The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-17

Dimond's Grand Opening at this
evening Kaars Glee Club will be in
attendance.
The shard 1T the aquarium is report
ed to be slowly dying.
Regular meeting of Harmony Lodge
No. 3 l. O. O. F. this evening.
Yaat 10y & co. have some fine
| Christmas goods in dry goods, shoes,
etc.
Don't forget the auction sale of Mac
farlane premises on Punahou street
on December 81
Extra Holiday specials this week at
Sachs; money saving prices prevail;
see ad on page s.
b. f. Ehlers & Co. for useful presents
Open evenings, Thursday, Friday, Sat
urday and Monday.
Proposals for constructing a pump
pit at Kahauiki will be received until
10 a. m December "a.
The Oregon Restaurant King street
near Nuuanu will reopen tomorrow UNI
der new management.
Christmas sale will be held tomorrow
night by Morgan. Sale will take place
in store next to Ehlers.
Give cigars to any man who smokes.
You can get the best and largest selec-
ton at H. HaclIfeld & Co.'S.
Letters have been received announc-
ing the death of Mrs. Abbie Wilcox.
She is the mather of Mrs John Guild.
Up-to-date clothes can be obtained
for the new year from w w Ahana
Co. King street between Fort and
Bethel streets.
Don't miss the opportunity of secur-
ing a home. We can sell you one cheap
Great bargain for $S75. Trent & Co.
! 93S Fort Street.
A big algeroba tree was uprooted at
! the corner of 'Punahou and Beretania
! yesterday wrecking a mail box which
! stood on the corner.
! Z. Grant who was formerly employed
/ in this city is now in Sydney. 1t is
reported that he, made considerable
| money on the Melbourne Cup.
A new stock of cut glass has just
been received by E. o. Hall & Son,
for Christmas buyers. Don't fall to
see it if you want something fine.
Mrs. Taylor widow of the late Dr..
| william f. Taylor L. S. n. Getired)
has returned from san Francisco and is
the guest of Mrs l.. L. McCandless.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Weldon gave a
very delightful social at their home re-
Gently Although it was stormy a
large number attended and a most
pleasant evening was spent.
Entries to the Agricultural exhibition
may be made by Phone; Blue 412 from
now till Wednesday evening Dec, 10 OF
in person at the Exhibition Hall, Queer
street. f. G. Krauss, secretary.
Miss Helen Wilder expects to return
to her Pajaro Valley ranch, California
/ by the Alameda sailing Dec. 26. She
says she has had a delightful visi
here. but is anxious to get back to hel
orchards.
The preparation of the Christmai
dinner will be more easily accomplish
ed if you consult Henry May & Co.
advertisement in this issue. Many o
the delicacies should be ordered earl!
so as to prevent disappointment.
Beginning Tuesday, groceries will b
closed out in retail and wholesale guam
titles far below cost at the salesroon
of NJ. w. McChesney & Son, Queen 81
: No housekeeper, hotel or restauran
can afford to miss this opportunity.
Judge Henry e. Highton was re
moved to Miss Johnson's Sanitarium
He has been sick for two weeks an
confined, to his room at the Young Ho
tel for a week. His wife, who is i
o New York has been cabled for.
Gunst- Ealzin Cigar Co., have not onl
p the largest and finest line of cigars i
the city but also many articles for
smoker that cannot fail to please Con
suit their advertisement and see tn
list Of pleasing gifts for men enumerat
ed there.
Wives and sisters will do well to cor
suit the Myrtle Cigar store, Fort stree
). between Merchant and Queen, befor