The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Australia, with five days later news,
| will arrive tomorrow morning.
A concert will be given by the band
this evening in Thomas square.
The Citizens Sanitary Committee has
an important notice on the first page.
A Japanese girl baby appeared at the
detention camp at Kalihi two nights
ago.
Fl. S. Townsend spent Sunday on
guard duty at the Ealihi detention
camp.
All Government schools in this dis
triCt are ordered closed until further
orders.
BIacksmiths helpers are wanted at the
Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co, No. 121
Queen street,
Wray Taylor announces that there
will not be a meeting of the amateur
orchestra this week
Regulations regarding the districtinE
Cf Honolulu are published by the Board
of Health in this issue
Minister Young is figuring on the en-
ploymeut Of people released from quar-
antiue on the public roads.
National Guard tents have been NOV
ed to the Eva side of the Executive
building grounds back of the band
stand.
Several small fires We're started in
different quarters yesterday by sparks
from the burning buildings near Union
square.
The list of officers of the na-Kau
Telephone 81 Telegraph Co. who will
serve for the ensuing year is published
i'm this issue.
The expert sent down to install and
approve the new. switchboard of the
Mutual Telephone Company began
work this morning.
Two young women desire rooms and
board February 1st Central location
and reasonable terms. Address \. \"
care of Star office
Whitney & Marsh were closed yester-
day out of respect to +. w. Jordan, but
are open today and offer extra values
in special articles.
Defendant has filed a general denial
in the Circuit Court i'm the case of Rap
id Transit Company VS.. Hawaiian
! Tramways Company.
NJ. p. Robinson was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
the late Dr. A. McWayne under bonds
in the sum of $50 900.
Some fear that the Australia due to
arrive early tomorrow morning will not
be allowed by Sheriff Andrews to pass
the Island of Hawaii.
Doc" Tanner, the man who was
turned out of his lodging on account of
having consumption and was later pro-
| vded for by friends, died last evening.
No more names are taken at w. G.
! Irwin & Company's for the steamship
Australia. over twice the vessels ac-
commodations have already been
! booked.
Dr.. Hoffman, bacteriologist of the
| BOARD Of Health, and Miss Mcneil one
of the principals with the Boston Lyric
! Company, will be married on Feb
luary 1.
Persons found attempting to con-
verse with those confined in the deten-
zion depots at l[alihi will be arrested
and required to undergo a period of
quarantine.
Minister Mott Smith has recommend
ed that the strength Of each military
company be increased, though not up &c
a war footing Desirable men may file
applications with company command
ers.
Guests at the Arlington complied with
the rules of the Board of Health yester-
day afternoon and by nightfall hac
been given their liberty. Those booked
for the Australia will probably not be
allowed to go, however.
"The Naked Truth" is a new month
" publication devoted to the subject
of advertising. The first number has
Just been issued 1t is published by
the Pioneer Advertising Company arc
edited by c. L. Clement
There will be an auction sale of the
delinquent shares of assessable stool
of the Olaa Sugar Co., unless assess
ments are paid previous to date of sal,
at MOrgan's auction rooms, 80 Queer
street, January 27, 1900,