The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-05
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Ine DdIu Will pay at hakee lSlanu
this evening.
\ furnished cottage is for rent. See
advertisement.
This is Holy Week. Services are
being held in the various churches.
The list of officers of the Bergstrom
Music Company appear in this issue.
Mrs. Patty and daughters will re-
turn from visit to Maui friends this
week
Easter buns delivered hot all day
Friday by Loves bakery. Telephone
No. 2S2.
For really fine shoes go to the
Manufacturers Shoe Company, Fort
street.
Ensign Bulmer had division of the
Bennington's men ashore this morn
ing for drill.
Mrs. G. e. Boardman has some
choice building lots and neat cot
tages for sale.
Quaker bread, made by particular
people for particular people. at he
German Bakery.
This week the Temple of Fashion
is making a leader on shoes. See
their announcement.
Another Rugby game is scheduled
for April 10th. The teams will be
more evenly matched
Hot Cross buns and mince pies for
Good Friday at the old reliable Horn
bakery. Telephone "a.
Arthur Wall of Wichman's, leaves
today for Maui, where he will recu-
perate for the next fortnight.
The Woman's Board of Missions is
holding an interesting meeting in
Central Union parlors this afternoon.
Place your orders early with the
German bakery for Hot Cross Buns.
Send in your orders for Hot cross
Buns and mince pies for Good Frid!y
to Singers Bakery. Telephone S72.
Hart & Co. will deliver Hot Cross
buns and extra mince pies on Friday
morning. Their telephone number is
1872.
Sealed tenders are asked by the
Executive Committee of the Queens
Hospital for the erection of a nurses
cottage.
Professor Yarndley announces that
there will be a rehearsal of Easter
music by Central Union choir this ev-
ening.
a. f. Murphy & Co. give particular
attention to style and are up to date
in everything pertaining to the shoe
business.
Captain Cluney is on the sick list.
He may not be able to serve on the
board of judges at the horse meet on
Saturday.
Judge Perry today listened to argu-
ments on the demurrer in the case of
Mrs. Victoria Ward against Charles S.
Deslly.
The suit of the Oahu Lumber and
Building Company against Ching Sal
was argued in the Supreme Court this
morning.
A dividend is due and payable to
the stockholders of the Olowalu Com
pany, at the office of VIM. &. Irwin
d Co., Ltd
S. Ahmi, of Kahului, Maui, today
brought suit against James Ashford,
for the recovery of $1,700 on a prom
issory note.
Wall, Nichols Co., in their adverts-
ing space, call attention to their prin-
ting department and rubber stamp
mandatory.
Miss Cora Mcdonald will talk to ii
company of young people on Shakes
peare's works at the home of j. b..
Atherton this evening.
The Hawaiian News Co., Ltd, is
prepared to take orders for "Hawaii's
Story" by Liliuokalini at the regular
| Eastern prices of 50 per copy
| 1t is quite likely that the tennis
tournament will be postponed until
the first week in June. Lack of prac-
tice among the players is the cause,
Miss Dora Bomke leaves this after
noon for Kauai to be married to Kari
Maser, teacher on the Lihue planta-
/ ton. Rev. II. lsenberg will tie the
knot.
! Superintendent Stearns Buck of the
| Government Electric Light Station, Is
suffering with a badly bruised knee
as a result of being kicked by a horse
! yesterday afternoon.
A notice of an adjourned Bar meet
| ing to be held on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the office of the
Attorney General in the Government
| Building, appears in this issue.
The lawyers will meet in Attorney
General Smiths Office tomorrow af-
| ternoOn for the purpose of receiving
| advisability of adopting by Legislative
! enactment bdllou lShdl NOuc'
Kapea, one of the Kauai murderers
has accepted faith in Christ and says
he is ready to die. Kaio, the father
of the boy, has become very nervous
over the fate that awaits him next
week.
Mederios e. Decker have engaged
the services of C. Craemer and j. Mel
lis, two thoroughly experienced men
from New York. This enables them
to serve the public in clothes max.
ing better than ever.