The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-29

MISCELLANEOUS.
Honolulu Iron Works Co. notice.
FURNISHING GOODS.
X. Furuya.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
High School concert at 1880.
Government employees were
paid off today.
Heavy rains have fallen on Maui
during the week.
A deserter from the Planter was
arrested this noon.
The Kinau returned ~ passen
gers from the Volcano.
Brown & Kubey are selling silver
ornaments at low prices.
Prof. Lyons reports l. inches o.
rain at Luakaha yesterday.
rhe acrobat 10 Fat, will appear
at the new Chinese the alter again
this evening.
Johnny HAYWARD was withdrawn
from auction sale today. He may
be put up later.
The St. Louis College and I'm
known baseball teams will play or
Saturday next.
The volcano is still smoking anc
steam arises from neighboring lava
No fire to be seen.
The quarterly business conference
of the M. Z. Church will be held a,
4 o'clock this afternoon.
"How long halt ye between two
opinions, will be the subject o.
Rev. Romig's sermon this evening
-
The Hawaii election contest
case was argued before the Supreme
Court this morning and submitted
The shooting match between
Captains Gartenburg and Brooms
set for this afternoon will be
go"
Rev. Peck's illustrated lecture OF
"Chinese Gordon" and "Switzei
land will be given next Tuesda,
evening.
The S. S. Co. has been rendered
use of the Makiki range and
number of them will be there this
afternoon.
Minister and Mrs. Willis enter
tanned Theo. H. Davies, w. G
Irwin and others at dinner Frida,
evening.
The Redpath case has been fur
ther continued to next Tuesday Oh
account of the illness of Attorne,
Creighton.
Two Japanese acrobats are ex
pected to arrive by the Japanes
steamer on Tuesday next iron
Yokohama.
This date, February 20, will nc
occur again in eight years, 1906
the next regular period not being
Leap Year.
T. o. Hall & Son invite ever
body to call and take drink G
water from fine, glass filter i
their business Office.
The youngest daughter of Jas
, Campbell died at 200 this p. n
, This was the child Royalist M
aged years, s months.
w. w. Dimond talks Of the Pre-
mier egg cup in this issue. II
says it is a good thing and tt
reader will agree with him.
E "The Old Paths" the subject
E Rev. Romig's Sunday nights Sc
4 mon, will be one of the best of ii
S number of sermons up to date.
: S. G. Wilder entertained lars
lumber of friends at his home Fl
day evening. Dancing was Il
principal feature Of the evening.
A w. A. Bowen, will lead Il
meeting Sunday at $50 p. M. in
> M. c. A. hall. Subject: Who!
:. Servant am Prom. 6:I6-IS.
Ell Tomorrow night Prof. Harr'
e will sing 1.-The Holy City" by ST
o plen Adams. He will be accoi
n panied OIL the organ by Mr.. File
e cher.
n Paejfeo (The Pacific) new Pc
e tuguese paper made its appearan
n this morning. 1t is edited by
:. M. Teixeira, formerly with t
A LnSitana.
Is The Hawaiian Rowing Assoc
g ton, or committees from the VI
ious boat clubs, is holding a me-
ing in A. G. M. Robertson off
at 1870 this afternoon.
S. M. Damon received lot
r Japanese plants by the China. 7
,e lot includes a variety of bamb
N plants. They have been remov
O. to Mr.. Damon's nursery.
~ c. Hedemann has been appoint
T. manager OF the Honolulu II
20 Works Company in place of Ale
y ander Young, who resigus af
long and faithful service.
10 The U. S, Minister will leave
er Washington April IS, previous
OF which time there will be a priv
ell sale at his residence of furnitu
lie including piano and surrey.
Al. r.