The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-24
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Company B meets this evening at
1880 o'clock.
Colonel Fisher is suffering with a
very severe cold.
The band concert tomorrow evening
will be at the Hawaiian hotel.
The band will play the Australia off
| from to o'clock this afternoon.
How Hopper was Sidetracked at the
Orpheum, Saturday evening next.
This afternoon will be ladies' day at
the courts of the Pacific Tennis club.
Company DIS shoot for medals Will
close with the competitions this week.
Company A, N. G. H., will give a
dance on the evening of Washington's
birthday.
Mail for Guam and Manila. per the
Yorktown will close at the postoffice
this afternoon.
Hawaiian Lodge f. & A. NJ. meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in
the third degree.
The next mail from the coast will be
per the Nippon Maru and Mariposa a
week from tomorrow.
Morgan will hold an auction sale Of
California potatoes Wednesday at
noon at his salesroom.
Mrs. Morton and Miss MaNd Aud
left for Hawaii this morning to spend
a month with relatives.
Wanton S. Webb sails by the DOric
this afternoon for Manila. He is a
visiting newspaper man.
There will be both board of health
and board of education meetings on
the regular days this week.
A lady lost a purse this morning
containing money. A reward is offered
for it's return to The Star office.
Miss Bowler's Hawaii Mel will be
played by Charles Kreuter as a cornet
solo at Thomas square this evening.
A dividend will be due and payable
to the stockholders of the Hawaiian
Electric company on Friday, January
9th.
l.. c. Ables gives notice in this issue
to whom it may concern that he in
tends to place a sign at his Fort street
office.
Charles S. Desky returned by the
Doric last evening from California. He
is at present staying at the Hawaiian
hotel.
The remains of the last four New
York soldiers to die here will be start
ed home by the Australia this after
noon.
The Minister of the Interior asks for
tenders for wharf material Bids will
be received until noon, Thursday, the
2Sth inst.
Chief Clerk Hassingar has resumed
his duties in the Interior Office after
another tussle with rheumatism of the
right arm.
Consul Haywood visited the York
town yesterday afternoon and was CIV
en- the customary salute of seven guns
on retiring.
Captain Hitchcock and almost the
entire remnant Of the First New York
regiment viii sail by the Australia To-
cay for home
Frank Austin, brother of Auditor II.
c. Austin, win remain several weeks,
and perhaps permanently, in Honolulu.
He is a journalist.
The wedding of Z. A. Jacobsen and
Miss Jennie Wright will take place at
the residence of the brides parents to-
morrow evening.
Three sailors, deserters Of the L. S.
S. Yorktown, have been arrested by
the police and viii be returned to their
ship. Two others are out.
Private Clayton, a member of the
Iowa regiment, who was left in the
hospital, will secure his discharge and
go to work on a sugar plantation in
the Islands.
If anyone wants a snap in the way
of purchase let him go to c. f. lie
MunyOn, rooms 3 and 4 Love building,
and examine the camera and outfit he
has for sale.
The treasurer of Eva Plantation
Company Ltd, gives notice that the
stock books of said company will be
closed to transfers from January 9th
to January 3lst, inclusive.