The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-22


sentence.
Ciyil Engineer Wall was engaged
this morning verifying the grades
along that portion of Fort street to be
widcncd.
Lieut.. Klcmme. Sergt Robert Parker
and Private Mills were selected as url-
egates to the annexation meeting by
Company 4.
Professor llosmer Of Oahu college
will he asked to be one of the judges
to decide on name for the beautiful
lake at Kewalo.
j. Harris Mackenzie, of Bishop IL
Co., left by the Kinau this morning
for a vacation trip of two weeks TO
Maui and Hawaii.
Officers of the U. S. S. Alert enter
tanned Consul and Mrs. Mills, Vice
Consul Boyd and Mrs. Boyd at break
fast this morning.
As soon as possession is obtained Of
the building on Fort street formerly
occupied by NJ. S. Levy, it will be used
by Tregloan, the tailor.
Miss Mamie Riordan, of San Fran
cisco, who has been visiting the Widdi-
fields since October, will return home
on the next Australia.
| Mrs. DIR. c. b. Wood and daughter
left on the Kinau this morning for a
couple of weeks visit with Mrs. ID.
Center at Sprecllelsville.
Mrs. j. 4. Hassinger and daughter
will leave on the next Australia for
the States where they will visit friends
for two or three months.
D. Mclean and Charles Ross, desert
ers from the ship Henry b. Hyde, were
arrested this morning by Harbor Po
liceman Harry Evenas.
The Hagey Institute will soon be in
corporated with some of Honolulus
leading citizens as stockholders. $4,000
worth of stock will be issued.
1t is quietly whispered about that
number of Honolulu's most staid and
elderly ladies are endeavoring to mas
ter the bike at the riding academy.
1t is reported that James Sherwood
will soon dispose of Long Branch and
leave the Islands for California, where
he will engage in the ranch business.
A beautiful wheel called THE Ha-
hos II in, bn win
of the new cycle store on Fort street
1t was built by the Hawaiian Cycle
Company.
Ripley & Dickey will receive bids
until Friday, January 30, 1897, for the
erection of hotel buildings at Hilo,
Hawaii. Plans and specification at
their Office.
A syndicate of local Japanese have
concluded to go into the hack bust
ness in Hilo. The first of number Of
vehicles went up by the Kinau this
morning.
BY order of e. A. Jones, secretary,
the list of officers of the Peoples Ice
and Refrigerating Company, Ltd, who
will serve for the ensuing year, is puo-
| lished in this issue.
The success of the amusement COM
pany seems certain. The opening Of
the opera house at regular stated per-
iods would be particularly pleasing to
Honolulu theater goers.
All those interested in bicycling are
requested to meet at the Chamber of
Commerce on Monday evening January
visibility of procuring the track at
Kewalo.
When you buy Singer Sewing Ma
chine you get excellence of design and
construction, regularity and ease of
motion, great speed, etc. See ad of b.
Bergersen, agent for the Hawaiian
Islands.
Eleven Chinese boys, who nave been
in the habit lately of pilfering from
the grocery store of Charles Hustace,
are under arrest. A watch set by Mr..
Hustace yesterday resulted in their
capture.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will meet Saturday evening at
Kawa.ahao Seminary. The musical
and literary entertainment will be pre-
sented mostly by native boys and girls
from the above and other institutions
of the islands.
The agent of public lands gives no.
tice that lots number T.. 10, IA, Is, 25
and 26 Paauilo section and lot 1S Ahu-
oloa section will be sold at public auc-
ton on Saturday, February at -
o'clock noon at the Office of Charles
Williams, Honokaa, Hawaii.
All members of Company 4, Division
1, Citizens Guard Masonic Temple
IL II.