The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
demsed Notes of the Day.

There will not be a concert in Emma
square this evening.
About 100000 sugar bags a year are
used in the Hawaiian Islands.
Dainty Odors of perfume for Christ
mas giving at Hebron Drug Co.
"A report came from Kauai yesterday
that Otto Isenberg is quite ill.,
Jas f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of Christmas goods at this even
ing. ~
~ S Levcy the stars travelling bust
ness agent, returned yesterday from
Kauai.
A lot with cottages, on Vineyard
street, is for sale by the Island Realty
Company.
r. j. Lowery and family are at home
again from a visit to centers on the
mainland.
Miss Mae Damon was a return pas
senger by the Rio yesterday from long
tour abroad.
Dan Vida and wife and Will Vida re-
turned by the Rio de Janeiro yesterday
from San Francisco.
The American Messenger Service are
using express wagons to handle the
large holiday trade.
United States Consul $. 5. Lyon was a
through passenger by the Rio for his
post at Kobe, Japan.
y large number of school teachers ar
rived from the other islands yesterday
to spend the holidays.
Emil c. Peters has been admitted to
practice law before the United States
courts of the Islands.
Sailors from H. b. NJ. S. Icarus at
tended services at st. Andrews cathe-
dral yesterday morning.
George Henry Pidgeon is a new Am
erican citizen. He was naturalized by
Judge Estee this morning.
The stockboOks of the Hawaiian Agri-
cultural Co. will be closed to transfers
from the Goth to the 31st inclusive.
Charles E. JacoX gave dinner at the
Hawaiian hotel last evening to some of
his friends from the training ship
Adams.
DR.. John S. McGrew was IS years of
age yesterday. He entertained few
friends at his country home near Pearl
Harbor
The first Sunday night concert at the
Orpheum was given last night. The
house was well filled. The program
was eXcellently rendered and well re-
ceived
The Punahou Alumni were defeated
by the Oahu college football team on
PunahOu campus Saturday afternoon
by a score of Is to 5. The game was
rather slow
Storm sewers are being put in
through Kukui street to Nuuanu stream
The system will drain the low district
near the Lyceum and the nonds below
Kaumakapili.
]. K. Burkett and s. Kelinoi, two of
the travelling normal instructors of the
Department of Education, arrived in
the city yesterday TO consult with Su-
perintendent Atkinson.
Dimond & COmpany's store will be
open until midnight and for the further
accommodation of late purchasers the
door will be open for a short time
Christmas morning.
Maui, Lanai and Molokai were visible
to the naked eye yesterday from Dia-
mOnd Head. The atmosphere was I'M
usually clear and the view from that
point was very beautiful
VIII Soper received a very severe bat
on the nose in the football game at
Punahou Saturday afternoon, and the
injured member will be "out of commits
SION for football purposes for some
time to come
Anybody still looking for a suitable
Christmas gift will do we'll to inspect
the stock of goods kept by the Hollis
ter Drug Co, They have a beautiful
line of perfumes, leather goods and
toilet sets of every description and
they claim that they can suit every
taste and purse.