The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

1 unClbpNl SlOIt
Tenders are wanted for building
the new Pail road.
r. ID. Walbridge goes to America to-
morrow on the Australia.
The Superintendent of Water Works
has an irrigation notice in this ISSUE
The inmates of the Queens hospital
are enjoying a concert this after
noon.
William G. Irwin expects to leave
for San Francisco on the next Aus
tralia.
/. c. Ablcs advertises Columbia
surry in first class condition for sale
cheap.
An excellent program is being pre-
pared for the Central Union church
social on Thursday evening.
\ dance will be given at the Hawaii
an hotel this evening The Hawaiian
Quintette Club will provide music.
j. Emmeluth the tinsmith, is laid
up with slight bruises which he re-
ceived while at his cannery in Eva
Sunday.
All Chun and Kon Kit, for opium,
and Lun Sam, for not paying his taxes
were the only arrests reported at the
police station today.
The First Battalion of the National
Guard of Hawaii will drill and parade
on Thursday evening. Maj. George
Mcleod will be in command.
The Choral society that is being
fostered by the Foreign office, will
hold its regular rehearsal tonight at
the High School building.
A. +. Sem, mounted on a Reming
ton bicycle, established the American
record for flying start unpaced from
to 25 miles. Read adj on Page 3.
The Mariposa, due from San Fran
cisco on Thursday, en- route to the Obi
onies, will carry away the Flying Jor-
dams company and Bristols horse
show.
The Hagey Social Club will attend
the Flying Jordans' performance at
the opera house this evening in body
at the expense of Messrs. Kirkpatrick
and Cowart.
| The new committees of the y. NJ. c.
A. to serve for the ensuing year will
be selected by the new board of di-
rectors this month. They will be an
| uounced at the annual meeting.
The Flying JordansAappear tonight
at the matinee tomorrow and tomor-
row night. The matinee prices will be
/ IS, 80 and 25 cents. The company
| leaves for Australia on Thursday.
The Board of Registration has a by
authority requesting all persons APP,
plying for registration to bring their
tax receipts and certificates whether
| of naturalization, denization or special
service
\ team of handsome carriage horses
of gentle disposition, suitable for fam
lily use are for sale at the C'ut
stables. They are broke to go either
single or to the saddle and are in the
best of condition.
Robert Rycroft has just recent,
made thorough inspection of his cof
fee plantations in Olaa. He states thai
trees are growing on his PLANTATION
near the twentieth mile post which
are eleven months old and which h.
has never seen qualled.
Reports are coming in from The
country of a lack of feed. Charles
Lucas, the ranchman, says that il
there is no improvement in the range
soon he will be compelled to ship
away his cattle. Very little rain, il
any, has fallen in the country dis
tricts.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday o.
this week Miss Cahill will have hel
grand Easter opening of fine millin
cry, She promises not only some hand
some displays, but the prettiest array
of startling colors and combinations
The store has been entirely remodeleC
and permits of excellent light.
There will be no drill of Company
this evening on account of the FRS
Battalion drill on Thursday night
The election of a captain, to succeed
f. o. White, whose commission eX
pired, has been postponed for tire
weeks, in order that Mr.. White, VIII
is laid up with a sprained ankle, nigh
attend.
William j. Coelho, ex-clerk of tn
Police Court, who is held to the mex
term of the Circuit Court on til
charge of embezzlement, again mad
his appearance in the Police Cour
this morning. This time it was 70