The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-25
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Frank Halstead of Wailua, is in the
city.
F. Mahn is at the Hawaiian from
Lihue.
Band concert at Emma Square to-
night.
Chinese New Years will fall on next
Warrimoo due from the Colonies to-
morrow.
Health Board Inspector Rose is on
the sick list
The committee for the calico ball
have been chosen.
j. A. Hart of San Francisco is in Ho-
nolulu on a pleasure visit
Ned Dowsett is attending to clerical
duties in his fathers office.
The dredger has resumed operations
adjoining the Pacific Mail wharf.
w. c. Peacock and family will re-
turn to the Coast on February 4th.
Miss Axtell will give solo at the
Graham concert tomorrow evening.
The program for the Graham-Mar-
quardt concert appears in this issue.
Surveyor NJ. d. Monsarrat is out on
surveying trip around the island.
Elementary and Hawaiian classes
will convene at the Y. NJ c. A. tonight.
The Scottish Thistle Club will eel
citrate tonight in honor of Burns Day.
McInerny's Mammoth Shoe Store ad-
vertise the "Savoy" the new woman's
shoe.
Miss Teen Goodall and Hugo d. Keil
are to be married at San Francisco on
the goth.
Judge Foster will probably be APP
pointed Circuit Judge for the Island
of Hawaii.
The Coptic had almost an entire
cargo of flour and cotton for China
and Japan.
Rev. j. NJ. Monroe preached a pow
erful sermon yesterday at the Chris
tian ministry.
Capt. White is having some pictures
framed to hang up in Company BIS
armory room.
The Hebron Drug Co. invite you to
accept "A copy of the cook book just
published by them.
Members of Company 4, Citizens
Guard, meet tomorrow evening in the
District Court room.
Chas. Wilcox, secretary Board OF
Health is again confined to his home
with malarial fever.
There will be a Christian Workers
prayer meeting next Friday afternoon
in the Y. NJ. C. A. hall.
w. c. Peacock has given up the Wal
lkiki hotel scheme on account of the re
strictions in the license.
Peerless Typewriters that the
name implies. Hawaiian Cycle ant
Manufacturing Co., agents.
Company of the Citizens Guart
will elect officers at meeting i'll thu
District Court room tonight.
There is a good advance sale o
seats for the Graham concert at tn
opera house tomorrow evening.
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People who came over the Pail Sat
urday afternoon say that the wind AM
rain there was something awful.
Executors of the estate of John I
Warehouse, ST., have filed motio
for discharge. Order granted by III
Court.
Without any question, The Star i
the best newspaper in Honolulu; de
livered at your door for rs cents
month.
Consul General Shimamaru receive
dispatch by the Coptic notifying hin
of the death of the Dowager Empires
of Japan.
MI. oulllNdn, cODlneTcldl man |
San Francisco, has been in the city fc
some time visiting his old time frient
James Dodd.
w. L. Bowers, of the Merchant
Patrol, has his eye on the vacant pos
ton of captain of police, caused by I'll
, dismissal of Capt. Kanae.
There was a good attendance {
, Young Hawaiians in Foster hall Sa
urday evening to hear Editor j.
Poepoe lecture on law.
AT the Christian church yesterda
there were five accessions to I'll
church. The ordinance of baptism w;
administered at the evening service.
John NJ. Dowsett has been appoin
ed trustee of the will of III. NJ. Mis-
deceased, in place of George Brice Pc,
nell and Rev. Jas. II. Stewart, residir