The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

house, is guest of the Hawm'an
hotel
San Francisco papers praise the Fly
ing Jordans and the members of their
company.
New Corners in the city should read
Noeller & Co.'S. ad about patronizing
a grocery.
4 dividend of five per cent was paid |
today to the shareholders in the Eva |
plantation.
y. S. Sachs cordially invites the pub
lie to the Easter Millinery opening al.
his store tomorrow.
Thre of d. Howard Hitchcocks oil |
paintings of island views were sold TO |
go to the United States.
The Flying Jordans open on Friday
night. The sale of seats opened this |
morning at Wall, Nichols Co.
\ bundle of clothes has been lost |
Suitable reward for return of same to
Wa Kee, laundryman, SOS King street.
L. O. Hall d Son say that the mod
ern way to spark IA girl is to invest in
a mixed tandem and take a ride to
Waikiki.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs re-
ceived no news from either Attorney |
General Smith or Minister Hatch by
the last mail. !"
There was IA lively meeting of the
cricketers at the Arlington hotel last
evening. Fourteen active members
were received into the Cricket Club
Attorney George \. Davis was not
in the courts today, as his time was
entirely taken up in moving his office
to 206 Merchant street, Campbell
block
The Valley Tennis Club will be at
home on Saturday afternoon at kua
KIM street, from until o'clock. The
club has issued invitations to its
friends.
Attorney General w. o. Smith vii.
leave Washington on April 10. He will
join Mrs. Smith at Oakland and ,'Is
| two will sail on the Australia, leaving
San Francisco on April 90.
Sealed tenders will be received by
the Minister of the Interior till Mon
day, April 18th, 12 o'clock noon, for
the construction of powder magazine
and kerosene warehouse at Hilo.
Malt Murine satisfies both young
and old and contains more nutritious
matter with less than two per cent of
alcohol. making it non intoXicant.
Hollister Drug Co., sole agents.
Charles Dana Priest, a young man
who is known in Honolulu, and who is
college companion of Walter Dilling-
ham, was married on March % ut
Newton, Mass. to a Miss Brown.
The agent of public lands advertises
that on Saturday, May LIST, II o'clock
noon at front entrance of Judiciary
building, will be sold lease of land in
Opihihali, S. Kona. containing 145
acres.
The Fourth Circuit Court of Hawai-
which opens on April Z, will be con-
tinued over until April 9 in order 10
enable attorneys attending the court
from Honolulu to arrive there. Deputy
Attorney General Dole leaves for Ha
wall on Friday.
Professor Rochelle and Naturalist r.
c. l.. Perkins have started on a, scien-
tifc tour through Arizona. They were
to leave San Francisco on March 25,
The results of the expedition will be
of the greatest interest to the scien-
tific world.
The Australia brought for E. o. Hail
& Son a consignment of about thirty
Rambler bicycles. The w. H. Dimond
will have among her cargo large con.
signment of Columbia and Stearns ma.
chimes. This enterprising firm has
opened bicycle rental department.
The Supreme Court has rendered an
? opinion in the case of j. r. Wilson VS.
l.. V. Andrews, sheriff of Hawaii, re
ve-'silig the judgment of the District
Magistrate and remandipg the case tC
the District Court of South Hilo, Ha
wall, for such further proceedings Il,
may be proper
Charles X. Hyde and Walter f. Dill
ingham will play the finals this after"
noon on the Pacific Tennis club court
for the English Tate racket. 1t beina
ladies' day large crowd is anticipated
to witness the conclusion of the tour
nament. The Government band vii
play on the Executive grounds.
The jury selected to investigate int;
. the accidental death of Lum Achi OF
Monday evening, by being run over by
Tram car, returned a verdict this
4 noon that the man came to his dealt