The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-28
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NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL,
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes of the Day.

Rugby football practice at this at.
ternoon.
John +. Hackfeld is home from "A
hurried business trip to Maui.
There will be moonlight band con-
certs during this and next week.
II. w. Schmidt & Son received some
choice new dress goods by the last
steamer.
Rugby football match on the Ma
kili baseball grounds next Saturday
afternoon.
The Punahous bested the Kameha-
mehas at baseball on Saturday. The
score was II to :.
Stylish shirts and other new goods
just received at Asada's, Robinson
block, Hotel street.
Mesdames c. II. Dicley and II. p.
Baldwin of Maui are in the city for a
visit of some weeks.
The ST. Louis college athletes do not
wish to set day for their field sports
until the weather is settled.
Wilson's circus will open on Sat
urday night. April End, on the Es-
plande, near the fish market.
Farchilds shoe house claim it pays
to trade with them. See their change
of advertisement in this issue.
FTbnp,oe nrisonn III, n~nart FAM, ie
player of San Francisco. will come TO
Honolulu on visit next month.
Billy Cunningham stated today that
the postponed horse races would be
pulled off on April 9th, rain or shine.
At Jordan's annual clearing sale
this week will be found bargains in
ladies, gents and children's under
wear.
Miss Margaret Lishman. of Hons
lulu. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert
More, at Pepeelleo plantation, on
Hawaii.
The English-Chinese Debating So
ciety has decided that a Constitutions
al Monarchy is the best government
for China.
Bandmaster Berger has prepared an
excellent program for the concert at
Emma Square this evening. Miss Ka-
noho will sing.
William G. Irwin will probably leave
for Hilo and other districts on Ha-
wall. in which he is interested, within
the next fortnight.
Sealed tenders will be received by
the Minister of the Interior ND to
noon on Wednesday. April goth. for
eighty-four pieces of cast iron pipe.
Hollister & Co. are the only exclu-
sive tobacco house in the city. They
import all their goods. and are the
sole agents for many brands of tobac-
cos and cigars.
There will be a prayer meeting for
and by the young people of Central
Union church on Wednesday evening.
The topic isl ''The Strength and the
Weakness of Noses"
Eugene ID. Giberson is arranging
to make group photograph of Colon
ell Fisher and staff and all the officers
of the National Guard The idea
meets with much favor among the
military men.
1t was planned early last week to
have Junior Endeavor prayer meet
ing to take up lessons from the life of
Jacob. Yesterday it was found nee
essary to abandon the meeting for the
present week.
Harry Rycroft, Charles Eagan and
Charles G. Campbell, all well known
young men of Hilo, will leave on the
Annie johnson early in April for a
visit to the Coast. They will be alb
sent two months.
The farewell banquet given to Mr..
Takezawa, the retiring manager of
the Yokohama Specie Bank, at the
Hawaiian Hotel, on Saturday evening,
was a brilliant affair. There were
thirty guests, including Minister Shi-
mamura. A purse of $75 was raised
for Sailor Wells in recognition of his
bravery.