The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-22
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

The educational commissioners will
meet this afternoon.
The japanese conspiracy cases went
over until tomorrow.
The truant officer arrested two ma
tive boys this morning.
All San and All Kuna were arrested
today for having opium in possession.
The widow and children of \. L.
Chaves have a card of thanks in this
issue.
Maria NJ. Alexander is held at the
police station for disobedence to her
parents.
\ breast plate to harness has been
lost Finder please return to Ameri-
can Liery stables.
Herr Pastor Isenberg will hold a
German service at y. NJ. c. \. hall
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
"Our prices are right twelve months
in the year and so are the goods" is
what is claimed by j. T. Waterhouse.
4 dividend will be paid to the
stockholders of Paia plantation at
Bishop & Cos. bank tomorrow, April
23rd
Tomorrow is President Dole's fifty
third birthday anniversary. The Gov
eminent band will serenade him at his
Waikiki place.
Thin children need whole wheat
bread, as it makes them strong and
sturdy Loves bakery delivers it
fresh every morning.
Miss Bernice Halstead, who has
been the guest of Miss Harriet Levers
for the last five weeks, left for her
home at Waialua today.
Lewis & Co., epicurean caterers,
publish a receipt for Finnan Mince.
They carry in stock all the best
brands of table delicacies.
The Honolulu cricket team scored
III points while the Wild Swan men
made 1O5 points in a cricket match at
Makiki yesterday afternoon.
Castle & Cooke have received their
shipment of Garland and Michigan
ranges and cook stoves and will have
them ready to exhibit in a few days.
The story of morning paper that
the young girl who fell into Hotel
street sewer on Tuesday, had died is
erroneous. according to the clerk who
rescued her,
| Sealed tenders will be received by
the Minister OF the Interior till u
o'clock noon, Wednesday, May -, for
the construction of roads in North and
South Kona, Hawaii
Mrs. Penhallow will accompany her
husband, Capt. Penhallow, of the
Alice Cooke, to San Francisco, next
week. Their son Harry will enter
Berkeley university this fall.
The installation of officers of the p.
| H. Brooks, No. l., Division, Uniform
Rank, took place last evening. George
p. Dennison is the new captain, sue
ceeding Charles j. Mccarthy.
An effort was made to secure the
Government band for the base ball
game at Makikr on Saturday after
noon, but was without success. The
band will play at Emma square.
1t is said that the committee upon
the address of the British residents TO
Queen Victoria intend to have it
handsomely bound in morocco and en-
closed in a casket of lloa or some rare
island wood.
G. w. r. King, of the annexation
bureau, has shown his handicraft by
constructing a clock tower out of koa
and white holly wood. He will pre-
sent it to his daughter, Mrs. DR..
French, of Waianae.
AS result of the recent troubles
between the old and new companies
Che was badly beaten on Tuesday
night. William Prestige and D.. Kau
We're arrested today charged with the
assault.
Tickets for the st. Louis College
stereopticon exhibition, to be given
Saturday, may be procured at Thrum's
book store and from members of the
base ball club. The exhibition is given
to defray expenses, as the club is in
its infancy.
Capt. Cotton and First Lieut.. Inger-
soil, of the Philadelphia, expect to be
relieved in the near future. They
have been expecting the order for
some time and were all ready, with
their trunks packed when the big
cruiser was ordered to Honolulu.
Ih, ninntnan sailnrs who rnfuSed