The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

row morning.
Mystic Lodge X. of p. meets this ev-
ening. Work in the first degree.
The ladies have possession of the Pa
cific Tennis courts this afternoon.
Allen Jones won on a Sterling. They
are built like watch and are fast.
If you want a good job of painting
done, call upon Sterling, opposite the
Bell Tower.
A furnished front room to let in
the central part of the city. Apply at
80 Union street.
Manager Lucas has announced spe-
cial dinner and dance at the Hawaiian
on Saturday evening.
Special meeting this evening of
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ.
Work in first degree.
Walter c. Weldon calls attention to
choice eggs for Matching. See his list
of imported poultry.
The Minister of the Interior has a
notice in this issue of change of Ii
censed carriage stand.
Honolulu Commandery No. l, X. T.,
meets tomorrow, Thursday, evening at
1880. Order of the Temple.
Miss Helen Wilder will depart on
the 22nd inst. for Maui, to be absent
two weeks on official business.
Ho Yen Kee publishes a notice in
this issue that Ii. Kiwai has agreed to
sell him his business at Pawaa.
Some matters of Importance will De
brought up at the meeting of the St.
Louis College Literary society this ev-
ening.
No more racing at Cyclomere until
Saturday evening next, at which time
an interesting program will be pre-
scented.
Mrs. Amy l.. King, florist. is now To-
Gated at the Woman's Exchange and
prepared to fill all orders for flowers
promptly.
j. 4. Waterhouse & Co. announce in
their advertising space that they are
ION top" in the grocery business and
invite you to call.
Miss Cora Mcdonald, who is teach
ing a class of ladies in English liter
ature, contemplates returning to the
University of Chicago in June.
Surveyor Wall and his assistant,
Digby Sloggett, will return to Roma
within week or two to com
plete some work they have in hand
there.
The Y. NJ. c. \. orchestra has kind
ly volunteered to play at the opera
house on the 10th when the two com
edies will be given under the auspices
of the Kilohana Art League.
The Cabinet Ministers were closeted
the whole morning considering appro-
priation matters and other items that
are to come before the Legislature,
which meets one week from today.
Chief Clerk Hassinger of the Inte-
rior Office has sold at public auction
small government lot situated at Ka-
luaopalena, in Kalihi, to III. C. Myers,
for $340. The upset price was 5000.
The Manufacturing Harness Compa-
ny received by the last Australia a
fine lot of harness fixtures, whips, col
lars, etc. This is the place for turf
men to find what they want for their
stables.
Under instructions from the Trus-
tees of the Bishop Estate, James F.
Morgan will sell at auction on March
23rd, at his sales rooms, leases for 21
years of valuable fruit and coffee
land in South Kona, Hawaii.
A portrait of the Chief Justice, In
crayon, is exhibited in the window OF
the Pacific Hardware Company. It is
an excellent likeness and shows Mr..
Judd's characteristics to a nicely. The
work is by j. j. Williams.
Miss Marks, the nurse in the Hilo
hospital, who was brought to the city
last week for medical treatment, has
improved very rapidly and is on the
high road to recovery. She is at the
home of Inspector General of Schools
Townsend.
President Smith has called a meet
ing of the Health Board for this after
noon. All the business now on file
will be disposed of as it is doubtful
that there will be another meeting for
fortnight or so owing to the conven-
ing of the Legislature.
The next Kinau will carry District
Inspector Andrew Brown, Grand Mas
ter Joseph Little and Past Grand
Master Archie Gilfillan, to Hilo. where
they will deliver a charter to Kilauea
Masonic Lodge, and will direct the In
stallation of officers. Robert More has