The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-08
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

For perfect barber work go to the
Criterion barber shop.
Harry Kluegel is planning to go to
the Berkeley University this year.
Assistant Engineer Perry Burt OF
the Baltimore will leave for the Coast
in April.
George II. Robertson of c. Brewer d
Co., has gone to Hawaii on an inspect
ing tour.
Clifton Tracey leaves today for Ber-
kelley. where he will enter the State
University.
j. S. Martin gives notice that he has
removed to PIP Fort street, next door
to Notes.
The inmates of the Queens hospital
are being treated to band concer,
this afternoon.
Bishop Willis will hold confirma-
ton service at st. Andrews cathedral
on March 30th.
Surveyor w. \. Wall and ID. Slog-
gett have returned from surveying
expedition on Hawaii.
Walter ID. Gitfard has gone to Maui
to reside permanently. He will engage
in plantation work.
Mrs. Naluina of Honolulu has pur-
chased the ice cream parlors belonging
to Mrs. Nerriera, in Hilo.
The Bennington will go out for tar
get practice as soon as the work on
the survey chart is completed.
Hilo citizens will meet on Friday ev-
ening to consider the advisability of
establishing board of trade.
Surveyor NJ. ID. Monsarrat is on Ha-
wall, engaged in surveying the Camp
bell tract which is being negotiated
for.
Marshal Brown sailed on the Mika.
hala this afternoon for Kauai, to be
gone until Friday. His mission is I'M
known.
A large invoice of fine shoes from
the eastern factories has been receiv-
ed by A. E. Murphy &, Co., 2O5 Hotel
street.
There was a short session of the
Cabinet this morning Matters per-
tanning to the general appropriation
bill were considered.
Next Saturday at noon Morgan will
sell the buildings, corner Fort and
Merchant streets: same to be remov-
ed within ten days of sale.
Miss Lillias j. West, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. f. b. West, to Leo +. Pres
colt, both of San Francisco
Applications for offices in the new
Judd building will be received. APP
ply at the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Company Office.
Miss Marks, the Hilo hospital nurse.
was brought from IIilo today. She
was taken to the Queens Hospital in
very distressing condition.
Harry Klemme and H. \. Juen has
| formed a co-partnership and will run
the Louvre saloon together. They will
be pleased to see all their friends.
c. Won Hamm, who has been i'll with
fever, is much improved now. He
has gone to the beach with the hope
of change of air benefitting him.
Kanal<ahi, a Hawaiian youth, who
is charged with a serious offence, was
committed for trial in the Circuit
Court, by Judge Wilcox this morning
f. o. Hall &Son received thirty BIZ
cycles and ordered thirty more on the
return of the Australia. instead of
twenty, as was stated in yesterdays
issue
Schuman's carriage repository is
worth your inspection. Almost every
kind of vehicle is on sale. If YOU do
not find what you want, he will order
| it for you.
Attorney S. NJ Ballou returned by
the Mauna Loa from Hawaii, where
he has been attending court. Mrs.
Ballou, who has been to the Volcano,
| accompanied him.
Engineer Patrick Hughes of No. /
has given up his position and will head
in the direction of the Klondike. Chas.
Williams has been given his place in
the fire department.
! The amateurs of the Kilohana Art
League, assisted by the Y. NJ. c. A. or
chestra, will present, on Saturday ev-
enin, February 10th, two interesting
and amusing comedies.
Sam johnson will not be able to do
any more riding this year. His physi-
clan has forbidden him to take any
violent exercise for the time being as
his muscles have been strained.
John Poepoe, a lad who refuses to
attend school, was sent to the Reform
School for six months, by Judge viii.
cox this morning. Another lad prom,
ised to do better and was let off with
a reprimand.
The agent of public lands has by
! authority notice in this issue, an.
nouncing the sale of a lot in Manoa
valley and the lease on several large
tracts of land, on Saturday, March ~
at ~ o'clock noon.
Cards are out for supper and a
dance at Kinau Hale, Miss Helen Viii.
| der's new beach home. on the evening
of the 18th. It is to be a genuine
| house warming As the house is
| small the invitations are limited.
There was small audience at the
concert given in Kawaiahao church
last evening for the benefit Of Kamoi-
ILL chapel Miss Nolte sang sweetlv
| Paul Tsenberg Pave tenor solo. The
Kawaiahao seminary Girls rendered
some music, T. II. Davies made a