The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-06
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs that Give Condensed
Notes of the pay.

The Legislature will meet two'weeks
from today
A meeting of the Board of Health is
s,neuuIed TOr this afternoon.
John Richardson of Lahaina and
family are visitors to the city.
Anyone looking for an Investment
would do well by consulting L. c. Ables,
Iue local grucers give notice that
,-.-y VIII close al noon on Friday, the
q tn inst.
II. +. Baldwin and wife are passen-
gers by the Claudine for their country
home on Maui.
a very complete line of Revolvers and
general sun sundries at Pearson X Pot
ter & CO., Ltd.
New men have been installed in place
of the strikers in the postofiice, ana the
LUlG-up is over.
If the weather permits the band will
giVe concert on the capitOl grounds
this afternoon.
a drink of Green River" whskey
during this kind of weather keeps you
in good condition.
Tomorrow at 10 a. M. Jas F. Nor
gan will sell large quentity of Ea-
Walian conee and sugar
Captain Andrew johnson who has
just recovered from an attack of ty
phoid fever, left today for Hilo.
The Auditors comparative statement
for the months of January 1900 and
january 1901 appears in this issue.
The Quintette club will furnish music
for dance to be given by Mrs. Gums
classes in Progress hall Friday even
ing.
At last evenings meeting of the Cos
pei Temperance League the constitu-
ton was read section by section and
adopted.
Mir. Rice one Of the machinists at
Waialua has left the plantation and
will accept a post with the Honolulu
Iron Works.
Road Supervisor Martson Campbell
yesterday paid bills for road making
during the month of January. over
$4,000 was distributed.
AT the meeting of the Woman's
Board held yesterday afternoon in
Central Union church the treasurer re-
ported $422.5O on hands.
F. T. p. Waterhouse has gone to Hilo
on business. Mr.. WaterhOuse has
opened an Office in the mauka- WA
corner of King and Bethel street:
j. Alfred Magoo, ana Frank
Thompson have en's ed into a COL AZ
nership for the practice Of law in he
courts of the Territory of Jaw ii.
The cellar o. the new Stangenw, d
building was again flooded by the
heavy rain yesterday, the water getting
III uiiNNi NilN ! u DiilSo AlD4li Nllt SAlN'Ns
Samuel McKeague. keeper of the
kerosene oil warehouse, has been APP
pointed keeper of the powder maya
zine to succeed w Y. Monsarrat, re-
signed.
NJ. Brasch & Co. of the Lace House
are showing a line of Victoria and
Persian lawns at reduced prices. Also
some pretty things in wash materials
for waists, etc.
Norman Orme, despatch clerk of the
postofiice, who walked out with the
other strikers last week, will likely aC-
cept a responsible post with plan
tation of this island.
Company b had a rOllicking time last
night. After a business meeting there
was speechmaking, refreshments and
music. A large number of former
members and friends were entertained.
The Hawaiian Gazette Company has
been awarded the contract for printing
the report of the Department of Edu-
cation for the reason that that concern
agreed to turn it out lust a month
earlier than the other bidder.
At 3:45 o'clock this afternoon there
will be a meeting at the Drill Shed in
the interest of the Mardi Gras ball All
members of committees all the patron
nesses, the prince, princess, testers, and
ushers are requested to be in attend
ance.