The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com
dcnSed Notes of the Day.

Next Friday evening Company c will
elect a lieutenant.
\ married folks bicycle club is the
latest in Honolulu.
Mrs f. X. Ilendry is now teacher
in the practice school.
DR.. Archie Irwin wants a job under
the Health department..
George McDougalL Kona coffee
planter, is a city visitor.
Land Commissioner Brown is eX-
pected to return on the next Kinau.
The teachers in the Government
schools were paid their salaries today.
The Christian Workers held a regu-
lar meeting at the Y. NJ. c. \. yestcr-
day.
j. de Camara was fined Sc in the Po-
lice Court today for using threatening
language.
Mrs. Wilder is still improving in
health. She expects to he around again
very shortly.
The Punahou teachers will give a
unique entertainment at Ialama
chapel this evening
Company b will begin its match
shoot with the Woodland, California,
company, this afternoon.
There is no drilling at the drill shed
on Saturday evenings. Companies
aud D meet on Friday evenings.
The Board of Medical Examiners has
recommended that license to practice
be issued DR.. Archer Irwin, NJ. d.
Professor Berger has some new
pieces of music for the Makee Island
band concert tomorrow afternoon.
BY the Australia. Castle & Cooke will
receive four models of Ladies' and
three styles of gentlemen's wheels.
w. II. Smith, who has been touring
interest of the McInerny firm, is back
again
Thomas V. King, of the Pacific Cycle
and Manufacturing Company, expects
to be established in their new quarters
next week.
The Hospital Flower Society has
$2,174.2O in its treasury. Mrs. f. NJ.
Swanzy has been chosen president for
another year
! \ ten-mnute car service was in
augurated today on the Tramway sys
| tenn between Fort and Queen to Piikoi
thing on Saturdays.
| There will be no concert at Emma
| Square this afternoon, the band play
! ing at St. Andrews Cathedral, where
the public is welcome.
Four Chinese paid SO fine each
in the Police Court this morning for
gambling. All Poon was obliged to
pay $25 for the same offense.
Several of the large pipes in the
Kaumakapili church fell in this morn
ing. Wray Taylor will put in the af-
ternoon in repairing the damage.
The management of the Hawaiian
hotel has postponed the French din
ner and hop until Wednesday OF next
week. The Australia will be in port.
The election of officers of the Homo
lulu Road Club will take place the
Tuesday, as stated in yesterdays Star.
F. Silva, while in an intoxicated con-
dition yesterday threw a rope about a
young Portuguese lads neck. He was
reprimanded in the Police Court today.
The manner of making graceful
poses and the perfection of finish of
a photo tells its true worth. Williams
gives the best work on every photo
made.
arrived in Honolulu on a visit a couple
of weeks ago, will occupy the pulpit
at the Central Union church tomorrow
morning.
Among the older residents of the
capital city Cares sausage is famous,
and the new corners are not long in
finding out how delicious it is. Tel
ephone 104.
There was a noticeable falling off in
the supply of fish received for the
week. Only 27,474 fish, or about half
the usual number, were inspected by
Mr.. Keliipio.
No business was transacted at the
annual meeting of the Oahu Railroad
q Land Company this morning. An
adjournment was taken, subject to the
call of the president.
Rev. II. b. Gottwaltz, of England,
has returned from tour of the Stands
of Hawaii and Maui He will remain
in Honolulu some little time before
taking his departure.
The choir of Central Union church