The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

j. \. NJ. Osorio has aicottage for rent
on River street.
Jas. r. Morgan has several fine lots
for sale, at Kaimuk
Many useful articles for old and
young at the White House.
Han & Sons bicycle shop is now rum
ing in the new store, upstairs.
The November term of the Circuit
court adjourned sine die Saturday af-
ternOon.
The usual concert viii be given at
Emma square this evening at the reg
ular hour.
Central Union church choir will meet
this evening for the rehearsal of Christ
mas music
Edmund J. Ford has been appointed
superintendent of sewers for the city
of Honolulu.
Several bargains are offered by the
Island Realty. Avail yourself of the
opportunity.
An even hundred people attended the
Advertisers annual luau at the PENN
sula on Saturday.
" o. ziengenfuss, lately city editor Of
the Republican, left by the Aztec Sa-
turday for Manila.
Captain c. b. Cottrell, Of the Kahului
railway, arrived in the city by the
Claudine yesterday.
j. A. Lucas and wife will be passen-
gers by the Alameda for six months
tour OF the mainland.
Have you enough bread and pastry
for Sundays use? If not ring up Ger
man Bakery. White 3S5.
The Orpheum is the only regular
evening attraction these days. Secure
your seats before it is too late.
James Bennett aged 81, native Of
Kentucky, died at the Victoria hospital
Saturday of intestinal nephritis.
Major j. W. Pratt will leave tOmor-
IN CT n nv
| Of the First regiment, n. G. II.
Will e Fisher will hold an auction
sale at the store on makai side of King
street near Bethel street on Wednesday.
Improved shipping facilities has al
ready had its effect on prices. Fine
dressed chickens can now be bought
for fifty cents. A month ago they were
ST.
Chester A. Doyle has been admitted
by Judge KaIua, of Maui, to practice
law before the inferior courts of the
Islands.
Mrs. e. D. Tenney will entertain the
choir of the Second Congregation of st.
Andrews this evening. Christmas mu-
sic will be released.
f. j. Cross, manager of the wireless
telegraph company, returned by the
Claudine yesterday from a tour of the
stations on the other islands.
Governor Dole will not return until
ll6Nl cul'ldN lllpll llllS' III consequence
of his absence there was not an Exc
cutiVe meeting this morning.
In the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Saturday evening the local nine had an
easy victory over the team from Camp
Mckinley the score being % to ).
Peaceful residents of AaIa complain
that their siestas yesterday afternoon
were disturbed by electric linemen,
stringng wires to the region beyond.
Mr.. Deskys addition on Pacific
heights was again visited yesterday by
throngs of people. A free bus took the
sight seers from Nuuanu street to the
electric car line.
Miss Grace Buchanan and Allan Dunn
were married Saturday, the Rev. VIM.
NJ. Kincaid officiating. They will be at
home to friends at Cottage Grove, King
street, after January y.
The suit of Mary Macpherson against
| F. NJ Brooks, assumpsit, which was
/ settled some time ago, was dropped
| from the court calendar on Saturday
upon motion of the plaintiff.
| Owing to Christmas and New Year
days falling on Tuesday, the Wilder's
! S. S. Company gives notice that its
boats will sail on Wednesday, December
| 26 and January End instead of their re.
ular sailing days
There will be a meeting of the protec'
tive League of Honolulu Monday, De
cember II at 4:30 p. m. at the Y. NJ. c
A. to consider suggestions in reference
to the bylaws and to listen to the re
port of the directors.