The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-11-05
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NEWS IN NUiSuLLL.
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News OF The hay.

Hawaiian Lodge meets this evening.
Work iu third degree.
Nukaiau Plantation Co. new list Of
officers appears ON page d.
Mrs Dole will receive Tuesday after
moons at her MailuK residence.
The Ministerial Union has made a
contribution of S35 to the Francis Muir
ply Union.
Mrs. Eliza Macfarlane met with a
fall Saturday by which her left hip
bone was dislocated
e. A. Mott-Smth has admitted to
practice in the United States District
Court yesterday by Judge Estee.
The Home Missionary Society is
meeting this afternoon at the Method
list parsonage from 2:3O to 4 clock.
Don't forget that the Rapid Transit
cars make the trip to College Hills as
| quick as the Tram cars do to PiiSoi
street.
Joseph Irving, a Briusher, was made
| a citizen of the United States yester-
| day by Judge Estee. He is a Scotch
/ man by birth.
The Catholic Mission band will sere-
| made NJ. G. Farias at his residence on
| Beretania street this evening in celebra-
| ton Of his birthday.
The Amateur Orchestra win celebrate
/ the seventh anniversary of its organic
alton with a rehearsal at the Y NJ. G.
| A. at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The opening of McInerny shoe store
has been arranged for Monday, No
vember IL from ? to 9 ,. m. Everybody
is invited to visit this opening
King kalakauas birthday, November
10, will be celebrated as usual with a
regatta Of miniature yachts. In the
evening Princes David and Cupid will
give a luau.
Mrs. +. M. Brooks leaves on the
China for San Francisco and the East
She will be followed in a few weeks
by her husband, who will spend a yaca-
ton in travel
The week Of prayer for Young Mems
Christian Associations throughout the
world will begin next Sunday. Mem
bers meetings win be held daily after
business hours.
l.e woman Board of Missions is
meeting at Central Union church this
afternoon commencing at 2:3O o'clock.
A paper on Missions of Central Am
erica" will be read by Mrs. George b.
Mcclellan.
The case against u. S. Harris, charg-
ed with carrying a deadly weapon was
nOlle prosed this morning i'm Judge
WilCOXs court. Harris had merely
been trying to dispose of the weapon,
when arrested.
The Francis Murphy Gospel Temper
ance Union has secured queen Emma
Hall for its new quarters A dedica-
tory service will be held this evening
at o'clock Moses Nakuina has been
chosen president Of the union.
An application for a local beer license
was received at the Treasurer's office
today from John Mitchell The propos-
ed location is in a building situated
on the mauka side of Beretania street
extension, near the foot Of Kamoilili
Hill.
Company B, National Guard of Ha-
wall elected the following officers last
evening: Captain w. r. Riley former
first lieutenant; First Lieutenant,
James b. German; Second Lieutenant,
AL Moore. Captain f.. T. Winant de-
cined a reelection.
The monthly meeting of the directors
Of the Y. NJ. G. A. was held last night.
Unusual expenses in connection with
the building has made great need
for more money to carry on the work
open to effort. During the month 1856
was received from membership fees
and $S3 from educational fees