The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-06
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

white duck vests slightly damaged.
The annual election of the Pacific
Tennis Club will be held next week.
All Piang was fined $25 in the Pu-
lice court today for having opium in
his possession.
George Potter, Walter Dillingham;
and Charles Norton are down Eva way
"a-goat huntin'."
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
has IA fine show of bicycle shoes in the
display windows.
Ask your wife if she has had any
trouble with harness made by Collins?
Read ad on page ).
The Battalion shoot is on today. The
teams from each of the Battalions
comprise thirty men.
The auction sale of the residence site
on the corner of Kinau and Piikoi
streets was postponed today.
a week from today the Punahou
and Kamehameha ball teams will cross
bats on the Makiki base ball grounds
G. II. Stewart, the importer of stock
who came down on the Castle, was a
passenger on the Iealandia last even
ing.
Cornetist Charles Kreuter will play
a piece entitled Don't Be Cross at
the Emma Square concert this after
noon.
About a dozen Chinese arrested yes
terday for gambling will be taken be-
fore Judge De la Vergne on Monday
for trial.
People like an attractive, well-light-
ed barber shop. The Criterion Barber
shop caters to the wishes of the most
fastidious.
\ handsome residence at Waikiki,
furnished or unfinished, is for rent.
Apply at w. c. Peacock e. Co.'S, Mer-
chant street.
y large party of cyclists contem
plate taking in the cycle show at In
dependence park this evening in their
bicycle costumes.
Rev. II. w. Peck, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, is expecting the ar
rival of Rev. j. H. Smith, the evangc-
list, on the China.
Manager Lucas is arranging for a
dance to be given at the hotel on next
Tuesday evening. The band will give
concert on the same night.
Pearl City now has an Annexation
Club. The temporary officers are:
Judge Hookano, chairman; r. w. Full
Ter, secretary and NJ. G. Correa, treas
urer.
The Al fireproof, two story brick
building on lower Fort street known
as the Union Ice Company's Building,
is for rent. Apply to Hawaiian Elec-
trio Co.
Rev. \. Leadingham will preach at
the morning service in the methodist
Episcopal church. His theme will beb
''Cut 1t Down, Why Cumbereth 1t the
| Ground?"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Damon are en-
tertaining at Chaplain Lane, Miss Lima
Boyle, Swiss lady who is circling the
globe and who arrives by the Zea-
landia yesterday.
If you made it yourself you'd use nc
finer meats or take greater care in pre-
pairing and seasoning that Cares, OF
the Central Meat Market, does with his
breakfast sausage.
j. de Camara, who used threatening
language to one of his fellow country
men last week, was let off in the Po-
lice Court today after severe repri-
mand by the Judge.
C. L. Wight, president of the Wilder
Steamship Company, returned home
yesterday on the Ke Au Hou. He has
been on an extended trip of inspection
among the islands.
The Manufacturing Harness Com
pany people are covering bicycle trous
er guards with leather. The idea is {
good one; G. p. Wilder was the frs
man to think of the improvement.
The delay in the arrival of the Yea
landia at Auckland will cost thu
Oceanic Steamship Co. $1OsO, unless
the Postmaster General RENTS tn,
penalty, which he has the power to do
Rev. C. NJ. Hyde has consented t.
give series of lessons on the "Bool
of Ephesians" to the members of tn
Young Mems Christian Association
commencing tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
Like the family silver and china, tn
family photos taken years ago are o
priceless value. Your photo and thos
of the children should be in the famil
album. Williams Art Studio photo