The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-09
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

afternoon.
The Mauna Loa came in from Hawaii
this afternoon.
Choral Society meets at the High
School this evening.
Miss Tasca Jones has purchased a
Columbia '97 wheel
Capt. Hingley scored 10 points in
contest on Sunday.
II. c. i. Perkins, the naturalist, left
by the Peru today for America.
Wong Chocll was fined $25 in the
Police Court this morning for gambl-
in.
Seven Chinese were obliged to pay
fine of $40 each in the Police Court
today.
The Regiment base ball lads are
practcing daily on the Executive
grounds.
The Foreign office is sending out
waiian islands.
George Il. Carter and E. r.. Adams
will return from the States within the
next fortnight
Mr. d. b. Smith, of the Manufacture
ers' Shoe Company, is expected home
on the next Australia.
\ native for malicious injury and a
Chinese for opium in possession were
the only arrests made today.
The China and Alameda will be due
from San Francisco Thursday. The
China is expected tomorrow.
The mail brought from the Orient
by the Peru was thoroughly fumigated
| for three hours last evening.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 will hold n
special meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock. Work in the first degree.
Dr. Haberer, German botanist, who
has been spending several months in
exploring the islands, departed on the
Peru.
Count | Lebedeff, commander of a
Russian warship now at Yokohama,
arrived on the Peru on visit to
friends here.
DR.. Haberer wealthy German
tourist, who is much in love with these
islands, left on the Peru this noon en-
route home.
There are twenty trained horses
aboard the Alameda belonging to the
Kennedy-Bristol show. They will be
exhibited here.
C.. d. Chase has four rooms over the
Golden Rule Bazaar for rent, suitable
for dressmaking parlors, architects or
lawyers offices.
Many people are anXiously awaiting
the arrival of the Alameda, eager to
get a glimpse at Butler, the Blue
Mountain monster
DR.. Rodgers, the efficient secretary
of the Bureau of Public instruction
landed on Hawaiian soil~just twenty
one years ago today.
The Hawaiian hotel management re-
news it's invitation to the town folks
to join the guests at the French dinner
and hop given this evening.
Secretary Coleman of the Y. NJ. c. A
was kept busy today ma4ing examina-
tions and taking down measurements
of the association athletes.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock Morgan will
hold a sale of goods formerly owned
by NJ. S. Levy. The sale will be con
tinued on Thursday morning.
C. c. e. Febiger, a civil engineer who
has resided for several years in the
Orient, arrived on the Peru yesterday
and will remain over one steamer in
the city.
Miss Lawrence of the Emma Hal
kindergarten, met with an accident
while out riding Saturday ant
sprained her ankle. She will be able
to walk in few days.
Castle & Cooke are advertising At
lantic Red Engine, Capitol Cylinder
Castor Mineral and Summer Blacl
Oils, C. & c. Rice, the Queen and tn,
Monarch Plows, etc.
The list of officers of the Int
Island Steam Navigation Compan!
Otd.) who will serve for the ensuing
year, is published by order of the sec
rotary, n. Z. Gedge.
The militiamen are continuing thei
practice shooting in preparation for
return match between the teams of tn
First and Second battalions, to TAX
place week from Saturday
Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 10 a
12 o'clock noon, at his salesrooms j. i
Morgan will sell at Public Auctio