The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-01
MISCELLANE(
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Departure Bay coal for sale by Allen
& Robinson.
There was not a Cabinet meeting
this morning.
Rainfall for the month of January in
Honolulu was IA.
Paul Neumann has moved his office
into the Judd building.
J. b. Castle and wife returned by the
China from an extended visit to the
East
For the present the band will play
at the Kalihi detention camp every
afternoon.
A concert was given by the band on
the grounds of the Executive building
this morning.
The guard on duty at the Executive
building will this afternoon be trans
ferred to Kalihi
E. O. Hall e Son, Ltd, still repair
bicycles and carry a large stock of
new wheels constantly.
The Won Hamm- Young Co., Ltd, are
in receipt of fine line of baby car
riages with rubber tires,
The eighteen men left in charge of the
Executive building are in command of
Lieutenant Riley, Company B.
Armstrong Smith went into quaran-
tine at Battery Camp this morning in
order to reach the city in fifteen days.
Dr. Stansfield who arrived by the
China yesterday, is in Marine hospital
service and comes to assist DR.. Carmi-
chael
This has been an exceedingly dull day
in Board of Health circles. Very few
cases of illness of any kind have been
reported.
Duke w. McNichol and family re-
Mngna
visit to relatives and friends on the
mainland.
Mrs. NJ. Kreuter, mother of Charles
! Kreuter, arrived by the Moana this
morning from San Francisco and will
reside with her son here.
The steamship Coptic leaving here
on the 10 inst for San Francisco will
| take passengers who have observed the
! U. S. Health Regulations.
| Yesterday was the birthday of the
! late King Lunalilo. In honor of the
occasion the band played at the Luna
| lilo home in the morning.
The monthly meeting of the st. An
drews Priory Guild Society held the
first Saturday of each month has been
postponed until further orders.
Attorney General Cooper has put in
q disinfecting plant at the drill shed for
the treatment of the people there when
they are released from quarantine.
E. w. Jordan's store is open for bust
ness today. A fine line of bleached
and colored linen table damask with
napkins and doilies to match just open
ed
Inspect the attractive homes now
building on Pacific Heights. The pro-
mise made for water, electric railway
etc, are being fully and promptly car
ried out.
Notice is given in this issue of the
eighth assessment of 10 per cent on the
Rapid Transit & Land Co stock, due
February LIST, and delinquent in SO
days.
A suggestion is gaining support thai
the new Chinatown be on Iwilei point
This place would have the advantage
of being near the sea and being easily
drained.
The Citizens Sanitary Committee ha!
urged upon merchants the importance
of keeping their business houses closet
except between the hours of 10 a. m
and p. m.
The Japanese Ladies' Relief Societ.
wishes to acknowledge the following
donations received in addition to thos
already acknowledged: Miss CARR
Castle $50; S. M. Damon 500; Mrs. an
Miss Dayton two dozen childrens gar
ments; Japanese women of Lihue, Kau
al, fifty holokus; 800 from ninety-fiv
Japanese laborers employed by c. S
Desky at Pacific Heights; and $92
from Japanese of Manoa valley