The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-27
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

lnele VIII llOl We Il illttllhB VI Nvili-
pany ID this evening.
Frank Mcintyre is kept at home
with a sprained ankle.
Solomon's quintette will furnish the
music for Mrs. Gums dancing class
this evening.
A fine Fischer piano will be rented
on liberal terms to the right party. APP
ply at Star office.
Hawaiian Lodge f. & A. M. meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in
the second degree.
Judge Wilcox is hearing a Whole
batch of civil matters in the district
court this afternoon.
John Ouderkirk was awarded the
contract for putting up the Brewer
| building on Queen street
Grinbaum & Co. will get the contract
| for supplying metal for the plies IN
| the new wharVes contract.
The schooner Ada which is to be sold
| tomorrow was warped up to the ola
| Fish Market wharf this morning
Mrs. DR.. A. b. Carter and children
are over from Koolau. They are stop
| ping at the Hawaiian hotel.
Rev. G. II. laUmau, the evangelist,
| will arrive in Honolulu about March
| list. to conduct series OF meetings.
A meeting of the Hawaiian "Cous-
ms" will be held at the residence of
Dr. J. NJ. Whitney tomorrow evening.
There not being a quorum in the city
no meeting of the board of trustees
of the Bishop estate was held this fore
noon.
The special term of the supreme
court closed on the 18th. by limitation,
and vacation cases are now being
heard.
Another batch of about twenty con-
| valescent soldiers will be sent to the
states by the Moana sailing next We'd
neSday.
| Dan Vida will return to Honolulu by
the Picking. He left here to go around
the world by sail, but will give up most
of the voyage.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock will very
likely leave by the Mauna Loa next
| Tuesday for Kau on business for the
police department.
At the meeting of the Kamehameha
Alumni this evening the matter Of
going ahead with the new club house
will be discussed.
Eight Cinnamon were brought over
from Laie this morning to Oahu pris-
on. They are charged with battery on
| a plantation luna.
| An arrest has been made in the
matter of the larceny of the w. f.
Wright bicycle from the Arlington,
early in November.
Ilai Dibbe, former policeman, IS
/
sorting contract service with the Ko
hala Sugar Company
There will be the usual meeting o.
Christian Workers this afternoon; alsC
a meeting of Sunday school teacher.
and superintendent. Both will take
place in the Y. M. c. A. hall.
]. Ouderkirk, contractor and builder,
has an office at No. 617 Fort street, op-
posite the Club stables. He is prepar-
ed to handle all kinds of heavy
| weights.
Windows have been put into the
new Cartwright block and the interior
of the building is being finished up.
The block will be ready for use in the
| course of another month.
| The adjourned annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Star Newspaper Association
will be held on Monday, January Goth,
| at o'clock p. M, in the room OF the
| Chamber of Commerce.
! John Phillips, Pptriclr McIuerny. C.
| E. Williams, Robert N Boyd, John
|. Sullivan and Horace Crabbe were pail
bearers for the John McKeague fun
eral yesterday afternoon.
Minister King said this morning
that there was not enough money in
the appropriation to widen TOtel street
from Nuuanu to Alapai, as desired by
! the Rapid Transit Company.
The United States gunboat York
town sailed yesterday evening at 500
o'clock for Guam and Manila. She car
ries orders to the Bennington to pro-
coed with her at once to Manila.
There will be a game of cricket to-
morrow afternoon on the Makiki base
ball grounds, at 1:30 The game will
be between the T. II. Davies & Co
team and the Honolulu Cricket club
Tomorrow at noon James F. Morgan
will hold an executors sale at auction
for the Dowsett estate, at his sales
room. See list of property to be Of
fered, in his advertising space in this
issue.