The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-18
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
demsed Notes of the Day.

Try Cares sausage for Sunday morn
ing breakfast.
Baseball Punahou VS.. Kamehameha,
Makiki, $3.50 p. m.
Choice Sunday meats should be or
iered from the Metropolitan market.
The finance Office will pay all gov
eminent bills for January on Monday.
The Kash announces a special sale
of neckwear, handkerchiefs, collars and
| cuffs.
The Titcomb murder case will be
heard in the circuit court Monday
morning.
James w. Bergstrom and Bride were
met at the Coptic's wharf last even
ing by friends.
Three natives, out of beVy of four,
were fined 81 each for disturbing the
| quiet of the night.
a concert will be given at the Hawa-
| iian hotel this evening while the Judd
dinner is in prograss.
There will be music by the Quintette
club at the new cafe, the New England
bakery, this evening.
Charles Pimentel, a new barber for
Frank Pacheco's Union shop, arrived
by the Coptic last evening.
ID. w. Deshler, a mining man of
Chemulpo, Korea, is a through passen-
ger by the COptic for the Orient.
The band will play as usual at En-
MA SNiudIt llllS AFTERNOON anu at MA
kee Island tomorrow afternoon.
The list of officers for the ensuing
year of the Honolulu Soap Works Co..
Ltd, is published in this issue
1t has about been decided to repair
the buildings at Kalihi receiving sta
zion in place of reconstructing them.
Barney Oadt possesses the little dog
brought to this country on the opium
schooner Labrador. His name is Dope
hn 1p t.,-t in, .,..1
Drod shirts just received by the Aus
-ra!ia, at Iwakami's. Robinson block
Hotel street.
4 letter from San Diego states that
the next steamer from that port for
Yokohama Will have passengers and
freight for Honolulu.
Tickets for Company AS ball al the
drill shed next Wednesday evening
have been placed on sale at Harris and
other places about town.
Books to read. Examine the list the
Golden Rule Bazaar Offers for safe.
They comprise the very best writers
and are sold at right prices.
William Templeton, George De la
Nergne and Ernest Cooke are among
the Eamaainas to return by the Coptic
last evening from the mainland.
The Orpheum had another good siz-
ed audience last evening, for the close
of the big double bill. \ Dead Wit
ness will be the play for this evening.
The Union Express Company will
run their launch every hour after 10
tomorrow morning from the foot of
richards street, to the Oregon. Fare,
$1.O0.
y new program at the Orpheum to-
night. An English counterfeiting dra-
ma. The Dead Witness. will be given
by julie Walters, supported by the en-
tire company.
James F. Morgan will sell at auction
al his salesrOOm, Queen street, on Mon
day. February 9th, property at the
corner of EirG and punchbowl streets,
to satisfy mortgage indebtedness.
Sisters FlaviaEa and Bonaventure
arrived from Syracr Sc, New York, by
the COptic. These ladies join the gem
eral work Of the mission, and will be
stationed as the Mother Superior di-
reefs.
A one or two seated trap cart for
1925. Trap harness. $50, and handsome
horse, absolutely gentle for ladies, $500
Complete rig, 1915, is for sale. Address
*" Star office.
The Ladies' Society of the Central
Union church will serve a chowder
luncheon in the church parlors on
Thursday, February %, 1899, from 70
to 1870 o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. Admission, so cents.