The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-21
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The band will play the Australia off.
A concert will be given by the band
! at Makee Island tomorrow evening.
After this week admission 20 the Or
! pheum will be % cents, as formerly
Mail for the Australia will close at
The general postofilce at o'clock this
! afternoon
Dr. G. a. Peterson, inspector of immi-
| grafton, visited Kahuku plantation
! yesterday.
Manager W. j. Lowrie expects to re-
turn by the Claudine tonight to his
home at Spreckelsville.
Sisters Flaviana and Bonaventura,
who arrived by the Coptic, will begin
! their work at Waikiki.
! Professor Koebele will sail this af-
| ternoon for Kauai to investigate the
| damage done by the cane boreT.
A lady's black crepon cape lined with
yellow, has been lost. A reward is Of
fered for it's return to The Star office.
The Bishop Of Panopolis leaves by
the hinau this afternoon for Hilo for
visit He will return Saturday night.
Judge Perry has denied plaintiff $
motion for a new trial in the damage
case of Henry Vida VS. James Carly.
Inspector General of Schools Town
! send left yesterday afternoon for a
tour OF Molokai. From there he will go
| to Maui.
the Minister of Interior at noon yes
terday Tor new roads in HilO and
| Puma.
1t the concert to be given in Thorn
as square this evening there will be
four native songs by the vocalsts Of
the band.
I'd A. Williams will return by the
Australia to the states the body of the
last New York soldier to die in Homo
lulu.
Tenders will be received by Bruce
Warning d Co. until noon Of March 18th
FOR the construction Of a street on Pa
ctdC Heights.
Miss Long win lecture in the Y. NJ.
G. a. next Monday evening on the sub
ject Of Common Sense Reading in the
Public Schools"
There will be dance at the Healani
boat house on Friday evening Of this
week. Tickets may be had Of w. Il.
Wall or Charles b. Cray.
This is the last week of the julie Wal
ters company at the Orpheum. A To-
cal speciality combination will present
two programs during next week.
On Thursday, the 23rd James T. Nor
gan will sell at auction at the residence
of Rose Daley. Sos Fort street, a guam
tity Of household furniture.
Commissioner Clark mas received
from San Diego a large number OF
/ eggs bearing the silk cocoon. which are
/ being taken care of at the government
! nursery
! Bruce. Waring e co. will receive
/ applications for lots at Pacific Heights.
Applications will be filed and number
ed and allotted according to the num-
/ Der of the application.
The Society OF Sons Of st. George
appreciate the kindness of the Berg
strom Music Company in loaning a fine
! Nroeger piano for the reception to Mr.
Fuller last evening,
Under instructions from Bailey's
| Honolulu Cyclery, James +. Morgan
| will sell at auction on Monday, Febru-
airy 27th, at T. o'clock noon, twelve BIZ
/ cycles.
NJ. w. w. Gilbert, booklteeper for the
! Tramways Company with his wife,
! left on the Aorangi for a visit to the
| Colonies. He has not been there be-
/ fore for thirteen years.
/ c. r. Rodgers, secretary of the depart
ment of public instruction, publishes
an official notice in this issue that the
| public schools will close for Easter va
! cation on March oath, and reopen on
April 10th.
The treasurer of Eva Plantation
| Company and WaiInea Sugar Mill
Company gives notice that the stock
! books of said companies will be closed
to transfers from Friday the oath inst.
to Tuesday the 2Sth inclusive.
H. F. Ludewig, a practical workman,
has opened a shop at the Bell Tower,
Union street, where he is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line in a
satisfactory manner. He solicits a
share of public patronage.