The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Nine commissions have been issued to
the members of the sanitary committee
of Maui.
Passengers to the coast can obtain
golf capes and travelling rugs at Sachs
Dry Goods Co.
Whitney & Marsh will take orders for
dry goods by telephone and deliver TO
any part of the city.
All cases Of sickness that manifest
themselves in the detention camps are
Immediately isolated.
one room to rent at Waikiki Inn. The
entire premises have been thoroughly
cleaned and fumigated.
In future DR.. Wood will be at the
Board of Health office to the public
from 1 to o'clock p. m. only.
There will be no service or choir re-
hearsal of the Second Congregation of
st. Andrews this evening.
Miss Jessie Reeve Atell and Prof. A.
L. Colsten. both formerly Of Oahu Col
lege have been married in Maryland.
Miss May, daughter of the late d. b.
Smith, returned to Honolulu by the
Australia. She was accompanied by an
aunt.
Teachers in the Government schools
are requested to call at the office Of the
Department and sign receipts for Janu-
airy salaries.
Two warrants have been lost, pay
ment has been stopped and the finder
will please return same to Henry Cobb
Adams, KOOlau.
A bookkeeper and paymaster will be
appointed for the large squads of car
penters and guards doing work at the
Kalihi detention camps.
After the street cars have been thor
oughly cleaned and disinfected they
] no oil N la1 raj in
conditions. This will likely be in about
| ten days.
Packages for persons at Kalihi De-
tention Station will be received only
between the hours of to II a. m. and
| to p. m. They must be well wrapped,
fumigated and plainly addressed.
/ Yesterday the Citizens committee re-
quested merchants of the city to open
| later in the morning and close earlier
| in the afternoon so that clerks might
| better attend to their work as inspeC-
| tors.
| At the meeting of the committee on
| detention camp at Kalihi, held yester-
! day afternoon, it was decided to con-
struct a third row of buildings for the
accommodation of more people from
! the infected district.
j. G. Sesser, late Division Engineer
for the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, with his wife, arrived by the
Australia. Mr.. Sesser comes to take a
position in the engineering department
of Olaa Plantation.
| James H. Love returned by the Aus
tralia from a four months trip in the
states While away Mr.. Love visited
Chicago, New York, Boston and Other
eastern cities as we'll as spending con
siderable time on the coast.
The Chinese stores at the corner OF
Hotel and PunChbOwl streets and at the
! corner Of Punchbowl and King streets
have been quarantined, both belonging
to the same man and being contiguous
to the plague case of yesterday.
Henry J. Hanrahan, lately member
of the hospital corps, United States
Army, at Camp Mckinley is now a
member of the Honolulu police force.
He was honorably discharged from the
army service. He was member Of the
London police force for over three
years.
Dr. w. ]. Galbraith arrived by the
Australia and has located here to prac-
tice his profession. He was a professor
| in Creighton Medical College, Omaha
and Surgeon in Chief for the Union Pa
fiicc Railway. He was a visitor to the
islands for several months last year. Or
his return to the mainland he was mar.
ried. His wife arrived with him on the
Australia.