The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Inc Healanl boat CluD VIII entertain
at hop on Friday evening of next
week.
The Chinese store on the corner of
Nuuanu and Pauahi streets was robbed
this morning.
Read what Geo. w. McNear has to
say about the sale of Port Costa flour
in Honolulu.
The Marion left San Diego, for Ho-
nolulu, on February ~. She is expect
ed at any hour.
Senator John McCandless is expect
ed back on the Miowera. due here
about the 10th inst.
The Hawaiian Government Band
gives another concert at Thomas
Square this evening.
The Second Battalion, y. G. H.,
under command of Major Jones, will
drill tomorrow evening.
Evangelist Joseph II. Smith opens
his revival services tonight at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
II. c. Spalding of Kauai is in the
city. He saw his wife and son off to
Japan ON the China today.
Miss Nellie Lowrey was in Amstcr-
dam, New York, at last accounts and
is enjoying her visit abroad.
Honolulu Commandery will hold
regular conclave at its asylum this
evening at 1880. Order of the Temple.
The foreign Office publishes an eX-
ecutive notice of the appointment of
the members of the Boards of Regis
tration. IA
The one perfect bread for invaiAs
and growing children is whole wheat
bread. Loves bakery deliver it fresh
ly baked.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday. There is very
little business before the Board 70:
transaction.
On Tuesday, March 30, at the Office
of Z. d. Baldwin, "a lots of land at
Kaiwili. Hilo, Hawaii will be open for
application.
James McCandess announced that
water has been struck at depth of
300 feet at Waipio on the Oahu plan
tation property.
The Punahou students have been
addressed this week by Professor Web
Der of Massachusetts and Rev. j. NJ.
Lewis of PaIama chapel.
The Bishop Museum was opened
this morning for the passengers
aboard the China. Charles X. Hyde
piloted the party through the insti-
tuition.
Merchant George r. Thorne and his
party who left for the Orient today,
will return to Vancouver, from which
place they will leave for Alaska on
an extended tour.
b. Guggenheim, wealthy New
Yorker, who is a passenger on the
China en- route for Japan, was an in
terested sight seer in Honolulu during
his brief stay i'll the city.
Secretary Coleman. of the Y. NJ. C.
A., states that he will hold eXamina-
tons tonight, tomorrow night and
Tuesday night. After that time APP
pointments will be necessary.
Tomorrow, March 10. at II o'clock
noon, j. F. Morgan will hold an auc-
ton sale of the book accounts and the
paid-up life insurance policy of the
bankrupt estate of C. L. Brito.
Chock Pau, six months for vag-
rancy; Lau Moon, fined $50 for opium
in possession, and Kaulana, S. for as
sault and battery, was the business
transacted in the Police Court today.
The agent for the tour managing
firm of Cook q Son expected a large
party of tourists on the China. He
was disappointed, letter from his
people stating that the prevalence of
smallpox in Japan has kept the tour
lists back.
At an annual meeting of the Lin zee
Chung, Chinese Cemetery Association
of Manoa, held recently, the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing
year: Wong Wa Foy, president;
Chong Jack Quon, vice president; Mar
Chun Sing, secretary; Yong Kwong
Hung, treasurer.
Miss Amelia Goldstein, of San
Francisco, who won a trip to the
islands for giving the correct name of
the new Wilder steamer Helene" has
written letter to President Wight in
which she states that her visit to the
Hawaiian Islands will ever be source
of pleasant impressions.
A jolly party of young men will don
their old clothes Saturday evening