The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
Orpheum tonight.
.T11dpp STANLEY is ill

Judge Stanley is i'll.
A board fence is to be built around
the Hotel stables premises.
First-class sugar boiler IS wanted.
Apply to H. Hackfeld * Co., Ltd.
| Yee Chong opens his restaurant Oh
| Nuuanu street, near Hotel, this morn
| ing.
Marston Campbell has entered upon
his duties as road supervisor of the
| Honolulu district.
An important notice regarding as
sessnlents on Olaa Sugar Co. stock, APP
pears in this issue.
! Wray Taylor calls a rehearsal of the
amateur orchestra for 1880 this even
| ing at the Y. NJ. G. A.
The property belonging to the minors
of the Dowsett Estate will be sold at
auction on Saturday.
Meeting of the Woman's Board will
| take place on the March in Central
| Union Church at 2:30 o'clock
Will Vida has gone into quarantine
on Summers island in the hope Of leav-
| ing in the course of two weeks.
The Hawaiian band will give pub
| tic concert on the grounds of the Exc
cutive building from 1870 this evening.
Mr., Cassidy, is rapidly as possible,
installing the new telephones required
under the improved switchboard sys-
| TEN.
Official notice is given in this issue of
the appointment of Marston Campbell
as road supervisor for the district of
| Honolulu.
This afternoon Minister Young is
showing the United States harbor COM
mission over the site of the purposed
new wharves near the prison.
| The merchants committee will pre-
sent to the Board of Health this after
noon new freight schedule of ship
ments to the other islands.
r. Katsunuma & Co, A. K. Ozawa,
manager will act as general business
agents. Their temporary office is a.
DOM upstairs in Spreckels building.
Directors of the Inter- Island Tele-
graph Company have decided to send
! Manager Cross to London post haste
for the material so badly needed here
I ow.
The regular monthly meeting of the
st. Andrews Priory Aid Society will be
held on Saturday, the Bird inst, at 10
.. m. Old pupils are requested to at
tend.
The store of w. w. Dimona & Co.
will open at a. m and close at 5 Z. m.
as heretofore. This change will give
them more time to devote to their pat
rons.
The United Chinese Society has APP
Ironted a comrnittee from Chinese mer-
chants, to solicit funds to assist the
poorer class of Chinese; sufferers from
the late fire.
Mr. Gilman, who formerly haG
charge of a light wine saloon near the
bridge at Waikiki, has turned his place
into an ice cream and light refresh
ments parlOrs.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of the Free Kindergarten
and Children's Aid Association will be
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlor Friday
March End, at $50 a. m.
The New England bakery in Hote
street was fumigated yesterday after
noon. WOrkmen are making the rear
half of the building to conform to the
ideas of the Board of Health.
The Cosmopolitan saloon, which hac
been in quarantine 50 long re-openec
this morning for business. Dick
Daily has secured a portion Of the prem
Uses and will open a lunch room there
Lee Sing, a Chinese laundryman il
Palama, has filed a claim in the Sup
RENE Court for $6965 for clothes be
longing to Mrs. Nawahi destroyed il
his place by a fire of the Board o
Health.
Five employees of the Board o
Health who have the actual handling
of the bodies of plague victims fee
that they are entitled to a little to thu
credit now being bestowed by thu
community in other quarters.