The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

| from hawaii
The list of officers of the chinese Hos
pital is published in this issue.
There are 1890 bags of sugar re-
ported awaiting shipment on Kauai
| Manager Hugh Morrison If Makawe-
! Ii is on a business visit to the capital.
A meeting of the Christian Workers
will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall this
| afternoon.
This is the evening of the drill of the
! Second battalion, n. G.. H., under Ma
| jor Zeigler.
Uncle Sans restaurant will open
next Monday on Fort street, next to the
! club stables.
Gilbert McNicol has sold his candy
| store on King street to a stranger from
| the Colonies.
THE Union Forever" are the words
on a sign board at one entrance to
| Cunha's saloon.
| Hawaiian Lodge f. & A. NJ. meets
| this evening al 7:30 o'clock Work in
| the third degree.
A business meeting of members of
| ST. Clements chapel at Punahou was
held last evening.
a few minutes session of the cabinet
was held this morning. Nothing of i'm
portance was done.
The j. A. Cummns brought 1,240 bags
of Heeia sugar yesterday, which went
| into the st. Frances.
VIM. r. Sims returned by the Mauna
Loa this afternoon from a short bus
mess trip to Kahului.
Health Agent Reynolds returned by
the Helene yesterday afternoon from
| the Molokai settlement.
E. o. White is today distributing the
| prizes won in the citizens matches at
Kakaako butts last Tuesday.
This is the evening of the Red Mems
reception of their friends in Waverley
| hall. There will be dancing.
The bark Nuuanu will sail tomorrow
for Kahului to finish taking on sugar
for New York, around the Horn.
Fine weather on Kauai is reported by
the steamers in from there, and at La
haina by the steamers from that port.
Anton Crop of Kauai was a return
passenger by the Mauna Loa today,
| from plantation business visit to Ha-
wall
Inc case of Ilai, the man charged
with assault with a dangerous weapon,
| will be heard in police court during
this afternoon.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
by the Ke Au Hou this morning from
Hanamaulu, where he went to investi-
gate a court case.
John Ena and family will go to Mex
| leo in the summer to reside for several
months. They will spend a part of
each year there.
Lewis & Co. sell only the best of
everything and at prices which can be
| but the result of large purchases, i'm
portations and sales
w. e. Rowell returned yesterday
from Maui. He will now take a turn
at some of the harbor improvements
decided upon by the cabinet.
Captain o. Bergstrom orders all the
members Of Company d out this even
| ing. There will be drill, followed by
an important business meeting.
| Hackteld q Co., agents for the Toxic
| Kisen kaisha Steamship, announce
rate of $50 for second cabin passage
from Honolulu to San Francisco.
Merry Christmas" the song written
! by a local party and set to music by
| Professor Berger, will be sung at EN-
ma square next Monday evening.
II. NJ. Dow and Professor NJ. Light
| foot will have yachting parties out in
the Abbie NJ. and Marion Sunday morn
ing. They will take the Diamond Head
| course.
A son of Deputy Sheriff Nahale of
| kau Will be married at st. Andrews
| cathedral next Monday evening, to a
/ young lady who has been attending the
| Priory.
Charles ]. Fishel will be a passenger
| by the Australia for San Francisco and
New York He goes to purchase a new
stock of goods for a wholesale store he
I
Harvey Johnson, barkeeper of the
steamer City of Columbia, who at one
| time had libel suit against the YES
sci, sailed by the Aorangi for Seattle,
! his home.
NJ. j. Seaman, the new customs in
| spector is an old San Francisco hand
at the same business and the depart
ment feels sure that in him a good man
| has been secured.
Tomorrow at u o'clock noon James
F.. Morgan will sell at auction at his
| salesroom horses, carriages and stahle
effects, under instructions from Mrs.
| Mary H. S. Carter.
Several fine trees have been cut
down in DR.. McGrew's yard and on
the premises lately occupied by Dr. An
derson, Hotel street, to make way for
new buildings soon to go up.
Gus Schuman has another invoice of
carriages, phaetons and turn under de-
livery wagons, now due to arrive. He
also carries a stock of harness which
for quality and price cannot be dupIi-
Gated.
| LOADING HORSES