The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes Of the Day.

The Christian Workers will meet at
| the Y. VI. c. \. hall this afternoon.
Judge Whiting was passenger on
the Kinau this. morning for Lahana.
The Kash has cut the price on
school suits from six to three dollars.
Principal Harry Austin, of the Hama
pepe schools. will return to Kauai to-
! day.
Capt Paul Smith was pleased with
the large turnout of Company y men
last night.
Joe Kanala. sailor ON board the
Lehua, was arrested today for as
saulting his wife.
The British man-of-war Wild Swan
is coming into port from Kauai as The
Star goes to press.
The Hollister Drug Co. produce tes
timonial regarding the merits of Sui
plume" as a SKIN cure.
Miss Ella Stansbury will give an in
formal tea tomorrow afternoon to a
number of her girl friends.
Sam Parker took big party of
plover hunters up to Hawaii this
morning on a weeks hunt.
Professor Alexander left on the XII
nau this morning for Lahaina, to look
into the water question there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Isenberg received
a number of their friends on Wednes-
day evening at their residence in Pun
ahou.
Attorney General Smith will in all
probability preside at the next regular
weekly meeting of the Board of
Health
Lieutenant Commander Wood and
the officers of the |. S. 5. Petrol will
hold a reception on board tomorrow
afternoon.
The teachers and students of the Ka-
mehameha school will set out for Wal
alua on Monday morning for weeks
camp on the plains.
Government schools open Monday.
The school authorities insist upon
school being kept the full time both
upon opening and closing days.
! Horses require nutritious food as
well as human beings and work with
a will. Surprise oats. fresh and clean
are handled by the California Feed Co.
The flags of the commissioners and
consuls representing Roman Catholic
countries were placed at half mast in
honor of the day, according to the
usual custom.
BY paying down a little cash every
month you can have your choice of a
Singer Sewing machine in any style
cabinet desired. Consult with b. Ber-
gersen, agent.
The Misses Nellie and Ance Kitchen
will leave by the next Australia for
the States. They will go last and will
probably remain away from home for
several months.
The birthday anniversary of the lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bolster was celebrated yesterday after
noon ind evening by big luau given
at the Bolster home.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock left Oh
the Kinau this morning for Molokai
TO investigate the recent murder there
The Marshal was booked TO 90 but
sent his deputy instead.
II. w. Schmidt &, Sons will hold a
grand credit sale on Wednesday and
Thursday, April 81 and 22, of tailoring
goods dress and fancy goods, etc. \
liberal credit to the trade.
Everyone in town was replete with
hot cross buns after breakfast this
morning. The patches from the var
ious bakeries sold off quickly and the
! small boy will probably need a doctor
eer night.
Miss Pauahi Judd will give a small
bicycle party to a coterfe of hel
friends this evening. The party vii
ride to the Waikiki home Presiden
and Mrs. Dole, where light refresh
ments will be served.
Father Leonore celebrates today hi
fiftieth anniversary of his entry int,
the church. The reverend father j
Is years of age and comes of lon!
lived family. His father was 11s year
old when he died and his mother die
in her 102d year.
Though today was a holiday at tn
Government buildings many of tn
Offices kept steadily at work. In som
' of the departments the work piles u
so that there is no chance of gettin
a holiday. In others there is ampl
time to do whatever has to be done.
Tha Enston saruino Of tia Hnnolul