The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

Nichols Co, Ltd.
The w. c. Hall leaves at five
o'clock this afternoon for Kauai ports,
returning next Wednesday as usual.
Large airy furnished rooms with hot
and cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
The Kindergarten Association will
hold its monthly meeting tomorrow
morning at half-past nine in the rooms
Of the Young Women's Christian AS
sociation.
NOW is not bit too early to get
ready for the FLORAL PARADE.
The Inter-Island steamer Likelike
is down to sail at five o'clock this
afternoon for Honokaa and Kukuiha-
ele. She will take passengers and
whatever freight is Offering.
The Claudine is due to leave at
five o'clock tomorrow on her usual trip
to Maui and Hawaii. Only four pas
sengers are booked at present.
The FLORAL PARADE commit
tee would like to borrow a "Kona
nightineales" for parade day.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society
will meet at the Convent, next Fri
day, February 3rd., at 3 p. m.
Don't expect the other fellow to do
your share. Get busy on the FLORAL
PARADE.
The AmeSican-Hawaiian freighter
Columbian is due to leave port this
afternoon for Port Allen to finish
loading for the Coast. She has al
ready on board five thousand tons of
sugar and will in all probability Sc
cure seven thousand tons more.
See that you get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores.
And call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get
! for them.
! A Porto Rican named Name Anoar
was admitted to the Queens Hospi-
tai this morning suffering from pto-
maine poisoning. Anoar ate some
timed fish and became severely i'll
within a few hours afterwards
The FLORAL PARADE committee
would rather have a decorated car
than twice the cash it cost.
Gable advices have been received
by the American Hawaiian S. S. Com
pany announcing the departure of the
Alaskan from Seattle yesterday. The
Alaskan is bound for Honolulu with
New York, Seattle and Tacoma freight
and is expected to arrive in port or
the 9th inst. The next American-Ha
waiian freighter to leave Seattle Of
Tacoma for the islands is the Arizon
ian, which is due to leave on the 14tl
inst.
If you are a visitor in Honolulu
you will enjoy taking part in thu
FLORAL PARADE. Your assistance
will be welcome.
Pen Ross was before Judge Coope
this morning on a charge of having
been present at a gambling game
Evidence was given to the effect tina
the gambling was carried on in on
of the waterfront sheds, and that il
regular dice were found on him. De
PENDANT, Detective Kellett deposed, ad
mitted his guilt The defendant wa
found not guilty.
An army of children in the FLORAL
PARADE isn't a bad substitute 70
soldiers.
Governor FreaT yesterday afternoo
held conference with the Superb
tendent of Public Works and all tn
Judges of the territorial courts wit
regard to the reconstruction of tn
judiciary building. The plan of tn
second floor was decided upon, an
the legislature will be asked to vot
an appropriation to cover the amour
e of the alterations. The second-t ioC
e as at present will be taken up wit
0 courtrooms, chambers and juryroom
d Perhaps the library and the hall
# records will be contained in small'
II building at the rear of the reco
IS structed building.
It Another batch of nine Chinese gan
e blers, who added a game of cham
to the amusements of the New Yea
Is were before Judge Lymer this NOR
Ii ing. They were caught on Beretan
s. street, between River and Mauna K
in streets, on the 23rd inst, but had
70 tanned Attorney Charlie Chillingwor
at for the defense and secured a ct
or tinuance until today. ChillingwoI
entered a plea of guilty, whereup
Judge Lymer remarked that the mi
mum fine was usually five dollars, |