The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give COn-
densed Notes of the Day.

from Hawaii.
w. IL. Cornwell has gone back to his
home on Maui.
Ten tourists returned from the vol
cano this morning.
Miss F. II. Newell will leave for San
Francisco in April.
Rev. NJ. c. Harris returned from
Maui this morning.
Miss +. Pauahi Judd will go to
America this summer.
Mrs. w. w. Hall will depart for the
United States on April I.
w. W. Bruner has completed the sur
vey of the new Pail road.
DR.. Grossman and his father will
sail for America on May ).
Tax Assessor II. c. Austin, of Hilo.
is in town on official business.
An Office boy, from - to IA years Of
age is wanted. Address +. o. box 1853.
The Hoffman party will return to
their San Francisco home on the next
Australia.
f. r. Adams is importer of Oregon
flour, bran, barley and middlings. Tel
ephone 1874.
Mrs. j. w. Winter will leave for San
Francisco on the next Australia on IA
pleasure visit.
Arthur Richardson, formerly Col
lector at Hilo, is now employed by the
Hilo Mercantile Co.
A splendid musical entertainment
will be given in Kaumakapili church
on Saturday evening.
Manager Hugh Morrison, of Maka-
well plantation and Mrs. Morrison will
go to California in May.
c. H. Dckey, tax assessor for Maui,
arrived this morning to attend a meet
ing relating to tax affairs.
Editor Sparrow, of the Hilo Tribune,
and Gardner X. Wilder, were passen-
gers on the Kinau this morning.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd will sail
for America on the Monowai on April
/. This is change in their plans.
The Bishop of Honolulu and Mrs.
Willis will board the Mariposa on
April for England via the Colonies.
Mrs. Baker, wife of Lieut.. Baker, of
the Alert, and her two children will
sail for San Francisco on the next Aus
tralia.
Because of the Cooper-Mcrew we'd
ding this evening ladies' day at the Pa
cific Tennis Club courts has been
omitted.
Tenders will be received by II. Mes
sen, master on board the bark Rosa
lie up to 8 o'clock n. III. tomorrow for
the repairing of the bark.
Mrs. l.. Marks and children, j. n.
Murdoch, Mrs. j. II. Holden, j. Henry
Sears and wife will go to San Fran
cisco on the next Australia.
DR.. G. y. Webber and wife, of Mas
sor and Mrs. Walter Maxwell, will
leave for their home on the next Aus
trala.
Mr.. j. Il. Waterhouse will leave on
the Australia for San Francisco, from
where she will go to England on a
visit. She will be accompanied by her
children.
The reserved seat sale for the Flying
Jordans will open at Wall, Nichols Co ,
next Wednesday morning. The com
pany appears at the opera house on
April 3rd.
The case of the Kepublic VS.. Shin
izu and Gallagher, for violation of the
immigration laws, was again post
poned in the Police Court this morning
until Saturday.
Painters can keep their families in
greater comfort if they buy Pacific
Rubber Paint, which has no question
able qualities. Details in Levers x
Cookies ad on Page 7.
w. C. Achi & Co. advertise 1O7 choice
lots at Waikiki right above the end of
the tramways line. For terms apply
| to Office King street. See ad in to-
morrow's issue of The Star
That tired feeling comes from riding
a bike" with the bearings all gummeu
with oil and dirt. The Honolulu Cycl-
cry, King street, uses arguments that
are convincing by giving all parts p
thorough cleaning.
DR.. Walters left for Lihue yesterday
to arrange some business matters be-
fore departing for England. Mrs. Walt
ert will remain in Honolulu with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Herbert,
until her husband returns from Kauai
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