The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-29
NEW AUvEurIsEMENTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

The Helene is ON the Marine Rail-
The Pacific Mail wharf is being fumt-
gated today
Honolulu Commaudery meeting this
evening at 1880.
Tenders for printing the official Year
Book are advertised for.
NJ. s. Grinbaum accompanied by his
wife is expected by the Alameda
The stock ledger of the WaimanalO
Sugar Company will be closed to tTaus-
fers from January 29 to January 81.
Some 1902 ideas iu wall papers have
just been received and opened by Beal
Everybody invited to see them.
The Golden Rule Bazaar will open
up i'm its new quarters, 1856 Hotel street
/ ON Thursday morning, January 30.
Have you tried Ko-Nut as a substi-
tuta for lard i'm cooking if not tele-
phone to May & co. for a can. They
! recommend it,
Tenders for dredging Honolulu har-
/ Dor are called for by the Superinteud-
lent of Public Works.
The regular meeting of the Hamoa
] Sugar Company which was TO have
/ been held yesterday was adjourned for
/ the lack of a quorum.
/ A special meeting of the stockholders
|or the Oahu Sugar CO., Ltd, for the
/ purpose of amending the bylaws Will
/ bo held Friday January 81.
/ Watch the new building of r. O.
| Hall and Son grow. The erection Of
Ian additional story means that Hall
/ and Son expect greater business.
/ Mrs. A. II. Otis and Mrs Clifford NJ
/ Whitney win sing THE Beautiful
/ Shore" as a duett at the evening session
/ of the Anti-Saloon League i'm Y. NJ. O.
/ A. Hall.
Madame Genevra Johnston Bishop
who is to take part in the OratoriO
concert of the Philharmonic Society is
/ expected to arrive by the Sierra Feb
ruary II.
! =. n. LuienthaI, manager of the
! AnglO-Californian bank, accompanied
/ by his wife and Mr.. and Mrs Jesse w.
/ Seligman are expected by the Alameda
on Friday.
Trinity Episcopal church, Tacoma,
/ burned to the ground January 20. The
rector is Rev. Herbert II. Gowen who
was connected with ST. Andrews cath
edral i'm 1892.
/ The joint social of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association and the
| Young Mems Christian Association at
/ the Y. NJ. C.. A. last evening was well
attended and thoroughly enjoyable.
A "Trip To- COOntOwu' by Hogan and
/ his company az the Orpheum is meet
| ing with success The attendance is
growing larger. There are clever
songs and good dancing i'm the pro-
gram.
/ Judge Wilcox sentenced J. T. O'Con-
! nell to thirteen months i'm Jail today
| for gross cheat Sentence was suspend
/ ed for month to enable O'Conuell to
/ depart from the jurisdiction of the
/ territory.
A pet mongoose taken by Surgeon j.
/ b. HalIwood of the transport Kilpa-
trick from Manila to San Francisco,
was refused a landing at the latter
4 Ort under an act of Congress passed
a year ago
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
:. b. Dole for a reception to be ten
dered at the residence of Governor and
/ Mrs. Dole, Emma street, on Friday
/ Afternoon, to meet Mrs. Sidney Hooker.
/ Mrs. Edgar Walker and Miss Perkins.
The san Francisco Chronicle of jan
uary 81 says: There will be several
large dinners preceding the Mardi
Gras ball. Among those who will en-
terrain ON that evening are J. w.
Byrne who viii give large dinner at
the University club, and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Sadoc Tobn, who win enter
tain similarly at the Palace grill