The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-27
NEW ADVLNTIsEMLNTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

4 horse has been lost. See Classified
column
Rubber stamps made by Wall,
Nichols Co.
Whitney and Marsh are preparing a
clearing sale.
The steamer Kinau will be about four
hours late in arriving.
The America Maru sails for San
Francisco about 1 p. m. today.
The straw hat factory of lwakami q
CO., is the largest and most complete
in the city.
II. w. Lake, manager of the new
Alexander Young building hotel ar
rived by the Sierra.
Or. Galbraith has removed his office
to the Masonic Temple, residence at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
The bark Mohican arrived from San
Francisco at noon today. She was Is
days making the trip.
Notable fall styles in ladies' ready
to-wear apparel now being shown at
| the Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Lewis 81 Co. will remove on February
| 1, 1903, to their new store in Levers
| & Cooke block, King street
Il. Kawika was arraigned before
Judge Wilcox today to answer to
charge of stealing a plug of tobacco.
By special request there will be
concert by the territorial band at the
| F'ishmarRet this afternoon at three
o'clock.
At the residence of Ralph Geer Mat
lock Avenue, on ReXt Wednesday, at 10
a. m, Morgan will hold a sale of house
hold furniture.
The Christmas music rendered by st.
Clements choir at the Christmas Day
service will be repeated at the morn
ing service tomorrow.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21., will install
new officers tonight. Members of Pa
Cific Lodge, Lodge lie Progress and all
visitors are invited to attend.
! A merry Christmas was spent at the
| KapiOlani home through the thought
! fulness of several persons who sent
contributions Of food, clothing and pre-
sents.
NJ. T. Simonton this morning sub
miJted a report as master in the matter
of the estate of Hugh Morrison, deceas-
ed approving the accounts of the ad-
minst traitor.
Christmas tree entertainment will
be be given by the Chinese Mission
School in St Andrews Sunday School
room this evening at seven o'clock to
which all friends of the mission are in
vited.
The stopOver passenger on the Amer
lea Maru from the Orient for this port
were Miss f. S. Cozad, Miss Cert
rude Cozard DR.. a. w. Parsons, DR.,
! f. 5. Tinthoff, and *. Watanabe and
servant.
Thomas f. Constance, a business man
of Juneau, Alaska, was among the ar
rivals by the Sierra. He will stay here
a few weeks, and may locate here per-
manently.
An interesting program of music and
Rotations, concluding with a spirited
| a Z
mas at Grandpa's' was rendered last
| evening as the Christmas entertain
ment of the Christian Church.
Aged Hawaiians at the Lunalilo home
were provided with a Christmas dinner
through the kindness of Prince and
Princess KaWananakoa. Several of the
old natives improvised oleoles in the
original Hawaiian in honor of their en-
tertaineTS.
The directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association have issued in
yitations for the New Years reception
and lunch at the Association building
January l, from II o'clock till 2. The
reception Will be in the parlOrs. The
'.sGies will serve lunch upstairs.
Dudley BHck's cantata, The Coming
of the King," which was rendered last
Sunday evening, will be repeated at
Central Union church tomorrow even
ing. The weather was so Indictment
last Sunday evening that it is thought
many who would like to hear it were
prevented from doing So
"A Christmas Poverty Masque" will
be given Monday evening, December
20 at st. Clements Parish House which
has been loaned for the occasion. The
affair is under the patronage of COM
mittee of ladies. The music will be by
the Quintette Club. Dancers will I'M
mask at 10 o'clock. Full dress is bar
red. The entrance is on Makiki street. |
DEPARTING.
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