The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


The circus will give matinee.
Warrimoo sailed for Canada at ..
Cyclomere meet opens this evening.
Emma square concert this Afternoon.
Sugar 3-16, sales heavy, market is
firm.
Water polo in the harbor this after
noon.
Belgic will get away for the Orient
at 2:30.
"A Happy New Year" to you, John
Chinaman.
Try the Central Market for your
Sunday roast.
The Waverly club will perfect an or
ganization tonight.
The Concord continued on her way
to the Orient today.
There will be concert and dance
at the Hawaiian this evening.
Professor Koebele and Bruce Cart
wright arrived on the Belgic.
Edward Dowsett has returned from
a trip to American and Europe.
Secretary Tenney of Castle & Cooke
is back from Il trip to the States.
Ensign Gelm. formerly on the Ma
rion, has been assigned to the flagship.
George +. Fairchid has come from
San Francisco to enlarge his shoe bus
mess.
w. c. parke came back from brief
business trip to San Francisco on the
Belgic.
Mrs. Z. Harrison and Mrs. S. NJ.
Passmore are tourists who came by
the Belgic.
~. H.. NH iIst Loot ~
err, will talk on Evolution and Karma
this evening.
The circus people have put in tel
ephone line for the benefit of their
patrons. The number is TAG.
j. l.. Paoo has been appointed as
sistant teacher at the Laupahoehoe
school. to succeed Mrs. Mckinley.
The request of Armstrong Smith of
the Fort street school for an instruc-
tor in modelling and carving, was not
granted.
The Board of Education ask for ten
ders of plans and specifications for one
ten room and one twelve room school
| building.
Australia on February 1 is the next
| boat to arrive from the Coast The
Mariposa will leave for San Francisco
| on tn the 3rd.
Fairchild's Honolulu shoe house be-
gin on Monday an alteration sale. dur
which times shoes will be sold with
out regard to cost.
William Crozier will referee the
swimming races this afternoon. The
| Judges are Clearance Cooke, Emil Ber-
ger and II. f. Coleman.
At 10 o'clock Monday morning j. f..
| Morgan will sell at his salesroom d
valuable library of books. the proper
tv of the late Adelia Cornwell.
During the temporary absence of
DR.. B. r. Burgess from Hawaii, Mr..
j. 7. De Bolt is authorized to collect
any receipt for all money due him.
At the Metropolitan meat market
YOU can always secure the best the
market affords in all kinds of meats.
If they don't have what you want, it
cannot be had.
Japanese Minister Shimamura tearn-
ed by the Belgic that a daughter was
born unto Mrs. Shimamura in Japan.
Mother and daughter were doing nice,
~ at last accounts.
c. +. McCandless. an old pioneer
died at the Queens Hospital yester-
day. The funeral took place at II
o'clock this morning, under the aus
pieces of the &. A. r.
The S. S. Riojun Maru is expected
to arrive at this port on January 24th
and to leave on January 21th. 1t has
superior accommodations for passen-
gers. William G. Irwin q Co. are the
agents.
Mai. and Mrs. II. S. Pickands, who
are en- route to Japan, decided to re-
main over in Honolulu for couple
of weeks after the Belgic reached port
last night. They are friends of f. d
Tenney.
There is dissension in the Chinese
colony as to the proper day to cele-
brate New Years. The lower classes
insisted on observing Friday, which
provoked the Consular Agent very
much. The official day, calculated Icy
the Minister in Washington. is Satur.
day.
! Charles S. Desky and \. s. Sachs
have purchased the old Lowrie prop
ertv at the corner of Beretania and
Fort streets, opposite the new Pro
gress block. No improvements will
be made until after the streets are
widened when IA big stone block VIII
probably go up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watson of
San Francisco were through passen-
gers on the Belgic. Mrs. Watson, for
merly Emma Spreckels. owned consid-
cradle property in Hawaii previous TO
her marriage, when she decided back
to her father fully a million and a
half of property.
DENIED THE MOTION.