The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-12
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

There will be rehearsal of the anna
| teur orchestra at 1:45 this evening.
Lorrin Andrews has been admitted to
| practice law in the courts of Hawaii.
The postponed meeting of the board
of health will take place this afternoon.
Charles Wilcox has received his COM
mission as captain of Company G., N.
| c. II.
Edward POLITE will return home by
the Rio de Janero, due to sail tomor-
row.
The Honolulu Bicycle Company eX-
pect line of 1899 wheels on the Aus
tralia.
on account of severe cold John A.
| Hassinger did not reach the Interior
| office today.
| There is said to be scheme brewing
to float new stock of an old plantation
in san Francisco.
Glasses in letter writing and bust
ness forms and shorthand will meet at
| the Y. M. G. 4. this evening.
Professor Berger announces con-
! cert for the Hawaiian hotel this even
! ing, beginning at 1870 o'clock.
| Allen Clark leaves by the Mauna LOa
| tomorrow, on a business trip to Kihei,
! the new sugar plantation on Maui.
! Lewis 4, Co. believe that in the long
run both buyer and seller will be bene-
| fitted by pure unadulteTated groceries
! w. c. Wilder and wife will return by
! the Chine tomorrow night from a visit
| to San Francisco and other California
| towns.
The marriage of w. l.. Howard and
Mrs. Goddard will take place in Cen
trail Union church at o'clock this ev
ening.
| f. NJ. Kiley, the baseball player, who
| went to the coast by the last Australia
| will be expected back in two weeks
with a bride.
Monday will be a general holiday in
town. Most of the large business hous-
es have voluntarily signified an inten-
| ton to close.
The Tribune bicycles are very popu-
lar in Honolulu, after several years of
trial. Eakin & Whitman are the ag-
| ents 314 Fort street.
The switchboard for the new tele-
phone central at Waikiki has been
placed and the office will be ready for
+ service in about two weeks.
A. G.. NJ. Robertson will not likely be
able to get away by the Rio de Janeiro
for Washington, unless there is delay
in the departure of that vessel.
Williams displays in the windows of
| the Pacific Hardware Company real
| istic portraiture of a Samoan belle. 1t
| is from the brush Of G. W. Ewing
Bruce Warning & Co. received no ten
| ders for removing the cottage from GA
| Fort street to keWalO, and will prob
ably sell the house on the grounds.
Joe Kaimihau, day clerk at the re-
ceiving office of the station house, will
take the night shift next Monday, and
jack will be transferred to the day
watch again.
With Judge Perry in the supreme
| court and Judge Stanley on his way to
lIilo, business in the circuit chambers
| promises to be very light the remain
! der of the week.
The wedding of Charles Rose and
Miss Rose SIENNA will take place this
! evening. A reception will later he
held at the residence of Charles Hop
kirs in Palama.
! c. b. Ripley brought back with him
from America something like a thous-
and new plans for modern residences.
These were collected from architects
of thirty-fiVe states.
There will be a meeting of st. An
| dreW's Guild at the residence OF Rev.
Alex. Macintosh at 1870 o'clock this
Thursday evening. Election of Off
GERS. A good attendance desired.
The Hawaiian Rife Association will
hold their semi-annual shoot at Kakaa-
ko butts on Tuesday, January 18th, be-
| ginning at o'clock a. M Full pro-
gram of events is published in this is
| sue.