The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-22
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes Of the Day.

The Hawaiian hotel is being paint
ed sky blue color.
Interior Office announces a sale of
lots ON Tantalus Heights.
c. d. Chase wants two houses See
his advertisement on this page.
y. S. Sachs has exclusive styles in
millinery. Very latest patterns in
ribbons also.
c. l.. Clement has retired from The
Star business Office to dveote his time
to Cyclomere Park
DR.. Rohaka has been appointed gJv-
eminent inspector at Yokohama vice
DIR. Eldridge resigned.
Mrs. w. II. Lambert and child of
Maui returned by the s. G.. Wilder
from visit to California.
Gus Swartz left by the Kinau this
morning to spend a vacation of about
two weeks in IIilo and neighborhood.
The case of All Hing, charged with
illegally entering the country. has
gone over i'm the Police Court to the
26th.
Captain German of the Regiment
base ball team. has been transferred
from Company f, regulars, to Com
pany ID.
The L. :. gunboat Wheeling return
ed this afternoon from Il short cruise
up Hilo way and target practice IF
Lahaina.
Mrs. Edward will appear again to-
night at the Y. NJ. c. y. hall. An eN-
pose of the dark seance will be CIV
en- this evening.
II. Brack. luna on Makaweli planta-
ton, returned by the 5. q. Wilder
yesterday from a short vacation spent
in the States.
The Sharpshooters will meet this
evening to elect officers. Waiter
Z. Wall. the present captain. has de
cided not to stand.
Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii has de-
clined to act as business agent for the
Hilo hospital, on account of pressure
of his own business.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
talks to rice planters in this issue.
Their stock of plantation implements
is large and varied one.
Japanese, for driving lame
horse, and a Chinese for having che
ia tickets in his possession, comprIs-
ed the list Of arrests today.
w. b. Starkey of Kaupo. Maui, has
started cotton plantation. The
scheme has ample backing and the
outlook is very promising.
Nolle pross was this morning. cnt-
cred in the case of Charles Gillian. d
boy arrested yesterday on the charge
of the larceny of newspapers.
r. w. Shingle of The Star staff LETT
today for well earned vacation. Mr.
Shingle will visit the Volcano and
will probably return by the Kinau.
According to Fish Inspector Keiii-
| pio's report to the Board of Health
yesterday 77,224 fish have been re-
ceived at the market during the past
| two weeks.
\ Chinese hui has cons )'idated a
number of small rice tracts near Ka-
neohe, and formed big plantation
scheme. l.. Ahlo is at the head of the
| enterprise.
w. w. Dimond & Co. are selling the
Banner bike lamp for $500, less the
usual discount for cash. This offer
holds good for one week only. See
the display in the Eva window.
r. w. Harvey, guard at the Insane
Asylum, sailed by the Moana yester-
day, for visit to issold home in
Australia. He has been succeeded at
the asylum by Charles Bromley.
At last accounts w. G. Irwin was
in Portland on his way to Montreal
and New York. He expe tied to reach
the latter city about the Goth inst.
Mr.. Irwin was accompanied BY w. H.
! Cornwell.
The Bureau of immigration has is
sued permits for the importation of
1900 Japanese laborers. They will ar
rive in few days. Other applications
are being received this month by the
| Bureau.
has resigned from his office, and takes
"A position on a Maui plantation. He
has been succeeded by Corporal 4.
gets two stripes.
! DIR. divers report on the Molokai
settlement for the quarter ending on
September so shows that there have
been twenty-three deaths during the
past three months. He considers the
health of the settlement fair.
f. o. Hall & Son state that the ru-
NOR of "A bicycle lamp war;" as men
toned in another paper, is fake,
as most war rumors are. They state
further than when lines of merchan-
disc carried by their house are cut
they are quite ready to meet prices
and are stayers. They are now selling
first class lamps for $500, less the
usual cash discount.
DAWN An Cycrp,,DDr