The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-30
NEW ADVERTISLALNIS.
AUCTION.
Morgan
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the DaY,

Ables has - lots for sale on easy
| terms.
a shipment of Rainier Beer is expect
| ed today.
G.. Bote is back from a business trip
To- the Bay city.
Christmas opening of The White
House tomorrow.
Morgan will sell the Hoting premises
tomorrow at noon.
Government employees are receiving
their salaries today.
G. Afat Nuuanu Street will hold
clearance sale for 80 days.
John n. Wright is quite i'll at his
home near Independence park.
W. w. Dimond Il Company will have
a special announcement tomorrow.
The band gave a Thanksgiving con-
cert at the Hawaiian hotel last evening.
The Bargain Store. Fort and Bereta-
mia Streets, is holding a special sale this
week.
st. Andrews church fair will be one
of the leading events of tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Hanan & Sons shoes are popular in
Honolulu. Buy them at McInerny's
shoe store.
William Haywood will not leave for
Washington until the Zealandla on De-
cember IA.
j. G. Rothwell returned by the Mari
posa from a business visit to san
Francisco.
Alexander Young came down from
Oakland on the Mariposa to look after
his interests here.
Frank Hustace and wife returned
yesterday from a tour of several weeks
of the mainland.
Editor Gill of the Republican, gave a
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday to his
reportorial staff.
Manager Allen. of the Hawaiian hotel
OF a lie
his guests yesterday.
This is the evening of the reception
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levers in
honor of Miss Bagley.
Hundreds of people took the opportu-
nifty afforded by the holiday ana visited
Pacific Heights yesterday.
The Lace House, NJ. Brasch e Com
pany are showing fine display of tailor
made skirts and petticoats.
Prof. A. b. Ingalls, has been appointed
examiner of tea for the port of Homo
lulu at a salary OF $1,000 year.
1t has been arranged to have the
postponed annual meeting of the Hea-
lani Boat club on Saturday evening.
Children of the japanese Methodist
Sunday school were given a ride on the
electric railway to Pacific Heights yes
terday.
A dance will be given by members of
the Myrtle Boat club on the evening of
December I. Arrangements are already
well under way.
H. j. Nolte returned in the MaripOsa
in not very good shape. He met with
an accident on the voyage that bruised
him up not a little.
The internal revenue Office will to-
morrow be turned over to w. F. c.
Hasson, pending a permanent appoint
ment by the president
Mr.. and Mrs Louis SchOVen celebrat-
ed the fOTtieth anniversary of their
wedding last Saturday at the home of
their daughter Mrs. l.. A. Aungst in
North Kona.
The story that Professor KOebele was
thinking of introducing woodpeckers
into the Islands is entirely apochra-
phal The Professor had no more in
tentiOn of doing so than he had of
adding another pest to our already
long list.
Ben Bruins, the man who introduced
| vaudeville to the Hawaiian Islands ar
| rived by the Mariposa yesterday. Since
! leaving here a year and a half ago, he
! has delivered a number of interesting
| descriptive lectures on the islands in
various parts Of the states.
| The Hawaiian Electric Company S
| salesrOOm on Alakea street near Mer-
chant has a very handsome and COM
plete line of electrical fixtures. a visit
| there may solve the problem of What
! to get for Christmas" A Piano or
| Library lamp would make a very hand
some servicable Xmas gift.