The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs What Give Condensed
NeNs OF the Day.


Eva Plantation has declared the
usual dividend.
Governor Dole's message to the lesis-
lature is nearly completed.
There will be a dance at the Hawaii
an Hotel tomorrow evening.
For the best i'm quality and price al
ways go to HoffsChlaeger IL Co.
The ;. $. Alameda will sail at II a.
m. tomorrow for San Francisco.
Waialua Agricultural Co. has a no
tice to stockholders in this issue.
The next mail from San Francisco is
due Friday morning by the China.
Commissioner of Public Lands Il. 5.
Boyd sailed today by the ,kinau fer
! Mr.. and Mrs Hedemann expect to re-
! turn from their tour Of the world Feb
ruary "A.
Cakes and pies made to order at very
low prices by the Sunrise Bakery, Nuu-
anu street near Beretania.
Embroidery grass linen dress goods,
light and heavy pongee suitable for this
climate at the Oriental Bazaar.
Honokaa Sugar Co. will hold its an
nual meeting February 70 and the Pa
cifc Sugar Mill Co. February "a.
Leave your orders for Algeroba fire.
wood with w. w. Dimond q Co., deliv-
cred free of charge to all parts of the
city.
day, was reported suffering with high
1 chapel left by the Kinau today for Ma
alaea Bay Where he will meet Bishop
RestariCk
District Attorney Breckons, who went
! home with an attack of dengue yester-
Lot II in the Kaimuki tract from
fever this morning.
Take out an accident insurance pol
| icy in the Standard and your doctor
bills will always be paid. Hawaiian
Trust Company, agents. ..
| By the Alameda A. w. Seabury re-
ceived three black breasted game chick
ems These will nearly complete his al
ready large collection of thoroughbred
game fowls.
Miss Minnie Williams, the only wo.
man survivor on the raft that carried
| the people from the wrecked Walla
| Walla, arrived in the Miowera and is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett.
Officers Sam Leslie and Henry Es-
pinda returned last night on the steam
er Noeau from the Island of Lanai
where they had been for over a month
as special guards of the Hayselden
property.
A deed was filed yesterday conveying
| that an infOrmers testimony is to be
George D. Gear to Godfrey Brown. A.
| second deed was a conveyance of thu
! same lot from Godfrey Brown to Mild
red Gear.
st. Clair Bidgood left by the Kinau
today to take the management of the
Volcano House. He has the reputation
! for energy and capacity and in the
! general movement for tourist trade is
/ expected to do his part
Emil was fined $40 and costs this
morning by Judge Wilcox for assault
and battery on Theocharls. Both men
I were sailors on the schooner Alpena.
. Ia -
! OF IheOchariS' name.
| United States Marshal Hendry has
! received from Washington a new type
writer for use in his office. 1t is a
splendid machine of the very latest
pattern used by the federal govern
ment, and has all the latest improve
/ ments.
The following corporations will hold
meetings ON the 10Th, at the office of
! VIM. G. Irwin & Co.. Waimanalo Su
gar Co., Waiohinu Agricultural &SGraz-
ing Co, POnahawai Coffee Co., Hilo Su-
gar Co, Woodlawn Fruit Co., Olowalu
Company. ai.r
The Supreme Court yesterday in a
decision written by Justice Perry says
that an informers' testimony is to be
judged by the same tests as the testi-
mony of other witnesses. This knocks
out the theory that an infOrmer is no.
to be believed.
There will be a rehearsal of the opera
of Mariana Thursday evening in pre-
paration for it's production Saturday
evening for the benefit of the Hospital
for Incurabes and the Kapiolani Ma
ternity Home. The production will be
! given under the direction of Mrs. An
mis- Montague Turner and Mrs. e. d,
Tenney.
Acting Chinese Consul Goo Kim has
received from Shen Tung, Charge
d'Affairs ad Interim for the Chinese
Government at Washington, a reply to
his communication of some time age
enclosing a list of the contributors, Chi
nese and other to the fund for the re-
lief of the Chinese maue destitute by
the Chinese fire January 90 1900.