The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-18
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

kilii last evening.
The quarantine station is to be
lighted with electricity.
\ list of new books received at the
library, appears in this issue.
d. X. Brown, charged with embez1la.
ment, will be tried tomorrow.
The three Cinnamon who assaulted
Huihui will be tried tomorrow.
Wall, Nichols Co. carry a full line
of writing and wrapping papers.
y. s. Sachs has a notice regarding
accounts due him, in this issue.
Education Board is in meeting at the
judiciary building this afternoon.
II. Lose. assignee for the estate Of
NJ. S. Levy. has notice in this issue.
The post Office people look for the
arrival of the Picking tomorrow even
ing.
Royal Arch Chapter No. l will hold
Il stated meeting this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
of the Queens hospital was held This
morning.
j. r. Waterhouse mentions canned
and dried fruits and vegetables in his
adj today.
\ social dance will be given tomor-
row evening by Oahu Lodge, Knights
of Pythias.
Charles Molteno is connected with
the European Barber shop on Mer-
chant street.
The Pacific Hardware Co. publish
testimonials regarding the worth of
the Secretary Disc Plows.
Minnie G. Riel, who deserted hor
husband, will be given hearing N
the Police Court on Monday.
The steamship Chittagong will bring
1900 barrels of cement to Honolulu on
her next trip from the North.
Tomorrow afternoon the Hospital
Flower Society viii hold its annual
meeting in the y. NJ. c. \. hall.
Mr.. w. w. Hall and number of as
sociates interested in coffee cultivation
will go to Kona tomorrow morning.
The Nooulu and Mocha Laliu society
win hold its annual meeting tomorrow
at 10 at the Kapiolaui Maternity home.
An interesting match between the
Mounted Reserve and Mounted Patrol
viii take place on Saturday afternoon.
| DR. Walters. in n letter to the Board
of Health, states that he will return to
Lihue, Kauai, upon his return from
Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice of Boston,
who have been visiting friends on the
other islands, are now staying at the
| Hawaiian.
A bark was sighted about 49,
o'clock; she is coming from the south
west. 1t is probably Il vessel from
Newcastle.
The election of directors for the
Oahu Sugar Company, which was to
have taken place this morning, has
been postponed.
| The Warrimoo brought letter to
Castle d. Cooke stating that centrif-
ugals were selling at 3 532 and beets
at 8 shillings IN pence.
Mr.. and Mrs. French, who were eX,
pected on the steamer Monowai from
San Francisco, will probably reach the
city on the next Australia.
There will be no cricket match be.
tween the Icarus and Honolulu teams
Saturday afternoon. Honors are even,
ly divided as things stand at present
There will be a parade and drill 81
the first battalion this evening, the
second battalion, under command OF
Maj. Jones, will turn out tomorrow
evening.
Every morning before breakfast, OF
every evening in time for dinner Loves
bakery wagons will deliver fresh
bread, rolls, cakes or pastry fresh from
the ovens.
Moepono who was the defendant ID
the liquor selling case tried before
Judge De la Vergne last November
was arrested this morning on the
charge of perjury.
Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank Term
Certificate No. 491, favor of C. Kaiser
has been lost. All persons are warned
against negotiating the same, as pay,
ment has been stopped.
Samuel Savidge, ST., is just recover,
ing from very severe illness. He got
down to the Office for a while this