The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-19


off the colony and adopt all manner OF
means to get hold of money. They
often make a few dollars by threaten
ing to work up an opium case against
Chinaman in business.
| THIS crusade against the Migrants is
the sequence of a mention of their
presence and number in the Chinese
colony by the STAR. Goo Kim, the
head Chinaman, has said that the
idlers number not less than 800. He
will not say that to the officers now or
for publication, but he told it to
prominent Government official. At the
same time Goo Kim appealed for aid in
dealing with the floaters.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
League meeting tonight.
The weather began to grow overcast
about noon.
Was there any ATTEST" to the Brewer
q Co., resolution?
The Honolulu Iron Works are now
running on half time.
The schooner Makaweli was reported
off Koko Head at 1:50.
The last papers received from the
Coast were dated December Goth.
The Hawaiian band will give con.
cert at Sans Souci this evening,
BoRN-1n Honolulu January 10, 1894
to the wife of j. 7 Rodrigues, a son.
The big turnout on the nth rather
paralyzed the Royalists.
| The biennial Davies dinner will be
given this evening at Craigside Manor.
The roar of the breakers on the reef
has been very loud for the past day or
two.
A slight break in the water main at
King and Bethal streets was repaired
this morning.
The Government financial statement
for the quarter ending December 3lst,
1898, appears in this issue.
A Jap laborer at the MAXWELL plan
tation had leg broken while acting as
a railroad man few days ago.
Judge Cooper has appointed Rev. ID.
Kapali administrator of his deceased
wife's estate under 5000 bonds.
rha of laak .s,xr-
ran down horse. The injured beast
was shot by Deputy Marshal Brown.
George w. r. King has, on his own
petition, been adjudged a bankrupt.
Liabilities are given at $4,000 and no as.
sets.
just about this time year ago the
Alameda was three days late. She was
held to await mails delayed by Atlantic
storms.
Judgment for $3.50 has been entered
in Circuit Court against the Kona Coffee
and Fruit Company in favor of T. X. R.
Amalu.
Mrs. Ash, who shot herself in the head
the evening Of the 18th, is resting COM
fortahly at the hospital. DR.. Wood says
she will recover.
The funeral of Mrs. Maunakilika
Mahoe occurred at 3 this afternoon. A
large procession followed the remains
to Kawaiahao cemetery.
Mr.. Dillingham; had nearly 900 guests
on his Eva special train last evening.
| The excursionists were shown over the
mill and about the great plantation.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's SO.
ciety will hold its monthly meeting at
the residence of p. G. Jones Saturday
evening, January 90, 1894, at 1880 o'clock.
George McLain of Hilo, who has re-
turned from the Puget Sound country,
says the Salvation Army is running
soup houses at Tacoma and elsewhere.
The Hawaiian Agricultural Company
bought the lease of 1900 acres in the
Kau district, Hawaii, at auction sale to-
day. The price is $3.50 year for ter
years.
Some hashlight views of Examinations
and scenes of the mass meeting were
secured by an amateur photographer
connected with the water works depart.
ment.
After two days Of constant employ
ment by big gangs, the grounds Of the
Government building have been cleared
of evidence of the fireworks displayed
on the 18th.
The nth OF January committees OF
the Annexation Club will meet a,
headquarters to morrow evening.
full attendance is requested by Chair
man Kennedy.
Hebron, Newman & Co. have some
thing to say in our advertising column
concerning the quality of spices. II yol
/, are not suited with those you are usinl
) give them trial.
1t will be just three weeks to-morro,
since there has been mail from tn
United States. The Mariposa shout
7 have enough letters and papers to kee
the postofiice people busy a couple Q
I days.