The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

10. MUSIC.
Opening at 80 p. m sharp.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
II. l. j. NJ. Kongo is expected here
about June 10Th.
An old violin is offered for sale in the
STAR to-day for $50.
The Waikiki road is being widened in
places 10y the use of limestone.
The performance tonight at the
Opera House will probably be dressy
affair.
The semi-annual election of officers
of the American League will take place
shortly.
Dan Lyons has new dancing class
advertisement in oday. He charges
cents a lesson.
News was conveyed to Admiral Walk
err by telephone from the STAR this morn
ing of his naval academy appointment.
Mr. Zumwalt has resigned his posi-
ton in the school at Ulupalakua, Maui,
to accept the Port Surveyor5hip at
Kahului.
DIR. K. A. Rowat, the veterinary sur.
geon who left here about two years ago.
arrived with his family per Bryant this
morning.
C. b. Hofgard, Waimea; Chas. f.
Coe, f. Il. Conan and w. Crook of
Makowao, are recent arrivals at the
Arlington.
Members of Company Il, n. G.. H.,
met last evening to prepare for dram
weeks hence.
F. Gertz has returned to Honolulu
and opened shoe shop opposite the
Club stables. His is the sign of the
Golden Boot.
Chief-Justice Judd will entertain AID.
miral Walker, Captain Barker anc
Lieutenants Stanton and Woods a
dinner this evening.
There was meeting OF the Board o
immigration yesterday afternoon. Tn,
} question OF future immigration wa
brought up and discussed.
Mrs. Crabbe will entertain the mem
bers of the Japanese booth in the recen
"Feast of Nations at a Japanese tel
tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. VIM. Horsfall and Bishop Will
departed for Maui this morning. Mr.
Horsfall will take charge of the Ang
lican churches at Wailuku and Lahaina
t Prest. Carnot has signed decree for
5 bidding members of the French diplo
5 matte and consular service, under pai
g OF dismissal, to marry without tn
a consent of the Foreign Minister.
a Until further notice the business mar
= agement of this paper will be in charg
+ of Mr.. G. w. Day, who IL wei land favor
ably known in that capacity to the pee
r.. pie having business with the STAR.
: The Glade auction sale, which wi
. Offers good chance to buy some valuabl
II household goods at vendue prices,
u advertised by James f. Morgan. 1t wi
II occur at the Glade residence mex
' Thursday.
n The Chinese theatre was put up &
!. auction this day noon, the upset pri,
r. being 500; but there being no bidder
d the property was knocked down
l. James II. Boyd. The building wi
IT doubtless be closed up at once.
. Mr.. q. IL. Harrison, the expert piar
3 tuner IN the employ of the Music ID
partment of the Hawaiian News Con
pany, leaves this evening for w
weeks trip on Kauai. Upon his retur
Of he will finish what work still renal
to be done in the city.
ID At the meeting of the Strange
n Friend Society held at The Y. NJ. c.
4. parlors this morning, the followil
), officers were elected for the ensuii
7. year: President, Mrs. Macintosh; vic
e. president, Mrs. Hebron; second vic
re president, Mrs. Parke; secretary, Nj
n. Damon; treasurer, Mrs. Jordan.
'' The Examiner has "A list OF eligil
40 bachelors with sketches of them. 7
~ following from it has local intere
Two of the Spreckels boys remain u
- married. Adolph is known to evel
= body on account Of a certain amount
~ pistol practice and his sporting proc
~ vities. Recently lie has run largely
=. racing, Rudolph is far quieter. He |
cast in his fortunes with his brotl
:, Gus" in the family differences and
"0 may have shut himself off from hope
succeeding to any more Of the Spre,
ne els millions, But he is already ri
M enough to be a great catch for a