The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-28
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

In today's advertisement, the Hebron
Drug Company enumerates many suit
able New Years gifts.
The funeral of the late Thomas Phil
lips will take place from the X. of r.
hall at 1880 this afternoon.
The merits of the Oliver Typewriter
are given by Wall, Nichols Company in
their advertisement of today.
All the wooden buildings at the Punch
bowl street detention camp will be sold
on January by Jas. f. Morgan.
A special sale of chickens on Satur-
day by the Metropolitan Meat Company
Fine roasting chickens only 30 cents
on January a number of wooden
buildings on Vineyard street between
River and Liliha streets will be sold.
A later mail will be due by the Cop
tic tomorrow from San Francisco. She
will probably arrive during this even
ing.
The Hawaiian Trust & Investment
Company is now ready to receive appli-
cations for offices in the Boston build
ing.
Lord" Robert w. Podmore this
morning renowned allegiance to the
good Queen and became an American
citizen,
1t is the intention of Theo. Richards
to purchase Relief Camp No. 2 on Vine
yard street and continue it as private
enterprise.
The Lace House on Hotel Street will
remain open on Saturday and Monday
evening. They have many articles suit
able for New Year gifts
Mr.. Darlington reports that he has
made contracts for more than 250 tel
ephones, the number originally required
to make the project a go.
A notice to mariners regarding the
replacing of the Bell buoy at the en-
trance of the channel, appears in the
By Authority column today.
DR.. Jobe, of the United States Marine
Hospital service, expects to leave some
time next year for a course in the Post
Graduate school in New York.
Tomorrow at noon, at the salesrooms
of Jas. f. Morgan, the delinquent stock
in the Olaa Sugar Co.. Ltd, will be
sold, unless the 18th assessment is paid.
Frank G. Prescott, of this city, has
announced his engagement to Miss
Ethel Adams, of Oakland. The we'd
ding will take place durin" next month.
Major Potter was engaged at the
capitol yesterday making out a report
Of the expenses of the commission to
Paris. to be submitted to the Territorial
government.
DR.. Mcdonald is being spoken of as
a successor to DR.. Hoffman rs bacter-
iologist of the Board of Health. He is
an expert in that line and also lee
Plaintiff in the case of HOLSTER Drug
Company VS.. John F. Colburn, assump-
sit, has appealed from Judge Dickey to
the Circuit Court. The amount in
volved is a little over 1872.
On account of the very rapid work
done by Mr.. Stevenson in house num-
boring it is now practically a certainty
that free delivery of mail in the city
can be started next week.
DR.. Noblitt has resumed practice from
his office on King street and residence
in Kalihi. He has found that his re-
cent trouble has made him friends in
place of turning them from him.
There will be no rehearsal this tVen-
ing of the choir of the Second Consi ega-
ton of st. Andrews, but every member
is expected to be at 945 O'Clock service
Sunday morning, when the Christmas
music will be repeated.
Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. gave a
Christmas entertainment yesterday tc
soldiers of Camp Mckinley Rev. G
L. Pearson delivered the address OF
/ the day There was good music by Mr.
| Shanks and Mrs. Hoffman.
The boys at the Central Fire station
| express gratitude to Major r.. Fl. f
Wolter for refreshment supplied then
on Christmas day Major VOTERS fine
house on Thurston street was saved by
the fire lads Saturday night.