The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-28
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con
denSed Notes Of the Day.

Fifty shares of Eva went today for
$40.
w. w. Hall went to Kahultu today
to inspect the plantation.
The civil government class of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will not meet this evening.
The entral Union choir will hold a
rehearsal tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock.
The receipts of the Land Depart
ment for the past two years have
amounted to $216,OO0.
There was full attendance of the
members of the Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra
at the rehearsal last evening.
Marshal Brown. who has been indis-
posed for the past few days. is so i'm
proved today as to be at his office.
The Germans of Honolulu will eel
citrate the birthday anniversary OF
Prince Bismarck, the Iron Chancellor
Councillor John Phillips, who was
badly bruised up in II runaway recent
ly. is able to get down to his office
now
The Christian Workers are occupy
ing the Y. NJ. c. \. hall this afternoon.
dress.
1t is known that Manager Paine of
the Tramcar system will return from
England in the early part of next Feb
ruary.
The McInernv shoe store strongly
recomend the Doris cycling boot.
1t is a graceful filter and firm ankle
supporter
Mederos & Decker can please the
most particular in clothing. They al
so carry fine line of gents furnish
ing goods.
Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Winter and Miss
Rose Roth will 90 TO the Monsarrat
ranch at Mn tomorrow to remain a
week or so.
Professor Agassiz was the guest of
party of towns people at Heeia yes
terday. The coral reefs at Kaneohe
bay were examined.
Harold Dillingham; will go to the
Sylvia ranch tomorrow to remain over
Sunday as the guest of his brother,
Walter f. Dillingham;.
Mrs. ID. w. Balch and daughter, Miss
Maud Balch, who arrived from San
Francisco this week on the S. \. Cas-
tie. are the guests of Mrs. Angus.
Pearson & Hebron call attention to
the fact that they keep good wheels
for rent and in their sales depart
ment are receiving new goods all the
time.
There Use a rush at the tax Office
Next Monday is the last day on which
returns can be made and ASIA conse-
quence the schedules are coming III
rapidly now.
Tenders for fifty shares of the CAPT
tai stock of the Hio Electric Light Co.
are asked for at the minimum price of
1925 per share. Applications will close
February 10Th.
The Progressive Educator is out. II
contains an account of Osmer Abbott's
visit to Jena, Germany, and number
of extracts and reports from the Is
land Teachers Associations.
The Daughters of Rebelah enter
tanned in their King street hall last
evening. An informal orchestra com
posed of {. $. Desl<y. flute: \. Mar
ques. guitar, and j. Rosen. violin, rem
dered good music.
DIR. lngerSnll, the importer of hogs
and apples, admitted in the Distric
Court this morning that he had solo
fruit here without IA license. but as i
was through ignorance of the law
Judge Wilcox let him off with a fine
of S25 and costs.
Frank Roland, formerly with tn,
Hawaiian hotel, who went to Hilo sew
eral months ago, has resigned his pc
sition with Wall, Nichols Co.'s brancl
store, and is now in Puma inspecting
the coffee districts with a view of in
vesting. He has been succeeded oN
Everard Turner.
u. w. Winfield, who arrived in Hon
| olulu last month from Wisconsin VIII
good letters of recommendation is
graduate of Yale '95 and is a member
of the Phi Beta Kappa society. He i!
now being shown the Olaa coffee dis
trict on Hawaii. Mr.. Winfield has de
cided to buy coffee estate and locate
| I1nnn II