The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-12
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

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uai to tour the Island.
DIR. and Mrs. Walters will return
from abroad in March.
All the business houses were using
electric lamps all morning.
7. w. Hebron goes to the States
next week on business trip.
C. Williams of Honolaa is on bus
mess visit from the Big Island.
The o'clock tramcars were oblig-
ed to keep their lights burning, it was
so dark
The old switchboard destroyed by
fire last night was the last of its kind
in existence.
At the Metropolitan market you can
order the usual fine cuts and roasts
for Sundays.
The Annexation club will remove
to the empty offices over Bruce War
ing Co.'S store.
Hawaiian Lodge. F. A. NJ, meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Wor-- in
Banker Mccormick of Salt Lane City
and his party will return home on the
Pebing next week.
Boston baked beans and Boston
Brown Bread can be had at the Ger
man bakery, S33 Fort street.
j. NJ Horner and. his son, Albert
Holman both of LSIEaiou DlantatiOu
Hamakua, Hawaii, are in the city.
The special sale at Kerr's will be
continued for one week longer. Buy
ers should embrace this opportunity.
,uctioneer Morgan today sold the
two brick buildings BELONGING to the
Judd block to Fred Harrison for
$3.50.
The Golden Rule Bazaar publishes a
new book bulletin in this issue. They
are continually receiving the latest
works.
| The Mauna Loa landed Marshal
Brown and Mrs. Brown at Kaunalla-
kai, Molokai, last evening in perfect
safety.
j. E. Grossman, brother of DR..
Grossman, arrived by the Kinau, on a
short vacation from the Oaa coffee
district.
T. r. Keyworth of Davies & Co. re-
turned this morning from an inspec-
ton of the hooks of several plantations
on Hawaii,
The grand clearance sale of the
Temple of Fashion is big success.
On Monday they commence on the
ribbon and lace sale.
Banks, Mr.. Walford and Mr.. Brockel-
man will leave for Japan on the Rio
de Janeiro next week.
The public will soon have the BEN
eft of the large stock of goods per-
sonally selected by L. Il. Kerr while
in the markets of the world.
A week from tonight the two come
dies will be given at the opera house.
Reserved seats will be on sale Mon
day morning at Wall, Nichols Co.'s.
When ordering your meats for Sun
day, do not forget Tat the Central
Meat Market can supply you with fine
breakfast sausage and choice roasts.
All claims of monetary nature
against Queen Dowager Kapiolani, up
to and including February 10, 1898,
are called for, and should be present
ed without delay at the Office, Honua-
kaha. ~
j. NJ. Camara, Jr., was chosen cap
tain of Company for another term
ing. First Lieut.. Costa was re-elect-
ed. First Sergt. j. A. Gonsalves sue
ceeded Second Lieut.. Costa.
At the Honolulu Carriage Manufac-
tory can be had in addition to any
style of carriage you may want, any
thing in the line of carriage hardware
or repairs. \ large force of work
men are constantly employed.
The races at Cyclomere have been
postponed on account of the rain I'M
til Tuesday or Wednesday evening of
next week. These will be the last ra-
ces of the present season. Should AL
Ian Jones accept Sylvester's challenge
for twenty-five mile go, a special
meet will be held.
The Metropolitan Meat Company
will deliver blanks today for standing
weekly orders for meat, etc. 1t will
be an accommodation to the compa-
ny if patrons will fill out the blanks
and send same to the office. This sys-
tenn will be retained until the tele-
phone people effect repairs.
PIANOS.
| All STYLES of Kroeoer nianos for sale