The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-26
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Novelties in neckwear at The Kash.
! Wednesday will be the beginning of
Lent.
a Cheerful Liar at the Orpheum to-
night.
Lodge lie Progress meets this evening
at 1880 o'clock. Regular session.
Oahu College opened this morning
with seventy pupils in attendance.
A position is wanted Address Har-
riet G. Fracker, Washington, d. c.
T. B. Chaplain, veterinary surgeon can
be found at the King street stables.
The Rio left sugar 4 7-16, which is
a sixteenth lower than last reports.
The Treasurer of Kamalo Sugar Co.,
/ I'd, has a notice to delinquents in this
issue.
George Martin was a return passen-
ger from the Coast by the Rio yes
terday
A large line of sweaters and Gymna-
stun suits at Pearson & Potter Co.
Ltd, Fort street.
An inventory of the estate of the late
Minister King shows the same to be
worth about $4,000.
Notice is given in this issue of the
9TH assessment of 10 per cent on the
Kona Sugar Co. stock.
The people from Block 10 were re-
leased today, having completed a quar-
antne of fifteen days.
f. O'Brien, formerly of the Chroni-
Gle, arrived by the Rio to accept posi-
ton on the Advertiser.
a concert will be given by the band
on the grounds of the Executive build
ing at 1880 this evening.
| H, E. Coleman, secretary of the Y NJ.
| C. A., will entertain the Triangle CLUB
at his residence this evening.
Sophie d. Rabe, has been issued let
| tiers testamentary on the estate of the
late Henry c. Rabe of Kauai
At this afternoons meeting of the
Board of Health permission will doubt
less be given to open the Love block.
Lieutenant r. c. Winterhalter, L. 5.
N, we'll known in Honolulu, has been
promoted to Lieutenant Commander.
c. B. Hofguard has been appointed
executor of the estate of the late Ke-
kua Kaui, of Kauai, under bonds in
the sum of $1400.
the Kauai Circuit Court has been re-
Ceived here. Court will open on Wed.
nesday, March 7th.
The Port Costa refinery was recently
closed on account of the scarcity OF ran
sugar. The refinery expects to start VI
again on the first of March.
Tim Kee merchant tailor, announce
in this issue that he has secured tenn
rorary business quarters with Y. A
Soon, 500 King street.
The house on Asylum road occupied
by Saturdays plague victim and the
livery stable next door to it were burn
ed by orders of the Board of Health
today.
on Saturday thrty-fve dead rats
were found under the old Uncle San
restaurant on upper Fort street. 1t i!
claimed that they had eaten the off
cial poison.
On Saturday the Citizens. Sanitary
Committee replied to DR.. Woods lette
in regard to the Hotel stables inform
ing the Board that the committee wa
deeply in earnest in the matter.
Exceptions of defendants in the cas-
of George U. Hind ct al, VS.. Wilde
Steamship Company, damages, wer
overruled in Circuit Court on Saturday
Captain John Peattie, of the bark In
worcestershire, filed a bond in Circui
court today to answer on Wednesda!
to the charge of assault and battery oil
William Thompson, his sail maker. Pau
Muhlendorf is his surety.
George Paris built a low dam acros
Queen street at Alakea this morning t.
hold the water in the gutter at tina
point following which the Board o
Health permitted pumping operation
from the foundation of the new Magooi
building to continue.