The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

o'clock.
Board of Health is in session this
AFTERNOON.
The Myrtles will have a meeting
next week
The hotel dance last evening was a
pleasant affair.
l.. c. Ables has power of attorney
notice in this issue.
The April number of the Planters
Monthly was issued today.
Taroena is natures own food for in
valide and infants. Hebron Drug Co.
The Ladies' have possession of the
Pacific Tennis Club courts this after
noon.
Mrs. j. X. Barney will give n Bible
reading at Central Union church this
evening,
The First Battalion will drill tomor-
row evening and the Second Battalion
on Friday evening.
The list of new officers of the Ila-
waiian Land and Improvement Co. APP
pears in this issue.
Rev. c. NJ. Hyde and wife have gone
to Waianae to attend the Oahu Evan
gelical association meeting.
Samuel Dowsett goes to the Puget
Sound country on the Diamond Head,
as the guest of Capt. Ward.
The Sterling bicycle ad on page s
calls the attention of the ladies to the
merits of the Ladies' Sterling.
Capt. Schacfer says that the election
of successor to Capt. White, of Com
pany b, will take place on the Goth
inst.
The Dingley tariff blli, including the
sugar schedule, passed the house on
March 81. The bill now goes to the
Senate.
During w. f. Aliens absence from
the Republic Mr.. Fred w. Macfarlane
will act for him under full power of
attorney.
James McInerny and William c..
Parke, who sail for America on the
Australia this afternoon expect to be
gone about three months.
At meeting of the Hoolu and Hoo
la Lahui in the Maternity Home this
morning, several interesting reports
were read. Considerable routine bus
mess was transacted.
If you intend building or refurnish-
ing your home this spring wise move
on your part is to let Levers d Cooke
! give you an estimate on mattings,
wall papers and window curtains.
| With the island boats just out, the
/ Australia sailing for America today,
the Coptic for the Orient and the Mari
posa for the Colonies tomorrow, the
post Office will be pretty well cleaned
up of outgoin mails.
Private Overlook, the crack shot of
Company +, who was advanced to cor
poral in his company yesterday, was
allowed 100 per cent by the eXamina-
/ ton board. Overlook and half dozen
others enjoy this distinction.
In addition to the elegant stock of
hats and bonnets that y. S. Sachs has
been showing the last few days, an
other lot arrived by the Australia and
10
CANT flowers will be exhibited.
The Flying Jordans' vaudevilles APP
peared before packed house last
night. They make their farewell APP
| pearance this evening. Manager Jor-
dan is well pleased with generous re-
ception his company has received.
A court martial was held at military
headquarters last evening. Twopri-
privates in one of the regular com
panies were tried for deserving their
posts of duty. The result of the court
martial has been sent to Minister
Cooper.
The MaHpos a SAILED two days
late from San Francisco on account OF
the English mails failing to arrive
She will be due on day. Murderer
Butler will be on board. A specia
prison has been built for him OF
board the boat.
The Oahu Railroad company is OF
the delinquent list for an outside dis
trict. Mr.. Dillingham; stated thi'
morning that his company does no
owe a cent and that the tax assessor
erred when he allowed the company
name to appear on the list.
Minister Cooper is well pleased will
the progress of the Choral Society
There was good attendance at re
hearsal in the High School building
Professor Yarndley led the chorus
Professor Berger and the Government
band orchestra were present