The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-30
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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| quarantine Thursday morning.
Marshal Brown is investigating the
origin of the Aala fire of Saturday.
The Moana will arrive tomorrow
morning from the coast with passen-
gers.
The second annual statement of the
Bank of Hawaii Ltd, appears in this
issue.
Twenty-four natives were released
from quarantine at Battery camp this
morning.
The ladies of Eva have prepared a
large quantity of clothing for the
Chinatown refugees.
Pioneer Mill Company has received
permission to increase it's capital from
81, 100000 to $5,OOO,OO
Progress on the new well at Kalihi
is being made. The well is now down
about one hundred feet.
Bids for the new quarantine wharf
will close at the office of Minister
Young at noon tomorrow.
The Stock Ledger of the Honokaa
Sugar Company will be closed to trans
fers until Friday morning.
The Honolulu Mercantile agency
with office in room 10 Spreckels Build
ing has card in this issue.
Charles Kreuter and Louis Arnaud,
of the Orpheum orchestra, are now call
guards of the Board of Health.
The list of officers who will serve the
Hawaiian Electric Co. for the ensuing
year is published in this issue.
One of the Government water carts
has been converted into an odorless eX-
cavator to meet present necessities.
Chester A. Doyle, Superintendent of
the drill shed camp requests that all
bills for supplies be sent in at once.
Unless there is an absolute cession of
plague the February term of the Cir
cult Court will not open next Monday.
Work on the fence around the burned
district was begun yesterday at the
corner of King and Maunakea streets
DeOdCrina, Creolina, and other dis
infectants as prepared by the Hebron
Drug Co, are positive germ destrOyers.
The Union Express Co. will move it's
office on February LIST to the Bullentin
building on King street next to Chas.
Hustaces Grocery.
Wireless telegraphy stockholders will
this afternoon make final arrangements
for beginning operations. The meeting
will be held at o'clock.
The Waikiki wing of the pavilion in
Independence Park is being torn down.
j. n. Wright says the main building
will be allowed to remain for a time at
| least.
The Japanese Young Means Society
at Punahou wish to acknowledge the
receipt of $25 from Judge c. F. Hart
for the benefit of the Japanese in quar-
antine.
The Minister of the Interior offers
reward of S25 for the arrest and con-
viction of the persons who carried off
tWenty-four cocoanut trees from the
Beach road.
child in the Drill shed detention
camp accidentally fell into pan of hot
water Sunday and was severaly scald-
ed. Under medical attendance it is
doing nicely.
The Chinese flag was hoisted over the
building of the United Chinese Society
this morning. This is almost the sole
evidence in Chinatown of the fact that
this is the Chinese New Year.
The Womens Guild of st. Clements
has distributed 100 new garments and
quantity of old clothing among the
sufferers by the fire in Chinatown.
A well known market man says that
when meats were high the Japanese
could not get enough, but now
that it is supplied free by the Board of
Health they will hardly eat meat at all.
George r. Carter made his appear
ance on the Stock Exchange for the
first time in several weeks this morn
ing. Mr.. Carter has been devoting all
ness.
! Newspapermen who went to the cable
ship Nero in the hope that she might
have later cable news met with a
shock when they found the officers on
the Nero asking about the international
yacht race.
Judge Wilcox fined six DRINKS, some
81 and some 81 this morning and then
continued all the other cases on the
calendar until 1870 o'clock to take up
the burglary cases of George Piggott
and Fred Hausler.
Edward c. Brown formerly with the
Oahu Railway has been appointed agent
for the Hawaiian Islands of the Dear
born Drug & Chemical Works of Chi.
cago, with offices in the Brewer block
on Queen street.
Japanese Consul Saito has been look
ing over the land around Moiliilii with
a view to recommending the seating OF
the Japanese colony there. The Japan.
csc want the Chinese to remain on the
Kalihi side of town.