The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-05
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

the Orient this evening.
Choice roasts for Sunday dinner at
the Central Meat Market.
Manager c. b. Wells of Wailuku
plantation. is city visitor.
Mrs. Irene Brown and children ar
rived today from the Volcano.
Mrs. Cora Fairchild will return TO
San Francisco on the China next week.
S. Lesser is home from trip over
Hawaii in the interest of NJ. Phillips
q Co.
Manager j. \. Scott of Wainaku
plantation. was passenger on today's
Kinau.
Mrs. Henry c. Caldwell and daugh-
ter returned today from a visit to the
Volcano.
Miss Myra Sloggett is home from
visit of several weeks to friends on
Hawaii.
DR.. w. +. Moore of the Hilo Hospi
tai, and Attorney F. NJ. Wakefield, are
city visitors.
There will be no meeting of Lodge
lie Progress on account of the death
of Brother Crane.
The Temple of Fashion is Offering
handsome goods at 10 cents a yard, on
a bargain counter
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
on today's kinau from a hurried bus
mess trip to Hawaii.
Representative w. F. Pogue has
gone to Maui. He hopes to return on
tomorrow's Claudine.
Representative f. +. Richards of
Hilo is here to represent his constit-
uents in the Lower House.
Handsome full page posters for the
18th of March races have been turned
out by The Star job department.
President c. l.. Wight of Wilder's
Steamship Company, is at his desk
again today after a brief trip to Ha-
wall.
Dedication of the new organ in the
Bishop Memorial Chapel. at Kameha-
meha school, this evening, at s
o'clock.
Vida Thrum returned today from a
vacation spent on Hawaii. He says his
brother. Ernest Thrum, is in much
better health.
T c. G. Campbell. manager of Wall.
Nichols Co.'S branch store in Hilo, has
come to Honolulu to attend to some
business matters.
A. f. Murphy & Co. call attention to
iIit luNt lhtl II - III lJpSSlIjlt lDG II1pIIl
to have any back numbers in their
new stock of shoes.
Elegant offices for rent in the new
Progress block. Possession about the
18th of April. For terms apply to
Bruce Waring & Co.
Get an order blank from the Metro
politan Meat Market and you will have
fine meats regularly without bother
or re-ordering every day.
Surgeon Colonel and Mrs. w. f. Cen
ter of India came from visit to
Madam Pele today. They were high
ly delighted with the trip.
There will be no concert at Emma
square on Monday evening. The band
will head the Regimental parade and
review at MaRik park on that even
ing. b.,
klondike fever prevails in the Ha-
makua district on Hawaii. Some hold
stock in the Kohala company and 9TH
ers talk of organizing a company of
their own.
President G. w. Fisher of the Full
ton Iron Works of St. Louis, who has
been in the Islands inspecting the va
rious plantations, will return home on
the China tomorrow.
Excelsior Lodge No. /, |. O. o. F.,
and Lodge lie Progress. f. A. NJ. no.
tify all brothers to meet at the lodge
rooms at 3 o'clocl< Sunday afternoon,
to attend the funeral of Brother E. d.
Crane.
The lesson for the Bible class study
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tomorrow at o'clock will be
The Epistle General of James," A
lunch is served for the members lust
after the class.
The March number of Paradise of
the Pacific, issued today, contains the
first installment of Consul General
Haywood's report on coffee cultivation.
Copies can be hand at the newsdealers.
There will be new attraction at
the mems meeting tomorrow after
noon. An orchestra will furnish mu-
sic. They will have the following pie
ces: two first violins, two second vio-
Inns, cornet, piano, flute and from
bone.
The new pipe organ in the Bishop
Memorial Chapel at Kamehameha will
be dedicated this evening. Wray Tav-
lor will render the organ solo. Mrs.
Cooper, Mrs. Woodward and Arthur
Davies will assist in the program. The
kamehameha Girls crorus will sing.
Addresses will be given by T. II. Da-
vles, Rev. V. II. Kitcat, Rev. Alex. Mac
kintosh and p. II. Dodge, at the public
meeting to be held in st. Andrews Ca.
thedral school room on Tuesday ev-
ening for the purpose OF celebrating
the 2OOth anniversary of the Society
for Promoting Christian knowledge.
At the Research Club meeting to be
held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. D.
+. Birnie on Friday evening, the racial
question will be discussed. ]. r. Craw-
ley will take up the Anglo-Saxon race;
Ed Towse, Japanese: A. Wolcott, Chi,
nese: w. f, Beckwith, Hawaiian, and
H. w. Single, the Portuguese.