The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWS IN / NUTSHELL.
Bits "g Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes OF the Day.

Elsie Adair will appear at the thea
ter on next Saturday evening.
Peter Lee is still firm in the belief
that the Volcano is on the eve of an
other great eruption.
Wilson's circus will arrive from
Hawaii on the Goth. and will probably
open here two days later.
The Club Stables have for sale
horses for single and double teams.
Also gentle horses for ladies.
A,,ention is called to the list of
stocks in the hands of the Hawaiian
Trust and Safe Deposit Company.
The r. NJ. 5. Miowera was to have
arrived yesterday, according to advi-
ces received by the s. S. Zealandia.
\. f. Murphy g. Co., shoe dealers,
Arlington block. Hotel street. have
change of advertisement in this is
sue.
The best in photography is the Mot
to. at Williams photograph gallery.
No efforts are spared to satisfy GUS
toners.
Gus Schuman expects his new plant
for rubber tires every day. 1t comes
from New York and is complete and
Inexpensive.
S.pCzal,i has just received a fine line
of heavy colored silks of the latest
patterns. Also "A large invoice of Chi
M plates and flower pots.
Rev. Hans lsenberg held services in
German at the Young Mems Christian
Association hall yesterday. \ large
number of German citizens were in at
tendance.
Murata & Co.,<corner of Hotel and
Nuuanu streets. received by the stea-
mers Braemar aud Rio de Janeiro IL
new line of cotton and silk kimonos,
and bamboo blinds.
DR.. F. \. Hesler of the |. S. S. S.
Bennington has been quite i'll for sew
eral days at his cottage. but is quite
himself today. He had a narrow es-
cape from pneumonia.
The annual meeting of the Hawaii
an Jocky Club will be held this ev-
ing at 1870 o'clock, at the rooms of
the Pacific Club. Business of i'm
pQrtance will come up.
The Glee Club concert at the Opera
House Saturday night was an excel
lent one, though the attendance was
not large. The Hawaiian airs with
tableauX were especially fine.
Rev. Kaaia and Rev. Mitchell, who
returned on the Morning Star from
the Gilbert Islands, gave an account
of missionary work in Micronesia at
Kawaiahao church last night.
On account of the other entertain
ments to be held on Tuesday evening
the anniversary entertainment of the
Young Mems Christian Association is
postponed to Tuesday. April Goth.
Saturdays game of baseball be-
tween the Unions and the Honolulus
resulted in victory for the latter by
the score of % to 0. Next Saturdays
game will be Unions vs.. First Regi-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louisson leave Homo
lulu tomorrow to visit the coffee
plantation of their son Henry, whose
venture is in Hamakua. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lousson will be away about fort
night
The large party of eNcursionists
who returned from the Volcano on
the Claudine last Saturday, report a
splendid trip. Not a drop of rain fell
to spoil the pleasure of the party.
They enjoyed the unexpected pleas
ure of an earthquake shock while they
were in Hilo.
captain Clunle rs on the streets
again. after being confined to the
house for nineteen days with an all
ment akin to pneumonia. While en-
gagged in rescue work during the re-
cent flood he caught a severe cold,
which came very near being fatal to
him.
There was a good attendance and
considerable interest in the cricket
game Saturday afternoon. 1t result
ed in a victory for Vice President Jor-
dams team over President Murray's,
by 75 runs to 35. The enthusiastic
work of the players and the interest
the game excited are very encourag-
ing to the club and cricket lovers gen
orally.