The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

DRINKS today.
w. II. Cornwell is in the city from
Maui on Il brief business trip.
Surveyors are at work today estab-
fishing the new Fort street line.
The New Market restaurant prints
the dinner bill of fare in this issue.
Mrs. f. NJ. Swanzy has almost entire
ly recovered from her recent illness.
The Kilohana Art League dramatic
entertainment is to be presented to-
night.
The inquest over the alleged Japan
csc suicide Teru, will be held tomor-
row morning.
Sergt. Elvin bested Sergt. Brunette
in a shoot Saturday afternoon by
score of IS to 46.
After the arrival of the Australia
II. w. Schmidt & Sons will hold ano-
ther art exhibition.
The Hebron Drug Co. offer $50 in
prizes for the best way of preparing
Tareena for invalids.
Thomas Carter. the san Francisco
car builder, returned from Maui yes
terday by the Claudine.
The Austin Brothers will return to
the States on the Zealanda, which is
due to sail on Thursday.
Mekukala's assault and battery case
was postponed until tomorrow in the
Police Court this morning.
Cornet Soloist Charles Kreuter will
play the "Sea Flower" at the Emma
Square concert this evening.
viii Lycettt fell from wheel yes
terday afternoon and fractured two
small bones in his right hand.
The Peerless typ writers fulfill every
claim made for them. Hawaiian Cycle
d Manufacturing Co., agents.
Manager l.. Nj. Vettlesen, of the Ha
waiian Hardware Company, is back
from a business trip to Kauai ports.
DRY will meet. Later there will be an
important meeting of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horner, Miss
Edna Horner and X. Cation arrived
yesterday on the Iwalani from Hama
kua.
Oyster cocktails, the temperance
drink, will be served at the Criterion
saloon after the arrival of the Aus
tralia.
Vice American Consul w. Porter
Boyd is back from a visit to Maui. Mrs.
Boyd remained with friends on that
island.
Punahou college talent are prepar-
ing for musical and literary enter
tainment to b given in a couple of
weeks.
a lady's hunting case gold watch
has been lost. A liberal reward for
the return of same at The Stars bust
ness Office.
+. W. Jordan will hold monster
silk sale for this week only. A liberal
discount of rs per cent or more will
be offered.
| At the evening services of Central
Union the count of the congregation
reveals the fact that the men outnum-
Der the women.
The missionary steamer Morning
Star is expected in port daily. Capt.
Bray is ready to take command of her
when she arrives.
The Government schools throughout
the Republic will close for the usual
Easter Vacation April and reopen
Monday, April 10th.
d. G. Sylvester has many admirers
of the gold medal presented him by
Hackfeld q Co., for winning a recent
fifty-mile bicycle race.
Willie Wilder is doing nicely. He is
able to sit up for short time now
and hopes to get down to the bank by
the latter part of the week.
The Fence Commission today decid-
ed upon fence to be built on the line
separating the properties belonging q
John Ena and Frank Silva in Manoa
valley.
A meeting of the Young Hawaiians'
Institute will be held this evening for
the purpose of discussing matters per-
tanning to Savings Bank and Invest
ment branch.
Henry Walker is pushing the ar
engagements for the big cycle show at
independence Park Saturday. The
Flower Society of the Queens Hospital
has been invited to take charge of the