The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-13
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


No more fuke liver among the hogs
and sheep.
Customs Inspector Mark johnson
resumed his duties today.
The Sharpshooters will have their
annual meeting tomorrow evening.
The Educational commissioners are
having their meeting this afternoon.
The various government officials are
busy getting up their yearly reports
c. Long. the decorator, returned 10
the States on the Australia yester-
day.
Land Agent Baldwin of Hilo will
not be able to return to the Kinau to-
morrow
Mrs. c. \. Brown and children leave
on the Kinau tomorrow for the Vol
cano house.
Miss Mary L. Low has accepted
position as 'stenographer in j. y. Ma
goon's Office.
The Minister of the Interior has n
notice in this issue regarding sealed
bottles set adrift.
Fish Inspector Kelipio handled Co.,
III fish at the public market during
the past fortnight.
said Circuit Judge Perry to Star
man the other day.
w. NJ. Giffard and j. NJ. Monsarrat
are planning an outing trip to the 9th
er side of the Island.
Manager w. j. LoWrie of Eva plan
tation and son Walter are passengers
on the belated Moana.
Tomorrow afternoon the Christian
Workers will hold prayer meeting
in the Y. NJ. c. \. hall
List of new officers for the Hawa-
ian Star Newspaper Association Linn
tied, appears in this issue.
The burning of lot of cane trash
on Eva plantation last evening bril-
liantly illuminated the skies.
The annual dinner of the Sharpshoo-
ters will be given at the Hawaiian no.
tel on January 18th, at o'clock p. IN.
Wray Taylor has called "A rehearsal
of the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton orchestra for this evening.
Miss Kate Cornwell will go to Maui
next week with her father, w. H..
Cornwell, to remain several weeks.
Contractor John Owderkirll is ST.
perintendeng the construction of the
new government wharf across the har-
Dor.
Henry Macfarlane reports lots of
rain in the Koolau district, and says
that Ahuimanu ranch is now a pict-
| ure.
1t has been decided by the Scottish
Thistle club to give a grand smoker
on Burns night. which falls on JanI-
airy 25th.
Asada & Co.. Hotel street. call at
tention to new line of handllerchiefs
paiamas, neckties and fancy goods
just received.
Sealed tenders are asked for by Min
lister of Finance Damon for printing
and binding the biennial report of the
Finance Department.
Government Veterinarian Monsarrat
is busy preparing data on cattle
slaughtered for tuberculosis during
the past two years.
Miss leila Leighton, soprano sing
er in Central Union choir, is contem
plating a trip to the States by the way
of Japan and China.
The reading of reports intersperset
with social features is the program
for the annual reception of Contra
Union church this evening.
The Minister of the Interior asks
for sealed bids for printing the Int
rior Department report for the two
years ending December 81. 1897.
The Tramway Company offers 500
reward for information that will con
Wet any person maiciously tamperins
with the fastenings of the fare boxes
The regular monthly meeting of thu
First Company of Sharpshooters o.
Hawaii will be held at company head
quarters, Friday, January 18th, at 7:3t
p. m.
DR.. Shaw, the government milk in
spector, made twelve tests the other
morning, and found the goods of sew,
eral of the milk vendors below the
standard laid down by the law.
Walter F. Dillingham; has gone tc
the Gaspar Sylvia ranch at Waialua, re
Gently purchased by Henry Water
house, to remain for several months
He has hopes of the country air ben
efitting his health.
DR.. o. F. Paget, a graduate of Cam
bridge, has made application for Ii
Gense to practice medicine. The DE
partment of Health has recommended
to the Minister of the Interior that
license be issued to him.
r. II. Jetfreys, son of the president
of the Jetfreys Manufacturing Compa
ny of Columbus, o., is at the Hawaiian
on a tour around the world. He Is
a Williams boy and was classmat,
of Professor Rabbit of Punahou.
During the recent storm the stree
department cleaned the uptown
streets of the mud, which they dump
ed into lower Beretania, below Mauna
kea making the passage to st. Louis
college very disagreeable to say tn,
least