The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

A probate notice appears in this is
sue.
A young man desires a situation as
bookkeeper
Morgan will hold the sale of art goods
this evening.
Whitney & Marsh are displaying fine
lines of holiday goods.
Fine holiday mince pies and fancy
cakes at Loves Bakery.
Grinding at Eva will begin immedi-
ately after the new year.
The S. S. Sierra is due Wednesday
morning from San Francisco.
Five drunks were fined 81 and costs
this morning by Judge Wilcox.
Rev. j. p. Erdman leaves soon for
China to engage in missionary work.
The grocery store of H. May & Co.
will remain open evenings until Christ
mas.
Changes in sailings are announced
! by the American Hawaiian Steamship
| Company
The barkentine Irmgard sailed for
! San Francisco yesterday with two pas
, sengers.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange an
nOunces the new rates of commission in
this issue.
Singers Bakery will have extra
mince and fruit pies for Christmas.
Leave orders early.
The Moanalua fern and palm sale
will be continued tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock by Morgan
The S. S. Sonoma is due tomorrow
from the Colonies. She will sail in the
afternoon for San Francisco.
A nicely furnished rooms suitable for
two gentlemen and two single rooms
are for rent. See Classified ads.
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entertainment will take place on the
Goth at the Hawaiian Opera House.
Low prices this week on ladies' chif-
fon and neck ruffs. These holiday
goods were late in arriving and must
be closed out.
News of the location of the cable
ship Silverton may be brought tomor-
row by the 5. S. Nebraskan which is
j expected from San Francisco.
The sale of seats for the Kilohana
Art League entertainment to be given
Tuesday evening, December 80, opens
at noon tomorrow at Wall, Nichols Co.
! Mrs. Carl Widemann and Mrs. Frank
Woods arrived on the Ninau Saturday
to stay over Christmas in Honolulu as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker.
| The box plan for the dramatic per-
! Torrance under the auspices of the
kilOhana Art League opens a Wall,
| Nichols & Co. tomorrow The date of
| the entertainment is set for December
80.
Prof E. Cook and Mrs. Agatha KEEL
+ ley, both we'll known in musical circles
were married last Saturday evening.
/ Judge Lyle Dickey officiated. Only a
very few intimate friends were present
at the ceremony.
The Hawaiian Association Football
League has issued a very neat Fix
/ ture Card" giving the schedule OF
games for the season with space fol-
memoranda of results.
The last week of Christmas shopping
/ is now al hand and finds the most sea-
sonable and alluring goods at the
Sachs store. Display of goods and
prices are most tempting.
/ A Christmas Poverty Masque" I'M
| der the patronage of a committee of
| ladies, will be given on the evening of
Monday, December 20, in the st. Gle
ment's parish house, which has been
loaned for the occasion.
A dramatic entertainment will be
given by the Palama Dramatic Club
next Saturday evening at the Orpheum
consisting of old time native dances.
! Dandy Ioane, the native Beau Brum-
mel, will be one of the performers. The
| box office opens tomorrow at the Or
| pheum.
| There will be a Christmas dinner for
seamen at the Sailors Home under the
united auspices of the Sailors Home
| and Seamens' Club. A stereOpticon en-
| tertainment will follow the dinner
! Contributions of food or cash may be
sent to either the chaplain or superin-
! tendent of the Home.