The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The steamer tomorrow should bring
four days later news.
There are now $4,000 bags of sugar
ready for shipment on Kauai
See Bruce Waring & Company for
choice of lots at Cyclomere Park, COW
sub divided.
The Office formerly occupied by the
Hawaiian Stock Exchange on Fort
street is for rent
1t is planned to have the next enter.
tainment of the Triangle club at the
! Y. M. G. A. hall
Hopp & Company are in receipt Of
new pattern sideboards. Also some eX-
elusive center rugs.
! The ship Tillie e. Starbuck, which
arrived last night from San Francisco,
entered the harbor today.
The Hawaiian vessel Star of Bengal
which was a ship last time she was
here, has been changed into bark.
Work of burning the house and sta L.
bes on the Asylum road from which
the last plague victim came was COM
pleted this morning.
c. r. Frazier and ]. f. Davis had
charge of the musical program at the
meeting of the Triangle NIB last even
| ing.
The steamer Mikihala arrived this
morning from Kauai, with 5l42 bags of
sugar, which will be put on the ship
Lucille.
Rebecca A. Dodd and r. w. Cathcart
have been appointed executors of the
estate of the late James Dodd without
| bonds.
number of country teachers will
go into quarantine tomorrow at H. S.
| Townsend's place in Manoa valley pre-
| paratory to leaving for the other ISL
ands
A man named Paddy Ryan, claiming
| to hail from Honolulu, has been given
three months in Jail in a Washington
| town for certain irregular money trans
actions.
Lokalia and ]. Daimana have filed
in the Supreme Court claims against
the government in the sum of $249. 80
for goods destroyed in the great China
town fire.
Board of Health guards and laborers
are today throughly cleaning up the
burnt district at Union district All
debris is being removed and the ground
| is being swept
| The steamship Alameda, with several
days news, is due from San Francisco
tomorrow. She is expected at daylight
unless she had to wait at the other end
! for British mails.
! George ]. Campbell has been dis
! charged as receiver of the estate of the
| late J. I. Dowsett and is instructed to
! turn over the accounts to j. M. Dow
| sett, administrators
The services of the Second Congre-
cation of st. Andrews cathedral on
Ash Wednesday tomorrow will be
morning prayer at 9:95 o'clock and
evening prayer at o'clock.
DIR. A. e. Nichols has been presented
with an elegant charm by his co-work-
ers at Battery camp in appreciation of
his splendid work and uniform conduct
to the men there employed.
Frank Armstrong is one of those whC
will go into quarantine at once will
the intention of leaving for the coas
by the first opportunity. He goes owe
for treatment of his eyes.
The commission is now plotting the
lands of Kawa pond near Oahu prison
which will be exchanged with the Ga
hu Railway Company for lands requlr
ed for harbOr extension.
The Bishop Estate has offered the
Government all the land it requires OF
the southwest side of town for the
widening of King street on condition
that proper sidewalks and fences bt
provided.
The band had a large audience OF
the grounds of the Executive building
last evening. Among the features wal
the singing of a selection from II Tro
vatore by Mrs. Alapai, Miss Keliai
and the band in chorus.