The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-30
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The Australia brought 1O7 bags of
mail.
Oyster cocktails at the Criterion sa-
loon.
All Ping was fined $25 in the Police
Court today for gambling.
Considerable money changed hands
in this city on the great prize fight.
! Fresh frozen oysters in cans at the
! Beaver saloon. Cooked to order any
style.
| The Choral Society meets at the
High School building at 1880 o'clock
this evening.
The Quintette Club will play at the
dinner at the Hawaiian hotel this even
ing i'm honor of the Jordans. ',
The Attorney General advertses for
sealed tenders for publishing and
binding penal and civil laws.
y. S. Sachs will hold an Easter open.
ing of fine millinery on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week
Today is the last on which personal
and dog taxes can be paid without the
fen per cent penalty being attached.
The best way to tell good bread is
to leave it to your palate. Port Costa
-four reaches long felt want. Read
ad on page >.
! j. 4. Faron, of Hawaii, DR.. w. F..
McConl<ey, of Wailuku, and A. c. YES
tai, of MaKoha, are the recent arrivals
AT the Hawaiian hotel
Capt. Greene, of the Marion, and
Capt. Macvey Napier, of the Wild
Swan. exchanged courtesies Yesterday
BY calling on each other.
Aloha toothpowder and wash are
perfect dentifrices. Hebron Drug Co.
Six new members were received into
Company II last evening.
The annual meeting of the Pacific
Tennis Club will be held next week.
President Walter Dillingham; is pre-
pairing his annual report.
Young Mr.. French,who was drowned
at San Souci last month, was buried
with Masonic rites in San Francisco.
His remains were cremated.
Rudolph Spreckels mas won his suit
in the Superior Court of California in
the case of the Paahau Sugar planta-
ton on the island of Hawaii.
Miss Long arrived today to take
charge of the dressmaking parors
conducted by Ehers & Co. Miss Long
viii commence work on Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Hall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Hall, who is attending
school in California, will return home
with Mrs. Hall this summer
Viggo Jacobsen passed the forty first
milestone of life's journey yesterday.
The artist spent the day in sober med
! itation of things that might have been
The California Fruit Market re-
ceived eX Australia the usual line of
oysters, salmon, crabs, founders, but
ter, fruits and vegetables. Telephone
37S.
A choice line of groceries and the
usual line of ice house goods by the
Australia, are consigned to H. May &,
Co. Place your orders early. Tele-
phone %.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Buckley, promi-
nent people of Denver, Col, who ar
rived on the Australia today on brief
visit, are comfortably domiciled at the
Hawaiian hotel.
! The Oceanic Steamship Co.'S. steamer
Australia will leave this port for San
Francisco Wednesday, April 18th, at A
p. m. For freight or passage apply to
w. G. Irwin & Co., agents.
The Agent of Public Lands gives
notice that on Saturday, May 1st, IL
o'clock noon, at front entrance of the
Executive Building, will be- sold lot
of land in Nuanualoa, Kaupo, Maui.
Elk Australia Lewis g. Co. received
fresh frozen Eastern and California
oysters, salmon, sole, sausages, ia
malas, cheeses, vegetables, apples,
oranges, butter, etc. Telephone 240.
f. NJ. Walsh, resident of San Fran
cisco, was among the passengers on
the Australia to-day Mr.. Walsh has
considerable property interests in Ha-
wall which he has come to look after.
Capt. Herbert has invited the crick-
eters to congregate at the Arlington
hotel this evening. The club will ask
of the government permission to use
the old base ball grounds for their
games. rt ,i,
/ The mother and sister of manager
g. NJ. Boote, ofithe Spreckelsyille plan
tation, are expected to arrive at
Spreckelsville from Louisiana ON May
III. They Will occupy David rCsatep's