The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-13
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.

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DR.. Shaw has gone to Hawaii on
business.
There is a balance of $3,067 in the
Maternity Home fund
The military officers meet at head
quarters this evening.
Attorney General Smith goes to
Maui tomorrow evening.
Mariposa due on Thursday is the
next steamer from the Coast
Sagata and Yoshida have been SEN
fenced to hang on March 25.
There will be musicale at Hawai-
ahao seminary on Friday evening.
The leader at the Temple of Fashion
for this week is ladies' shirt waists.
Circuit Judge Hitchcock of Hlo
came down on the Lehua this morn
ing.
Attorney Alex. Robertson will re-
turn from Maui on Friday of this
week.
Miss Hyde sang a solo at the morn
ing service in Central Union yester-
day.
The smaller of the two bridges to
be put in on the new Pail road is in
place.
just sS,14O fish have been sold at
the fish market during the past fort
night
There were no sports on Saturday
evening owing to the inclency of the
weather.
The Laie and Waikiki tug-or-war
teams will have contest shortly for
$1,000 side.
The A. w. Spies arrived this after
noon from New York, with Il general
cargo to Brewer & Co.
Surveyor General Percy Smith of
New Zealand will address the Histori-
cal Society this evening.
zee Sing Tie, opposite the club sta
bles, calls attention to his stock Of
mating and wicker chairs.
n. S. Sachs invites inspection of his
Irish point lace, embroideries and
handkerchiefs in this issue.
E. A. Fraser, Manuel Ferreire and
James Beissel were granted letters of
denization. They will take up land on
Hawaii.
\ choice selection of cups and sau-
GERS, flower pots and porcelain ware
can be found at Wing Woo CHAINS,
Nuuanu street.
Zero Kakina has been appointed
district magistrate for the district of
Kawaiahau, Kauai, in place of David
kua, deceased.
The opening concert at w. w. Di-
a, ', .. Sntt in,
was "a pronounced success. There was
a large attendance.
Kapea and Kaio, the kinau murder
ers, will not be sentenced until next
Monday, when Attorney Robertson
will have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin will re-
turn from their wedding tour on the
Mariposa They have visited the
States and Europe.
Miss Kate Kelley, stenographer of
the Foreign office, will leave tomor-
Mrs. j. T. Stacker
The Pacific Cycle and Manufacture
ing Company call attention to the
Remington bicycle and lawn tennis
goods in their space today.
l.. B. Kerr calls attention to the
Christmas fair now in progress at his
store on Queen street. All goods are
offered retail at wholesale prices.
DR.. Oliver, government physician at
NIolokai is coming to Honolulu on
visit this week. Mr.. Moritz will care
for the patients during his absence.
At meeting of the Board of Luz
migration this morning the applica-
tons made by the sugar planters for
Japanese laborers for the present
month were approved.
being distributed by the Manufacture
ers' Shoe Company. They are in sets
of four and represent the game fish
.Leaping Trout" Brook Trout"
''Grayling" and "Blacl< Bass"
c. Brewer d Co. have made applica-
tion to the government for thirty
years lease of the government lot up
on which their building now stands.
This firm intends to erect a more
suitable building, under the law of
1895, requiring tireproof buildings.
j. f. Hackfeld, W. NJ. Giffard and
Professor Walter Maxwell, the COM
mittee chosen at the recent Planters
meet to call upon the Minister of the
Interior and lay before him the idea
of preserving the forests, were in
consultation with the Minister today.