The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


AuStralla goes AT =.
Everyone goes to Cyclomere tonight.
Tansan is the drink if you want a
good mineral water. f. II. Adams, ag
ent.
Postmaster General Dat has filed his
report with the Minister of Finance.
Walter c. Weldon will make some
trials with his carrier pigeons very
soon.
The Metropolitan meat market have
their usual fine meats for Sunday or
ders.
Do not forget telephone 104, Central
market, when ordering. your roast for
Sundays dinner. i.
The Social Science club will gather
at the home of Chief Justice Judd on
Monday evening.
Mrs. II. II. Williams publishes a
card of thanks to the friends of the
late Miss Anna Cahill.
The Golden Rule Bazaar have receiv-
ed full line of valentines, which they
are Offering at low prices.
The Honolulus won over the circus
artists in the cricket match at MAXI
Xxi park yesterday afternoon.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
iIOll DlDle cldSS Will ne leu lOlllOGTOW
afternoon by Secretary Coleman.
I The Gaelic will probably get in from
the Orient this evening. and sail for
San Francisco some time tomorrow.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. +.
\. Cooke this evening. There will be
some music.
a successor to John Cassidy will be
appointed, probably, next week. There
are three applications on file at the
Interior office.
Good weather, good track and good
races are the indications for Cyclic
mere tonight Bimartn and other
favorites will ride.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
have received their 1898 Tribune bicN-
| cles. They are beauties and range in
price from sos to $40.
The Government band will play the
! Australia off this afternoon. At 1880
o'clock the band will render the usual
| Emma square concert.
Some important matters will be
brought up at the meeting of the Hon
olulu Amateur Athletic club schedul-
ed for Monday evening.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Cooper
and Minister of Finance Damon were
off on board the French cruiser Du-
! quay Trouin this morning.
Henry Stoddard, prominent citizen
of Santa Barbara, Cali, who is here on
a pleasure trip, was pleasant caller
at The Star office this morning.
The officers of the flagship Balti-
more are arranging for big bali on
l. 4 4. n,
probably on Washington's birthday.
The Leilani Boat club boys say they
are confident of having a home Just a
few yards to the Waikiki side of the
Healani house before the present year
expires.
Tonight is good bye" Saturday at
Wilson's circus. If you have not
seen it do not miss going tonight. The
prices have been reduced and and to
find seats you must go early.
Prof. Richards, who has resigned the
principalship of Kamahemeha Manual
school, will in all likelihood leave the
Islands. He wifi engage in some edu-
cational or mission work elsewhere.
DR.. Donald McLennan, formerly of
Honolulu, seems to be doing well in
Tonga. The correspondent of the New
Zealand papers, writing from Tonga,
usually mentions his name. He is the
court physician.
The Eastman Kodak Company have
appointed the Hebron Drug Company
agents for their celebrated koda<s.
They call attention to their new stock
and facilities for developing and for
printing the work of amateurs.
l.. b. Kerr announces sweeping re-
ductions for the coming week. Prices
on dry goods are way down at his
store on Queen street. In his adver-
Using space on the fourth page he
gives prices on some of their leaders.
Iwakami, the Hotel street merchant.
Will soon occupy fine double store.
Workmen are now engaged in putting
in an arch and shelving the room next
to his store, which when completed
will make one of the handsomest Of
stores in the city.
California has law requiring all
life insurance companies in that state
to apply the extension feature to their
policies in cases of lapse. The compa-
MES have been notified that unless
they at once comply with the law their
licenses will be revoked.