The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-18
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Sugar is 4 5-16, same as per last ad-
vices
Next mail from San Francisco will be
per the Doric next Tuesday.
Frozen eastern oysters served in
any style at II. j. Notes lunch room.
There will not be a meeting of the
Board of Health this afternoon.
A full supply of ice house goods of
all kinds received by Camarinos on the
Australia.
Reports left over from last meeting
will be read at Central Union church
this evening.
Fifty of the cabin passengers by the
Australia this morning are strangers
to Honolulu.
Mystic Lodge, No 2, X. of p, meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock Work on
second degree.
Frank Pacheco will probably be rea-
dy to open his barber shop at the Union
Art Gallery tomorrow
G. b. Gray has resigned his position
with the Union Feed Company and will
enter a new line in town.
S. Wenban, who arrived on the Aus
tralia, is a wealthy san Franciscan,
who is travelling for pleasure
Manuel PeXiota left for Hilo yester-
day to open barber shop. He was for
a long time at the Union shop.
Gen. r. II. Cunliffe, a retired British
officer arrived by the Australia. He
served with the army in India.
Henry May q Co. received eX Aus
tralia a nice fresh line of apples, lem
ons, lines, oranges, fresh oysters, etc.
A pair of gold trimmed glasses have
been found. The owner can secure the
same by calling at Star office and pay
ing expenses.
Lewis & Co. received by the Austria
liza the usual line of ice house goods
Their list includes all seasonable goods
on the market.
r. Melrose and j. c.. Pascoe of the
well known jewelry house of Wander
slice & Co., San Francisco, are arrivals
by the Australia.
of Kohala, returned by the Australia
this morning from a visit to California
cities and resorts.
My Honolulu Queen" will be sung
in the concert at Thomas square this
evening The new lights will be used
there at the time.
Captain Ludwig, Lieutenant Bohen
and Lieutenant Sam Johnson, all of
Company f, N. G. H., received their
commissions yesterday.
The Sachs Dry Goods Company have
imported a new 1899 corset. 1t sells at
20 cents and is a beauty. Full line of
shirt waists also received
Minister King today instructed the
road department to proceed with i'm
provements to the old Waialae road, as
directed by the Legislature.
Every member of the Amateur or
chestra is expected to be at rehearsal
tomorrow, Thursday, evening, at 7:45
o'clock, in the Y. NJ C. A. hall.
II. H. Williams left by the w. G.
Hall yesterday afternoon to return
with the body of the late H. H. Wilcox
for interment in KaWalahao cemetery
semiannual meeting of the trus-
tees of the Queens Hospital will be
held at the rooms of the Chamber Of
Commerce on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
b. y. Smith, a lawyer, and DR.. F. s.
Bascom of Salt Lake City, were among
the arrivals by the Australia this NOR
ming. They are on a pleasure visit to
the Islands.
Miss Clara Mccarthy, stenographer
in the office of the Union Feed Compa-
ny, returned by the Australia this
morning from a short visit to her moth
er in San Francisco
A fair and luau will be given this ey-
ening from Z to IL o'clock D. m. on
King street, next to Edmund Harris
residence. Proceeds for the benefit of
Rev. Kekipi's church.
The Cabinet today replied to the Su-
gar Planters Association that the
government had no objection to the
importation of European laborers for
the cane fields of Hawaii. The cores
pondennce referred particularly to
Portuguese.