The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-10
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Com
densed Notes of the Day.

! mere was no StSSJOlt u the Ndblhcl
this morning.
e DR.. G.. l.. Garvin has charge of DR..
Days practice.
NJ S. Levy goes to Hawaii tomorrow
in the interests of The Star.
The Kaumakapili church concert
has been postponed one week.
j. Hopp & Co. have "A nice line of
parlor furniture now in stock.
The Island Legislature will convene
on the 10th of next month.
Alexander Young and party will re-
turn tomorrow from visit to Hawaii. /
Secretary +. d. Tenney of Castle Il
Cooke will be home on January 22nd. /
The Bennington officers will hold
their reception and dance on Friday
evening.
J. T. Waterhouse quotes prices IN
dry goods that are way down. Queen
street store.
Attorney General Smith was engag
ed in case before the Supreme Court
this morning.
Punahou college students have re-
sumed their studies after IL three
weeks vacation.
A. L. Murphy & Co. call attention to
bicycle shoes. They have good goods
and right prices.
There promises to be some new
blood in the horse races at Kapiolani
park next month
DR.. and Mrs. Reid of Waialua were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Halstead yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Peoples
Ice and Rrefrigerating Company will
be held on the 20th inst
The Chinese colony is making prep
arations for it's New Year, which
falls on Friday of next week.
The Social Science club will meet
with w. Il. Castle this evening. Rev.
5. f. Bishop will read the paper.
The Pacific Hardware Company has
put in some neat hitching posts in
front of its store on Fort street.
\ mule fell with Edward Dunn on
Molokai, Saturday, breaking his leg.
Dunn is employed in the Lucas mill.
NJ. &. Silva at the Temple of Fash
ion is very busy invoicing, and get
ting ready for another grand clearing
sale.
w. H. Cameron and ID. H. Rose of
the San Francisco Chronicle are in
Honolulu to write up the interests of
the city.
The educational classes of the Young
Mems Christian Association opens this
evening. This is the beginning of the
second term.
Honest John" Phillips is laid up at
his home for "A few days owing to 1t
road accident on King street, Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Macfarlane
and the Misses Nellie and Alice Kit
chen will leave New York for Honoiu-
lu on January 10th.
The Illustrated Handbook of the
Hawaiian Islands and Guide to Homo
lulu and vicinity can be had at the
Hawaiian News Co.
Captain Berger announces that TIL
band will give concert at the Ha'
waiian tomorrow evening in honor Of
the Australia's passengers.
Wong Mung, Chinese night prov
Ter, was sentenced by Judge Wilcox
this morning,Hto six months imprison-
ment for stealing chickens.
The Peru had six through passen-
gers and took on nine at Honolulu.
She stood high out of the water, her
cargo being principally of tea and silk.
i The total catch of bone by Scotch
whalers last year was two tons. This
does not look very large, but it looms
1 Mt - hal at
ton.
Mrs. Winchell, wife of Engineer
! Winchell of the United States training
ship Adams, win leave for San Fran
cisco on the Mariposa, next month, to
join her husband.
! w. c. Wilder represents the Penn
! sylvania Fire Insurance Company of
! Philadelphia, one of the best. He is
reminding his customers by distri
! buting good 1898 calendar.
The Match Box, an original comedy
in two acts by Alice Gale Woodbury.,
is likely to be soon put on the boards
by an amateur company. SEINE of the
leading talent is engaged upon it.
Col. j. ii. Fisher, manager of Bish-
op & Co.. bankers, left yesterday on a
vacation to California, where he will
/ visit his folks. Col. Fisher has been
troubled with malaria for some time.
He had originally planned to go to
| Kona, Hawaii.
The Moana will probably get IN
from San Francisco on Wednesday ev-
ening. Among her list of passengers
will be Mrs. Alexander Young return
ing from visit to her daughter IN
| Oakland; Miss Kate Vida, who has
been to England; Col. w. II. Cornwell
and Bruce Cartwright
The Kona contingent makes more
| frequent trips to Honolulu than it
used to in former days, all of which
shows that the west districts of Ha-
wall are going ahead. Both John ID
Paris and George Clarke have been as
busy as bees since they arrived by the
Mauna Loa, and DIR, McWayne leaves
tomorrow to look after his coffee in
| tereStS.