The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Sugar is 45-16, same as per last ad-
vices.
The band will play at Thomas square
tomorrow evening.
There will be mail from San Fran
cisco per the Doric this evening.
Uncle Sans restaurant is now open
| for business. Fort street, near Club
stables.
Hundreds of people visited the beach
and the concert at Makee Island yes
| terday
Attention is called to the Pacific
| Hardware Company's advertisement
in this issue.
The wife and child of Electrical Ex-
! pert Cross arrived by the WarrimoC
! from the states.
The Bishop Museum has purchased
| Il. G.. Thrum's fine collection of old
| Hawaiian stamps
Rev. r. ID. Garvin returned Sunday
morning from a flying visit to Hilo and
the Volcano house.
DR.. II. w. Anderson, dentist, has
removed from Hotel street to Alakea
street, near Hotel.
Archie Steele, manager of the Tri-
bune, HilO, is visiting the city in the
interest of his paper.
Rev. w. A. Gardner will be formally
installed as pastor of the Christian
church to date from February l.
DIR. Reid has resigned from the post
of government physician at Waialua,
and will move back to the city.
Newly finished rooms, with or with
out board can be secured at A. Dunn s,
Lunalilo street. Telephone 1904.
Professor Berger announces a con-
cert for Emma square this evening III
which appear a number of new songs
School children can get Prang's wa
ter colors from the Hawaiian News
Company, at from 10 cents to 40 cents
a box.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd, is
called for Monday, January 30, 1899, al
10 o'clock a. m.
B. f. Ehlers & Co. offer for two days
only bargains in lap robes a $1.OO each
Also ladies' fast black hose at three
pairs for one dollar.
In the cricket match at Makiki Sat
urday afternoon the All the World
team won over the British Isles by Il
score of 80 to H.
The contract for building the new
home of the Elite ice cream parlors at
Hotel street and Adams lane has been
let to c. H. Patzig.
+. Fai kee, dealer in groceries crock
cry and Manila cigars, No. 49, corner of
Queen and Richards streets, has a
card in this issue.
Inc AMANDA brought for w. w. Di-
mond & Co. siXty-four crates and
| eighteen casks of crockery. Their SC elk
| is now full and complete
A sociable will be held by the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist church
at the residence of W. H. Hits on Luz
nalilo street this evening.
Straw and native hats made to order
| at low prices, also full stock of met
al ware and fancy goods on sale, at T.
| Murata's, us Nuuanu street
Moore, the man arrested some time
ago for larceny at Mrs. Monsarrat's
residence is now serving a thirty DAYS
term for similar offence in Hilo.
Minister Cooper and Inspector General
of Schools Townsend returned by the
kinau Sunday morning from Maui,
| where they went on school business
X. H. Rycroft was given the
,fends degree" of the X. of p. be-
fore the local knights left Hilo. He
wishes to have it to impart to other
members of new Hilo No. 7.
l.. NJ. Weaver the cineograph man.
returned Saturday night from a sue
cessful business engagement at Hilo.
He may return again to the Big Is
land to give other entertainments.
renders for the foundation of The
new Beretania street school house
were opened in the office of the Minis
ter OF public instruction at noon. The
contract will probably not be awarded
until Thursday