The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

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by the Nippon Maru.
1900 tennis balls just received by
Pearson & Potter Co, Ltd.
Passengers for the Australia went
aboard at o'clock this afternoon.
Dr. Garvin has also been assigned to
the kalihi detention camp to assist Dr..
Howard
Mrs. w. G.. Irwin is going to Eupore
until her new home in San Francisco
is completed.
Mr.. Damon will care for 100 people
from the burned district at his country
home in Moanalua.
One Chinese merchant had over $1,000
in his safe during Saturdays fire. 1t is
believed to be all right.
The Arlington hotel has undergone a
thorough cleaning and fumgating and
is now ready for business.
The treasurer of Olaa Sugar Com
pany has an important notice in this
issue regarding assessment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rass and children leave
on the Australia this afternoon for the
States for two months stay.
John Freitas and Cavanaugh were
each fined 81 and costs this morning for
drunkenness by Judge Wilcox.
The stock books of Paia Plantation
Company will be closed to transfers
from the goth to 31st insts., inclusive.
Notice is given in this issue that the
9th assessment on Kihei assessable
stock is subject to penalty on Febru
airy list.
F. j. Lowrey was commissioned yes
terday a member of the Board Of
Health and sat in the meeting in the
afternoon.
The transport Grant, which passed
through here without coaling, arrived
at Yokohama on the 11th and took
coal there.
The stock books of Eva Plantation
Co. and Waimea Sugar Mill Co. will be
closed to transfers from January 26th
to 31st inclusive.
]. S. Bailey charged with assault and
battery on Mrs. Belle Rhodes was found
not guilty and discharged by Judge
Wilcox this morning.
The second assessment of five per
cent on the assessable stock of Nahiku
Sugar Co. is now subject to penalty
and will be delinquent January 81, 1900
Mr. Bennett, who has been on the re-
portorial staff of the Advertiser, leaves
by the Australia this afternoon for San
Francisco to join the staff of the Chro-
nicle
Saturday night the Japanese Benevo-
lent Society prepared and cooked about
2OOO pounds of rice for the refugees.
Each 100 pounds made 800 bowls Of
cooked rice
A draft for $2O.75 drawn by the Ma
hiku Sugar Co. in favor of Kula Store
has been lost. Payment has been stop
ped and all persons are cautioned
against negotiating for it.
In Circuit Court Monday Judge
Stanley ordered Marshal Brown to take
charge of the William Carson and to
sell her to the highest bidder for the
benefit of whom it may concern.
The barkentine w. H. Dimond, Cap
tain Nilsson, arrived this morning from
San Francisco with 800 tons of mer-
chandise and one passenger She left
on the ninth. The passenger is H. NJ.
Freek
For the first time in it's career, prob
ably, the Australia took away people
who were glad to leave the Islands.
They were tourists and visitors who
wanted to get away because they have
found it so hard to do so.
A lady in a sub district yesterday
forbade the sanitary inspector the priv
ilege of looking through the premises,
saying that she was acting. upon in
structions of her husband. The matter
has been reported to the central COM
mittee.
There was meeting of Japanese
merchants and others at Ozaki's store
on Hotel street to consider what pro-
vision could be made for the $50 free
Japanese laborers who were discharged
from Quarantine Island Saturday night
to wander homeless about the street.
About 20 of them are being provided
for at the Japanese school house on
Nuuanu street 1t is not known where
the others are. They are all strangers
in the Islands.