The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-27

coffee districts, but says that hOna IS the
most wonderful OF them all. So far, he
is most favorably impressed with the
Islands, and moreover is confident that
his mission will be a success.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. e.
Cassres, the smuggler and killer, is
practically a well man.
Born-To the wife of n. w. Brundage,
daughter, on February 25th. e,
Important meetings of the Citizens
Guard were held last evening.
The new postage stamps will be on
sale in the morning.
The lasso squad caught fifteen un-
licensed dogs this forenoon.
Ii Nau is being tried in the Circuit
Court this afternoon on the charge of
dealing in opium.
kaouli, the policeman in the hospital,
will be able to leave his cot in about
week.
Capt. Robert Parker makes a fine
showing in drilling the police on Union
square.
Attorneys are called upon to settle all
court cost accounts before the end of
the fiscal year.
Three Japs who have been conducting
restaurants without licenses, were ar
rested to-day.
Tomorrow will be Government
salary day. Employees in all depart
ments will be paid
II. S. Swinton has been appointed
guardian for VIM. w. Swinton, bone.
liciary of an insurance policy.
Five more men have been added to
the mounted police patrol, making
total of twelve in the service.
There will be a special meeting of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
| j. w. Winter is now with the
HOLSTER Drug Company, having left
his position with w. q. Irwin & Co.
V. j. Lawton, a private marine has
deserted from the Philadelphia and
reward of $40 is offered for his return.
A special meeting of Company B.
National Guard of Hawaii, is called for
tins evening" at the drill shed at Z
o'clock.
The minstral show given by the Phila-
delphia troup at the music hall on the
ED, Melted the Sailors Home Society
fund Sl20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Cooke will give
a musicale at their residence on Bere-
tania street on Tuesday evening,
March Isl.
Jos. Cassires was brought before
Judge Robertson this morning and his
preliminary hearing postponed to
March 9th.
The best shooting at the rifle match
last Saturday was by Colonel Fisher and
Captain Kidwell, they making Al each
J out of possible 80.
B. r. Foss, the alleged California en-
bezzler arrested on Kauai, has been or.
dered by the Supreme Court to be re.
turned to the States.
There will be services in the German
language at the Young Mems Christian
Association hall next Sunday morning
at 1870. Rev. Jacob Fluckiger vii
preach on the occasion.
s The Crescent ball team will begil
practicing at once. George Angus i
!; captain and Arthur Wilder, secretar,
and treasurer. The club begins tn
+ s.ason with capital of $40.
In making his last account as gul
IS dian OF Kaiulani, A. $. Cleghorn charge
himself with $l3,7l7.l2, and asks to b
n allowed $40, O23.59, making balance {
So, 306,47 due the guardian.
A Riel veteran who arrived a mont
+" or six weeks ago was seen on board I'll
&c last Australia heartily welcoming se'
- eral steerage passengers whom he CIV
. IDENTIFY had been looking for.
~ The Examiner of February 4th col
is tains fine picture of Miss GertruC
!, Severance, daughter of Hon. Henry v
u Severance of this city and an announc
ment of her engagement to C. F, Sawy
of Dover, n. III.
he Seven of the visiting Canadians tri,
nc to get board at the Chinese restaura
III on Hotel street, near the engine hous
III saying that they were out of mon
!. then, but would be employed in 1T
army" next week.
Oh The musical event of this week W
re be the grand concert at Kawaiah
If church next Saturday evening,
nm which the Hawaiian Nightingale a
lily Mr.. Chas. Turner will sing. 1t is