The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-04
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

ing party au uneir Deach pace ohiS e'-
ening.
Mrs. Charles Gray will give a card
party at Halealea Lawn on Tuesday
evening.
This is fashionable night at the cir
Gus. The parade this morning was a
credtable affair.
The Hawaiian News Co. handle the
J. & c. Fischer piano, and recommend
it for this climate.
w. II. Baird today filed his bond I'm
the sum of $4,000 as assignee of Harry
Cannon. bankrupt.
Everyone should see Martyne, in his
clown acts at the circus tonight. He
is an old Honolulu favorite.
Bilmartin, the champion of America,
will be in the professional events at
Cyclomere. on Saturday night
The time and attention of Judge
Perry's court is taken up in the hear
ing of the equity suit brought by Fer.
nandez against Silva.
On Saturday, February 5th, at 10
o'clock a. M James f. Morgan will
have an auction sale of furniture at
his saleroom on Queen street.
DR.. Tomizo Katsunuma, veterinary
surgeon, has opened an Office in the
Spreckels building. He will attend all
calls in his line. Telephone 544.
The Hawaiian News Co., Ltd, have
secured the agency for the Los Ange-
les Times-Mirror which contains news
from and pertaining to the Islands.
The Union Express Company will
check your baggage at your residence
for you. They are prepared to move
anything movable. Telephone SO.
Judge Stanley today appointed G.
Il. Rodicll temporary administrator of
the estate of Wo Hing, upon the pc
tition of Paul Isenberg and j. f. Hack
field.
Wilson's circus has not received the
patronage his show entities him. Let
the public show their appreciation to-
night An extra effort will be made to
please.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Chidren's Society
will be held tomorrow evening. at 7:3O
o'clock. at the home of F. A. Cooke, on
King street.
Tong Duck today petitioned the Cir
cult Court that the administrator Of
the estate of Chang King be ordered
to pay his claim against the estate,
amounting to $2977.
Professor Koeble and Commissioner
of Agriculture Marsden sailed on the
Kinau this morning for Hilo to make
some Investigations of the insect life
in the coffee regions.
Master j. \. Thompson's report on
the amended account of Christian Gil
liland on the property interests of the
Gilliland minors, was approved in the
Circuit Court this morning.
Solomon, leader of the Quintette
club, sang the Maui Girl at the band
concert at the Hawaiian last evening.
Miss Kanoho was prevented from at
tending on account of sickness.
Capt. Bruhn of the steamer Kauai
reports that one and half inches of
rail fell at Eleele on last Tuesday
night, and heavy rain was experienced
in that vicinity all of the following
day.
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church gave a de-
lightful social at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. G. L. Pearson last evening.
Games and music were features of the
evening.
Messrs. Brader and Rasmussen were
passengers on the Kinau this morning
for Kohala, where they go to bore
some new artesian wells. They took
with them one of McCandless Bros.
best outfits.
Capt. Paul Smiths company of vol
unteers will give its annual company
dance at the drill shed on the evening
of February 22nd. Lieut.. Fetter was
chosen secretary and treasurer of the
company for another year.
An excellent crayon likeness of the
Rev. John Henshall, of Bollington,
England, father of Attorney w. A.
Henshall of this city. is in the display
window of the Pacific Hardware Com
pany. The work is by Frank Davey.
The farewell meeting held by Miss
Walsh was attended by large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen, whose in
terest was so keen, as evidenced by
the many questions asked, that the
meeting did not adjourn before 1886
Lieut. Klemme of Company A has Of
fered $50 fancy sporting rifle as Il
trophy for his company. This prize
will first be contested for by teams,
and then by individuals handicapped,
ultimately to become the property of
one man.
At - o'clock noon tomorrow, Sat
urday, the agent of public lands will
SELL at the front entrance of the Jul
dietary building, the leases ON several
tracts of land. For upset prices and
fun particulars see public lands no
tice elsewhere i'm this issue.
Mrs Mason, wife of the British Con-
sui at San Francisco, accompanied by
her daughter, are mt the Hawaiian.
They have come to Hawaii to spend n
number of weeks, and will leave short
ly for the Sylvia ranch near Waialua,
to be the guests of Walter F. Dilling-
ham.