The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

returned from Hawaii.
Rev. NJ. c. Harris, d. d., will preach
at Pearl City Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Most folks like good breakfasts.
That's why they order Cares sausage.
4 week from next Monday Company
G will hold an election of captain.
Professor d. NJ. Bristol and his party
are domiciled at the Arlington hotel.
There will be Il choral service at
Central Union church tomorrow eve
ming.
The japanese Bazaar this afternoon
at Queen Emma hall will be a novel
sight.
Christian Workers meeting today at
3 p. III. Meeting led by Rev. j. IL.
| Smith
Cyclist Tom Cooper has left Detroit
! for San Jose, where he will compete
with +. c. Bald for honors.
Col. G. F. Little, Judge Hitchcock
and j. II. Wilson. all prominent Hilo
people, arrived this morning.
Senator Henry Waterhouse has hung
up a fine trophy for the members of
the Sharpshooters to compete for.
The residence of l.. Marks, 1913
Beretania street. is to let completely
furnished. Apply to g. f. Boardman.
Hawaiian Government band plays al
Emma hall this afternoon for the Jap
anese Bazaar instead of Emma Square.
Williams Art Gallery mas broken
from the old styles and poses, and
make unique but graceful and artistic
photos.
BY the Alameda the Golden Rule Ba-
zaar received full line of tennis
goods, stationery and booNs. Sole
agent for Rawaii's Young People.
The Remond Grove dance will take
place on Thursday evening. The COM
mittee have made up a list of young
men who will be invited to attend
The list of officers of the Chinese
Cemetery Association who will serve
| for the ensuing year is published by
order of the secretary, Mar Chun Sang.
Denver, the donkey comedian of
Professor Bristol's horse show, called
around and paid his respects to the
Star editorial staff yesterday after
noon.
Bristol's horse show will open on
Monday evening. a parade will be
given in the morning. Seats for the
show can be obtained at Wall, Nichols
| Co.
Private Schofeld of Company and
retired from the militia. His time has
Just expired and he does not care to
reenlist.
Attorneys w. S. Wise and G. f.
Little of Hilo are in the city to attend
the Supreme Court, which opens on
Monday morning. Both are quartered
at the Arlington.
At brief meeting of the officers of
the Annexation Club yesterday after
noon very little business was trans
acted. Several reports were read and
placed on file.
Rev. C. M. Hyde's Bible class will
meet tomorrow afternoon at in the
Y. NJ. C. A. parlors. The first chapter
of Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians will
be under discussion at tomorrow's les
son,
Rev. Joseph II. Smith will conduct
the following meetings at the Metho-
dist church tomorrow: $3.50 a. m,
conservation meeting; II a. m, serv-
ice; 630 p. m, Senior Epworth
League; 1880 p. m, service.
Miss Willard has taken the leader
ship of a club of twenty Punahou
students which proposes to take up
natural science. The club will meet
DR.. Lyons this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frear. The ferns found on
the islands will be discussed.
The secretary of the Board of I'M
migration states that between 200 and
800 Chinese contract laborers will ar
rive in Honolulu this month. On
Tuesday morning 1913 Chinese will be
discharged at the Quarantine station
and sent out to the different planta-
tions.
On Wednesday, March II, at 10
o'clock a. m, at the residence of j. II.
4 Wodehouse, Jr., j. +. Morgan will hold
an auction sale of household furni-
ture, comprising parlor, dining room,
bed room sets, kitchen range, and
utensils, pctted and hanging baskets
of ferns, etc.