The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-10
NEWS in A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com
densed Notes of the Day.


Australia sails at 4.
Board of Health is in session this
afternoon.
China sails at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Senator w. II. Rice left yesterday
for his Kauai home.
c. Won Hamm has gone to Kauai
ports on business.
Over 500 was realized in the Police
Court this morning from fines alone.
The ladies have possession of the
Pacific Tennis courts this afternoon.
The Electric Light company has Sc
cured the services of Frank Hawthorn.
Mr. c. \. Sprecllels returned last
evening to the Spreckelsville planta
ton.
4. 5. Hartwell, nephew of General
Hartwell, returns to his Boston home
on the Australia.
The public will be treated to an
other concert this evening. This time
it will be at Thomas Square.
The China brings word that the
sailing of the Alameda was postponed
until March 5. She is due here Friday.
The California Feed Company adver-
tise that Port Costa Flour makes the
whitest bread and ideal rolls, biscuits.
etc.
Architect Dicliey is home from
Maui, where he superintendent some
plans in the building of the Lahaina
church.
The Supreme Court has set Friday
for the hearing of the applications of
the japanese immigrants for writ of
habeas corpus.
The list of officers of the Maui Tel
ephone Company who will serve for
the ensuing year is published by order
of Secretary c. H. Dicl<ey.
The japanese Bazaar on Queen En-
ma hall grounds will be full'of interest
to everyone. The ladies are determined
to make success of the affair.
The Company b and Police match
shoot, which was scheduled to take
place on Saturday has been postponed
on account of the Battalion shoot.
Mrs. \. w. Kennedy, Professor Bris-
tol and j. p. Fraser will be the man
aging staff of the Bristol Horse Show
in this city after 7. \. Kennedy's de-
parture.
Progressive painters always figure
on using Pacific Rubber Paints, there
by undertaking their competitors.
Levers q Cooke sell their paints in
any quantity.
\ farce comedy will be presented
this month by the members of the St.
Louis College Dramatic and Literary
Society. The society will hold a meet
ing this evening.
\ crowd of young folks will 60 to
| Raymond's grove one evening next
week for a social and dance. 1t will
be subscription affair. George Kleu-
| gel is interested in it.
The agent of Public Lands gives no
tice that "a lots of land at Kaiwilli,
Hilo, Hawaii, may be applied for at the
Office of f. ID. Baldwin, Hilo, at a.
M, Tuesday, March 20, 1897.
Rev. NJ. C. Harris, d. D., presiding
elder of the Methodist Episcopal work
in the Hawaiian Islands, arrived by the
China to remain some little time. He
will return to San Francisco.
T. a. Kennedy and wife leave by the
Alameda tomorrow for Auckland, n.
Y. They are accompanied on their tour
of the world by Miss Alice Deming,
who is travelling for her health.
Kaai was fined $25 in the Police
Court today for gambling. Poomobu
was fined $40 for like offense. Six
Chinese for opium in possession were
obliged to pay fine of SO each.
British Commissioner HAYES re-
turned to Honolulu on the Mauna Loa
yesterday. He left the city on the
British warship Icarus last month and
went to Capt. Cookies monument on
Maui.
The Gaelic, due here on April 8, will
have among her passengers Hon. WI
Ting Fong, the new Chinese Minister
to the United States. He is an old
friend of Monwar, clerk for Attorney
| Paul Neumann.
Rev. Joseph II. Smith, the evangel-
list, has arrived from San Francisco.
He will hold evangelistic meetings at
the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev.
Mr.. Smith will be at the prayer meet
ing this evening and will give an ad-
dress.
There will be a special conclave of