The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

Monowai was sighted fifteen miles
off at 2:30.
Want ads in The Star pay, because
they bring answers.
Mrs. Ole Knudsen has Il card of
thanks in this issue.
Nagata, japanese, for opium, was
the only arrest made by the police to-
day.
! Six Chinese were fined so each and
costs in the Police Court today for
gambling.
Seats for Flying Jordans Vaudeville
are now on sale. The company opens
tomorrow night.
Band concert at the Hawaiian hotel
this evening. Cornetist Kreuter will
play The ok Folks at Home"
Mrs. Barney will address the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
this afternoon on Prison Reform.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
give social this evening in the par
! lors of the Central Union church.
Proprietor ID. Il. Smith, of the Manu-
facturers' Shoe Company, will be back
from the States on the Mariposa on
April 5.
Corp. Short is now an inspector in
the Customs department. He has been
transferred from Company f to Com
pany d.
Sang Hop, convicted of gross cheat
in the Police Court, was allowed to go
his way today, pending his good be-
havior.
The drawings, paintings and art
work done by Miss French's pupils
will be exhibited at Oahu college on
Saturday.
Office and desk room is offered free
| to anyone who will be in the office
during the day. For address apply at
Star office.
4 new non-commissioned officers
board was appointed today, consisting
of Capt. Mccarthy, Lieut.. Giles and
Lieut.. Ludewig.
Whole wheat bread is easy to digest
and nourishes every part of the human
body. Delivered fresh every morning
by Loves bakery.
Ex Sakura Maru X. Furuya received
handsome line of Croisonne vases
ladies' and gents silk handkerchiefs
neckwear, silk fans, etc.
The best spring tonic is Budweisel
heuser- Busch Brewing Association OF
St. Louis Mo-. II. Hackfeld & Co..
agents.
Next Tuesday evening the members
of Company b will hold meeting
after drill for the purpose of electina
captain to succeed Capt. f. o. White
commission expired.
'97 Remington Bicycles are up tC
the minute" with all the latest ant
important Improvements Pacific Cycl'
& Manufacturing Co. rent bicycle
from an hour to amonth.
Police Clerk George Sea, who ha
been disabled for duty for sometime
past on account of inflammation of thu
lungs, was down to police headquart
ers for brief time today.
Minister of the Interior Kink stated
this morning that as soon as the spec
ifications could be made, tender!
would be advertised for in the con
struction of the Pail road.
The regular meeting of the Boarc
of Supervisors of the Free kindergar
ten and Children's Aid Association
will be held in Queen Emma Hall Fri
day, April 2nd, at $3.50 a. m.
The cases against B. Shimizi and w
j. Gallagher, of the Kobe immigration
company, charged with importing
aliens into the country, was continued
over until April in the Police Cour
today
Adolph b. Spreckels will send tt
Honolulu about May or June con
sgnment of about twenty-five road
sters from his Aptos ranch. There vii
be some choice stock in the consign
ment.
There is neatness and dispatch il
everything the Flying Jordans do, ant
even the most difficult of leaps anC
somersaults from their swinging trap
exc apparatus are performed with as
tonishing perfection and gracefulness
Walter f. Dillingham; defeated
Charles X. Hyde in the finals in tn,
tennis racket tournament on the Pa
cifc Tennis courts yesterday after
noon. The score was CO., 6-3 and 6-l
, Mr.. Dillingham; comes into possession
of the English Tate racket.