The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

Ired w. MtN DtSlltN Is OUT lOldg al
ter his last spell of sickness.
The Honolulu Drug Company met
with grand reception yesterday.
The Chinese are not making as gay
a celebration of the New Year as is
! usual.
A meeting Of the Kameham ha Alum
nj Association is called for 1870 this
| evening.
Hamaoka was fined s. in the police
court this morning for violating hack
regulations.
Several hundred soldiers were in the
city last evening. AS rule they were
quite orderly.
This is the evening of the Y. p. S. {.
f. sociable in the parlor of Central
| Union church.
There will be a meeting of Christian
Workers i'm the Y NJ. G. A. hall at $3.50
| this afternoon.
Hawaiian Lodge F. & a. NJ meet
this evening at 1870 o'clock. Work in
! second degree.
There will be another game of crck-
! ct on the Makiki ball grounds tomor-
| row afternoon.
W. II. Shearer an assistant paymas-
ter in the army. arrived by the bark
| Albert this morning.
A foreign Office warrant. No. SAC, has
been lost A reward is offered for its
return to this office.
by the Red Cross society to be sent on
! the transport Senator.
About twenty members of the ANA
| teur orchestra were at the Y. NJ. G. y.
last evening for rehearsal.
There was not a quorum for the
meeting of the commissioners of edu-
cation yesterday afternoon.
David Kappa returned this morning
| from Kauai. He has been up there on
| business for the marshal's office.
Officers of the regular regiment now
| here have been shown the usual cOuT-
tesies by the officers of the n. G. H.
| 1899 tennis balls and a large and com
plote line of 1899 tennis goods have just
| been received by Pearson & Hebron.
The next Orpheum play, to go on
| Saturday night, will be "A Money Or
| der" written expressly for julie Walt
/ erS.
Company Dis annual business meet
| ing will be held at 1870 this evening
| Captain BergstrOms order is publish
/ ed elsewhere.
Four deserters from the United
| States battleship Oregon were arrest
! ed this afternoon and are held at the
| station house.
Most of the Chinese business houses
will reopen tomorrow morning, al
though hardly the end of the New
! Year festivities
llthelS lOI llit vi pIltulll lllcdlEl " III
be placed on sale hereafter at the Hon
olulu Drug Store instead of the Paci-
fic Cycle Company.
| There was a big crowd of tourists,
soldiers and town people at the Ea-
waiian hotel last evening during ;he
concert by the band.
| A good audience greeted julie Wal
tiers last evening at the Orpheum Tho
| play. The Private Secretary, will BE-
| repeated this evening.
| Jacob Maneicke is on trial in the pO-
! lice court this afternoon for deserving
contract service with the Oahu plan
| tation. He is a Galician laborer.
Professor Woodward, Mrs Andrews,
Miss Alexander, Mr.. Hits and w. A.
Bowen will take part in the discussion
at the meeting of the Sunday school
workers this afternoon.
All Chat, the Chinaman arrested in
quarantine some days ago, for attemp-
ting to smuggle opium ashore in the
false bottom of a kettle, will be tried
on the 18th.
p. Fennessy, a soldier of the Twen-
! ty-second regulars, was fined "a by
Judge Wilcox this morning, for assault
and battery on a Chinese restaurant
keeper named All Kai.
e. L. Kauai this afternoon entered
suit against A. S. Knudsen and the
Waimea Mill Company for possession
of small parcel of land on the Island
of Kauai claimed by him.
The Minister of Public instruction
asks for tenders for the construction
of a school building at Kulaokahua,
Beretania street. Bids will be receiv-
ed until noon Saturday, February is,
1899
The o'clock bus down the valley is
quite a sight. The flower women fill
the vehicle and their baskets of gay
flowers filling the box seat, and hang
ing along the sides, are a mass of beau
tiful color.