The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-12
NEw ADVERTISEMENT II.
MEETING NOTICE.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs that Give Condensed
Notes of the Day.

The band played the Mariposa off
| this morning.
The Honolulu Market Company wants
six cash boys at once.
A small shed for work shop is
wanted by II. L., this office.
| The White House is showing a new
line of gray felt hats for ladies. See
| ad.
Major Robinson the new quarter
| master has taken house on Beretania
street
Collector of Internal Revenue Roy H.
| Chamberlain and family has taken
apartments at the Melrose on King
| sIreet
The petty jury of the circuit court is
| required to be in attendance tomorrow
morning.
An auction sale of boots, shoe and
dry goods will be held on Thursday by
Jas. F. Morgan.
A young man of nineteen is looking
| for position Any kind of employ
rent will satisfy.
y W. Grswold is endeavoring to
mature plans for a sugar bag factory
near Kapiolani park.
Henry NJ. Jones and Dolly May
Chambers were married at the Method
list parsonage last evening.
On Monday the 18th inst, Jas F.
Morgan will sell the American schooner
Twilight" 175 tons register.
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce will
hold its regular meeting at 10 a. m. to-
morrow. Important business
On account of the rain the training
of horses at Kapiolani park track has
entirely ceased for the present.
Edward Cotton, an engineer on the
Oahu railway, and Miss Caroline Even
son. of Kauai, were married yesterday.
The first deep sea fish which have
been caught since the storm were dis
played for sale at the market today
John H. Pierce has been admitted to
practice law in the district courts of
Hawaii and in the circuit courts at
chambers.
The Board of Health visited Kewalo
yesterday for the purpose of seeing
just how the district looks in time of
heavy rains.
Considerable interest is being taken
by athletes in the coming meeting be-
tween Punahou and Kamehameha
school members
Manager Sweeney and Agent Craw-
ford, of the Seattle brewery, who have
been visiting Honolulu, return home
by the Mariposa.
G.. b. Stetson the millionaire proprie-
tor of the California Street Gable
Company in San Francisco is a guest
at the Hawaiian hotel.
WTay Taylor wishes 1t stated that the
rehearsal of the amateur orchestra,
called for this evening, is off on ac-
count of the bad weather.
1t is planned to finally consider the
Republican party bill next Friday
evening. The committee will then
submit it to the legislature.
A meeting of the Japanese fire claims
committees will be held this evening
at the Japanese consulate to finally
agree on the petition to be sent to the
Legislature.
At the meeting of the Independent
charter commission held last evening
the draft of the county governments
charter was formally turned over to
the members of the Legislature.
Vincent & Belser have been awarded
the contract for the storm sewer on
Alakea street between HalekauWila
and King. at $3.50 per lineal foot for
the lower and $3.50 for the upper parts.
A movement is on foot to have Queen
street extended out to the leper station
in order to relieve the cOngested condi-
ton of Kalihi 1t is not known whether
the proposed extension cOntemplates
the erection of bridge across Nuuanu
stream.
The street in front of the new
Stangenwald building is being heavily
paved. This is partly for the improve
ment to the street but chiefly to shut
Merchant street water out from the
| basement of the building.