The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

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Kinau today.
Deputy Collector McStocker has re-
turned to town.
Minister of Interior advertises a sale
of Esplanade lots.
British warship Icarus sails for the
Mexican coast this afternoon.
Rain interfered with the second bat
talion's drill last evening.
Usual concert tomorrow; three new
selections are ON the program.
The Gilligs will return TO San Fran
cisco on March instead of March
If.
The Kalihi-waena school will give a
concert at tn drill sleu on March
9th.
Ah Kim was fined $50 in the Police
Court today for having opium in pos.
session.
The tourist party which arrived on
the last Australia is back from the
Volcano.
Attorney J. Q. Wood will 20 to
Kauai on Tuesday to attend t. bust
ness matters.
Z. \. Jones and the Austin Broth, rs
are back from Hawaii. They report
fine trip and lots of fun.
\ feather boa has been lost. The
finder will be suitably rewarded b.
returning it to The Star Office.
Mr.. \. Z. Kaeser, of San Francisco,
who piloted the Cook tourist party 0
the islands, arrived by the Picking.
Frank Unger says that he has visit
ed Hawaii five times now and ne hopes
to be resident of Honolulu some
day.
The Healani dance was well attend
ed last night in spite of the threaten
ing weather. Everybody had a good
time.
Miss Helen Wilder is contemplating
a dance at her home "rIskbark" on
Thursday evening in honor nj he
Gillig party.
Japanese are estimating on the cost
a line via Honolulu will cost over thir-
teen millions.
Mr.. Tim Frawley sails for London on
February 27, returning to New York
in April. lie will open his season in
San Francisco in May.
The young men of the city are an
ticipating an interesting address from
Mr.. John Il. Mott at the y. NJ. c. \.
hall tomorrow afternoon.
Oahu Lodge, X. of F.. entertained
friends last evening in a very pleasant
manner. The event marked the 3+th
anniversary of Pythianism.
Rev. c. b. Sumner of California will
preach at Palama Chapel tomorrow
evening. a quartet from Kawaiahao
Seminary will provide The music.
Mr.. Benner will lead the Young
Mems Praise service at Y. NJ. G. A.
hall tomorrow evening Jesus Christ
the All Sufficient SAVIOR is the topic.
Out of the twenty-five Chinese ar
rested in the raid made on gambling
dens last night by Lieut.. Kekli, ten
were fined $40 each in the Police
Court today.
Cborlac NIillion,e Of NVoiu,no iTn,yo;;
was recently assaulted by native
who was caught stealing lumber. \
letter states that Mr.. WiIIiams was
seriously injuped.
The Hollister Drug Company are
sole agents for the Genuine California
Insect Powder. See their display
window and read their ad IN Mrnlay'9
issue of this paper.
There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children's Society at the home of
Chief Justice and Mrs. A. f. Judd at
1880 o'clock this evening.
1t is always a temptation to be well
dressed when suitings are as cheap
as at present, Medeiros & Decker, the
Hotel str ct taiIors, advertise new and
elegant designs for trousers or suits.
A letter to Honolulu business man
from Washington states that Mai.
Pangborn was an applicant for the
American ministership to Hawaii ana
that he would in all likelihood get 5he
position.
The new steel steamer Helene, built
at the Union Iron Works, ) an Fran
cisco, for the Wilder Company, had
her trial trip on the 18th, and on the
18th WAS to have sailed for this mort