The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-01
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.


Mariposa on Thursday.
The Peru left San Francisco day
late. She will arrive tomorrow.
A purse was found on the Waikiki
road yesterday. See advertisement.
Sugar is quoted at 1-16. This is
the same price as reported last week.
Walter Dillingham; is up from Wal
alua today. He will return tomorrow.
Company G holds the Island record
in target shooting. The company has
scored 1872 points out of possible 800.
Frozen eastern oysters in any style
will be served at Beaver lunch room.
II. L. Walker, the Cleveland bicycle
agent, returned from San Francisco
today.
Clerk Thoel, with Hackfeld &, Co..
will make the round trip to the States
on board the Aloha.
The annual meeting of the Pacific
club is called for Monday, February Z,
at 1880 o'clock p. IN.
Oyster cocktails and a fresh supply
of Enterprise beer on draught at the
Merchants Exchange.
Read what the Hawaiian Hardware
Company have to say about safes IN
their Timely Topics today.
The Attorney General and Mrs. W.
o. Smith leave for Maui today on ,
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin.
Col. Sam Parker and family will 90
to their ranch on Waimea. Hawaii,
next week. to remain several months.
\ meeting of the Maternity Home
will be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. The managers report will be
submitted.
Secretary Coleman has thrty-siX APP
plications for membership to present
at the Y. NJ. c. \. board meeting on
Monday.
On Thursday. February 3rd. j. F.
Morgan will sell at his salesroom on
Queen street IA quantity of fine house
hold goods.
\ letter from friend in Cambridge
states that G. Carson Kenyon entered
Cambridge University as an under
graduate in September.
The band will play at Thomas
square this evening. Miss Kanoho
will sing and Charles Kreuter will
give a cornet solo.
There are over 800 Chinese and ia
panese laborers employed on the ex-
tension of the railway between Waia-
nae and Waalua.
III. w. Schmidt & Sons received a
fine line of new goods on the Austria
liza. Organdie dress goods. curtains,
ribbons and print.
A thoroughbred animal came on the
Australia today to participate in the
coming race meet. The horse belongs
to William Cunningham.
One of the well boring outfits be-
longing to McCandless Brothers has
been taken to Kohala, Hawai-, to eXpe-
riment in that district.
Camarinos' refrigerator was return
ed today on the Australia, filed as is
usual with all the choice fruits, game,
etc, of the season, on ice.
c. II. Frazier will commence this ev-
ening at the y. NJ. c. A.ubuilding
class for young men for instruction
on the mandolin and guitar
The very latest news from the Coast
which appeared in the San Francisco
papers of January 25th, was brought
by the Australia this morning.
Rev. John NJ. Lewis, the retiring
pastor of Palama chapel, was given a
farewell reception at the chapel last
evening. He will go to Maui shortly.
Maj. j. w. Jones will appoint Sergt.
Forester as adiutant of the First Bat
talon, to succeed Louis Kenake, who
will be made captain of Company b.
The members of Company b will
elect a captain this evening. 1t has
been practically decided that Adiu-
tant Louis Kenake shall be the choice
Charles Bellina, manager of the
Club stables, is wearing a broad smile
today because of a new three seated
surrey arrived on the Australia. This
is the only vehicle of its kind in Hon
olmlu
Two native lads came on the train
from Kahuku today with a tandem
with both tires fiat. They walked
from Kahuku to Pearl City, nearly 80
miles.
Miss Ida Pope, principal of Kameha-
meha Girls school, read an interest
ing paper before the Woman's Board
of Missions this afternoon, on "Hawa-
iian Girls"
British Commissioner Kenny has fit
ted up cricket grounds on his prem
Uses at Palama. He has notified the
Honolulu Cricket club that the ground
is at its disposal at any time.
A conservative citizen predicted to.
day that the Molokai ranch which will
be sold at public auction tomorrow at
noon will bring 100000. That there
will be lively bidding is certain.
Tomorrow, at ~ o'clock noon, Hen
ry Smith, by direction of the trustees
OF the Bishop estate, will sell at the
Judiciary building the property known
as the Molollai ranch. The upset price
is $l50,000.
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