The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-22
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the DaV.

Hart q Co. will supply extra pies and
| pastry for Christmas
! Judge Humphreys will not hear any
! further cases until January 4.
Miss Eoell of Oakland arrived by the
! Sierra to visit her sister Mrs. DR.. j. NJ.
! Dunn.
The Hawaiian Trust & Investment
! Company is distributing a neat 1901
! calendar.
Local grocery houses will cloce on
| Christmas and New Year Place or
| ders at once.
The books of the Eva Plantation Co.
VIII be closed TO transfers from the 23rd
to the 3lst inclusive
The German Bakery will make no
bread delivery on Tuesday, December
25th, Christmas day.
kawaiahao Sunday School will have
a Christmas tree in the church at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
The list of officers Tor the Hawaiian
Chinese Kona Coffee Plantation Ltd,
appears in today's Star.
Lights were out for more than an
hour last night to the great annoyance
of the morning papers.
Loves Bakery will have an extra
supply of fine pies. Order early. No
delivery on Christmas day
The books of the Oahu Sugar Com
pany will be closed from December 27th
to january, 1901. inclusive
Punahou and the Male Ilimas will
nave rafting game of football on the
college campus Christmas day.
Governor Dole will return tomorrow
morning from Kauai. \ big batch of
mail is waiting him at his office.
Delicacy distilled from Queen FIora's
fragrant buds and blossoms-enuuisite
perfumes at the Hebron Drug co.
December 20, Christmas day the Hon
oluIu Market Company will close at 10
a. m. Kindly place your orders early.
A dividend is due and will be pay
able to the stockholders of the 1. 1. S.
Nav. Co. at their office on Thursday.
only one more day to select your
presents for Christmas. Have you seen
our new goods. ]. Hopp e Company
The Metropolitan Meat Company re-
quests that Christmas orders be placed
early, as the shop will close at 10 a. m.
What will Christmas be without
mince pie? Mince, custard and cram
berry pies and fruit cake. German
Bakery.
Rev. S. P. Perry, of Kamehameha
school, will lead the meeting of Baptists
in the Y. NJ. c. A. at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
A gang of prisoners has been set to
work repairing the Punchbowl ditch
which was so badly damaged in the re-
cent storm,
A meeting of the Central Union
church choir for the final rehearsal of
Christmas music will be held at 79O
this evening.
All government schools throughout
the Territory closed yesterday after
noon for the holidays. They will ~
open January I.
Jrof Berger announces that the band
will play at Emma square this after
noon and at Makee Island tomorrow af-
ternOOn at usual time.
The Quintette club will discourse
sweet music from the veranda of the
Arlington Hotel on Hotel street this
evening from to 10.
Miss Jennie Murray, daughter of
Captain T. b. Murray, returned by the
Sierra after a visit of several months
to friends in San Francisco.
The funeral of the late James A. Hop
per will take place from the family resi-
dence at King and Punchbowl streets
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Darlington claims to have secured
an option on the premises of Mrs Cowes
near the Y. NJ. c. A. upon whichto erect
his proposed new telephone building.
The secretary of the Waimea Sugar
Mill Company gives notice that the
/ books of this company will be closed to
transfers from December % to the 81 in
elusive.
Miss Aimee Merry of Oakland, who
arrived on the Sierra, and Franklin
Carly, of Papaaloa,. Hawaii, We're quiet
ly married at st. Andrews cathedral
yesterday afternoon.
A team from the British war ship
Icarus and the England" team of Ho-
nOlulu will play Association football al
Makiki this afternoon. The Icarus anC
Honolulu will have bout on Christmas
day.
The stockholders of the Peoples Ice
Refrigerating Company will meet at the
Hawaiian Trust & Investment Co., at
o'clock p. m December 20 for the pur
pose of considering the dissolution Of
the company.
These are the new officers of the
Ladies Aid Society: Mrs. w. d
| Westervelt president; Mrs. Cornela
/, Damon. vice-president; Mrs F. w
McChesney, secretary; Mrs. N. B. Da
mon, treasurer; and Mrs. p. c. Jones
! treasurer of the Bishop fund.
/ What is more acceptable to a lad!
I than a nice set of first-class perfume
I or a leather toilet set, or cigar case 70
J a gentleman? The HOLSTER Drug Co
} have an elegant assortment of thes
I articles for sale, besides numerou
I other suitable things. 1t will pay yol
! to inspect their stock before making
your selection.