The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

There are now 1877 convicts in Oahu
prison.
Dorc sails at I o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Doric's mail was fumiga-sd this
morning.
The February Anglican Church
Chronicle is out.
High School concert com mcuces at
1880 this evening.
j. A. Dover has built 100-foot flag
pole for j.. 4. Gilman.
Contract Chinese to the number of
1876 came by the Doric.
Read the new Walker ad about 1897
Clevelands and Clinller tires.
The Paradise of the Pacific for Feb
ruary was issued this morning.
The new 5OO-yard range of the
Sharpshooters' company is ready for
use.
Jailor Low goes to the Waianae
country this afternoon on hunting
trip.
During the last month there have
been fourteen accessions to the Chris
tian church..
At the evening service of the Chris
tian church tomorrow the ordinance
of baptism will be administered.
Mr. William H. Cornwell, Sir, arrived
from Maui yesterday. He is the guest
of his son-in-law, Mr.. John S. Walker.
The regular Sunday evening praise
service at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
evening will be led by Mr.. T. z. Rob-
inson.
Williams Art Studio makes photos
that please hard-to-please people, and
try to make each one better than the
other.
Company B and the police will hold
the first shoot of best two out of
three match this afternoon at the mil
itary range.
\ thirty-yard pistol range will be
built on the Kakaako militr,y range.
The stall belonging to Company \
will be used.
The list of officers of the Davcy Pho
tograph Company, Limited who will
serve for the ensuing year, is pub
lished in this issue
Company will hold a meeting next
week to elect a captain. Capt. Camara
is not yet decided whether he will be
a candidate for reelection.
Manager Clifton expects to give
another veriscope exhibition next
week and hopes to secure better con-
troll of the electrical current.
The cost of putting in the electric
lights in the High School building
was $16O. The proceeds of toniGht's
concert will go toward this expense.
The arrival of girl baby at his
home yesterday accounts for the broad
smile which Manager C. G. Ballentyne
of the Advertiser, is wearing today.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hyde aod tie lady
supervisors of the Free Kindergarten
Association, went to Eva this morn
ing to open the new plantatio Kinder
garten school.
The friendly cricket match between
the officers of the Icarus and picked
| Honolulu eleven will take place at 2
o'clock today on the Makiki base ball
grounds. There will be no charge of
admission.
Most sausage look the same, but
there's a vast difference in preparing
and flavoring it. The sausage made
by the Central Meat Market is differ
ent from any other in that it is made
of selected meat.
In the first ILLUSTRATED Talk on tn,
Life of Christ" given at the Methods
church Sunday night there will b,
nearly a dozen views taken from tn,
masterpieces of Europe Oh the Chill,
Christ and Mother.
Professor Berger has arranged al
excellent program for tomorrow's con
cert at Makee Island. Mr.. Charlie
Kreuter, who will give cornet solos a
all public concerts hereafter, will pla,
' "Old Folks at Home" by request.
w. II. Castle, A. V. Gear, Professo
+. A. Hosmer and several other gentle
} men contemplated a trip to the coun
try this morning to look after som
property interests, but postponed it
week on account of the inclemency q
the weather
REST For WHEEL MEN