The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-12
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denscd Notes of the Day.

The American League adopted a re-
yised constitution last evening.
Samuel C. Allen had good night
and is now slowly Commissioning.
A Marlin repeating rifle is advertis-
ed for sale. Can be seen at f. q. Hall
g. Sons.
There will be an interesting game
of basket ball at the Y. NJ. c. \. Fri
day evening.
Messrs Cameron and Rose of the
San Francisco Chronicle, will return
home next Tuesday.
l.. b. Kerr has a notice i'm this issue,
stating that George II. McLain is no
longer in his employ.
Inspector General Townsend has a
by authority notice in this issue re-
garding Office hours.
The Hawaiian Glee club will give
concert at the opera house on Monday
evening. January 18th.
The Moana may get in from San
Francisco this evening. but she is not
expected until tomorrow.
1t has been definitely decided to
have a parade and review of the mil
itary on Monday morning.
Several applications for membership
in the Y. NJ. c. \. are now in the
hands of Secretary Coleman.
c. II. Collins of this city has sold his
saddlery and harness business in Hilo
to his brother, \. +. Collins.
Charles j. Falk is interested in the
Klondilke exploring expedition of the
Ostrom BOYS. now in Honolulu.
H. f. Walker leaves by the Austria
1. IL a
line of 1898 Cleveland bicycles.
\ Molokai shooting expedition is
being talked of. The plan is to go to
the island in February and March.
The proceeds of the field day sports
will be used in making the improve
ments for the Y. NJ. c. \. athletes at
Makiki park.
Mrs. G.. w. Banks of Philadelphia en-
tertained number of ladies at a
whist party at the Hawaiian hotel on
yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Lucas has received his new
rubber tire wheels from the States,
and now has one of the prettiest hack
turnouts in the city.
The Honoluluites who will start out
to seek their fortunes in the klondike
country this spring are beginning to
make their preparations.
The board of directors of the Leila
nj Boat club will hold an important
meeting at the Hawaiian hotel this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be a joint meeting of the
Oahu and Mystic Lodges, X. of p.
this evening, at 1870 o'clock at Castle
HALL Spirited times expected.
| do nf,l
to the reception and dance on board
the u. S. S. Bennington, for Friday
evening, were delivered yesterday.
The name of Mrs. Charles B. Cooper
was inadvertently omitted in the list
of those who will present the society
play, "A Match Box next month.
Manager Low of the Makaha coffee
plantation will take Messrs. Cameron
and Rose of the San Francisco Chron-
ice staff, over the plantation on Fri
day.
Miss Rosina Shaw will sing at the
.Kawaiahao concert Saturday evening
Sixteen young ladies from the Kane.
hameha Girls school will sing at the
concert.
p. Peck, a prosperous coffee planter
in the Olaa district, is in Honolulu on
a business mission. Mr.. Peck is high
ly elated over the progress made by
his district during the past year..
Wall, Nichols Co. have issued very
handsome souvenir album of Honolulu
1t contains forty-nine attractive pho
togravures and is really work of art
The album is bound to have large
sale.
j. p. Amaral's horse Surprise won
over j. r. Wilson's Arab in match
race in Hilo recently. Surprise has
now been matched with George Ro-
| deik's Antidote. The animals are
! half brothers.
The Executive has decided to do
| nothing in the matter of widening
! Union street except to make a recon-
'mendation to the coming Legislature
/ that an appropriation be granted to
carry out the work
William Coelho's Glee club. number
ing sixty artists, will give a grand con-
cert in the opera house on Monday
evening. The club will Introduce the
original Hawaiian music heard i'm the
early times, as well as the music and
songs of the present day.
Ernest Thrum, bookkeeper for Pa
paikou plantation, on Hawaii. is bro
ken down in health. Manager Good
ale has granted him leave and he
will probably come to Honolulu on
the next Kinau. He and his brother.
Vida Thrum, will make a tour of
Oahu.
Miss Edna Kelley, the charming ell
I ocutionist, who returned yesterday
from visit to her uncle, Manager w.
W. Goodale of Onomea plantation, had
consented to give recital at Sprecll-
els hall last week, but the sudden
death of Fred Whitney caused its
abandonment.