The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-01
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.


n two masted schooner of twenty
hve tons register is wanted.
Frank Hustace advertises Aim
= Cottage, Waikiki, for rent furnished
The Hawaiian Hotel bell boys cam
on duty this morning dressed in mob
| by uniforms.
, The Catholic Ladies Benevolent So
ciety is in meeting at the Conven
? Hall this afternoon.
, John Gilman was lodged in the ca
laboose today for using obscene Ian
guage on the streets.
Hopp d Co. have made a success Of
the furniture business: they can save
you money on furniture.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
call attention to Victor safes in theil
! Timely Topics in this issue.
| Professor Berger announces that
the>Government band will play at Ma
kee island on Tuesday evening.
The Christian Workers are in ses-
| sion this afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall.
A successor to Second Lieutenant
Charles Crane will be chosen by the
members of Company D this evening.
The Mama Loa will not receive
freight until Tuesday morning. She
sails on Wednesday, one day later
than usual.
The great Rugby football game
takes place tomorrow on the MakikI
grounds. The Government band will
furnish music.
The list of new subscribers of the
Mutual Telephone Company appears
in this issue Cut it out and paste it
in your telephone book.
Gehring d Butzle, Warning block.
Hotel street. are prepared to do ali
kinds of plumbing and sanitary work
at short notice and on reasonable
terms.
Tomorrow at IL o'clock noon at the
front entrance of the Judiciary Build
ing, the Agent of Public Lands will
sell leases on several tracts of Gov
eminent land.
Hhe Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mr.. j. b. Ath-
erton, at 1880 o'clock on Saturday ev-
ening of this week.
The next mail boat from the Coast
will be the S. S. Belgic. due nine days
from today. 1t is very likely that one
of the sailing vessels will bring the
next news from the Coast.
The Government Golfers were en-
riched nearly 500 this morning by
fines paid in the Police Court by five
japanese and one Chinese. involved In
an assault and battery case.
f. A. MIott-Smith, administrator OF
the estate of j. Gomez. has a notice in
this issue, that he will sell desirable
residence on Emma street. on April
% for the purpose of paying debts
of the estate.
J. \. Dover, the veteran ship build
er, was declared mentally unbalanced
| this morning, and committed to the
! Insane Asylum. Mr.. Dover is sixty
years of age and has been resident
of Hawaii over half his life.
Z. f. Wilson and j. A. Hardy of Hi
10, were in the city this week, EN-
route for the Klondike. They sailed
by the Alameda and will outfit in San
! Francisco. Mr.. Hardy, previous to
his departure, sold out his Olaa coffee
property to Charles +. Ragsdale.
The Research Club special commit
tee at work on a constitution and by
laws will make its report very short
| ". Some very important improve
ments, which are calculated to placc
the club on an eXcullent footing will
be laid before the members.
1t begins to look as though the
weather was settled. At any rate the
promoters of the race horse meet
have taken this to be a fact, and arc
now making elaborate arrangements
for the races. which are to take place
at Kapiolani Park one week from. to-
morrow.
Wallace r. harrington, formerly ed
'itor of the Advertiser, and Mrs. Far
rington were on board the s. S. Moa-
ma, prepared to come to Honolulu,
when at the last moment Mr.. Earring
ton was detained in San Francisco on
business. They will arrive either on
the S. S. Beloic next week or on the
s. S. Zealandia several days later.