The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-23

This being Ash Wednesday four SER
vices were held in st. Andrews cathe-
dral today.
j. T. Wright of the Honolulu Car
riage Mandatory, is in the Hilo dis
trict on business.
The family of J. 4. Kennedy will not
return from their tour abroad on to-
morrow's steamer.
Attention is called to the race pro-
gram for the 18th of March. There
are ten races scheduled.
Mrs. John S. Walker, Mrs. Sherwood
and the Misses Blethen have gone to
Waikapu, Maui, on visit.
Bruce, Waring e. Co. now offer for
sale lots in beautiful Villa Franco, at
Hilo, upon reasonable terms.
j. II. Widman. the chiropodist, has
removed his Office from the Klondille
house to the Love building.
Purser Matthews of the Mauna Loa
is in Kona to revive his failing health
He is improving very slowly.
Manager c. Hedemann of the Hon
olulu Iron Works, returned from a
business trip on today's Kinau.
Dr. Thomas Mcmillan of Honolulu
has purchased the practice of DR.. V.
j. Capron of Naalehu, Hawaii.
w. 7. Brigham is now director OF
the Bishop Museum. Mr.. Wanzy will
continue as curator of the institution
Arthur Brewer spent several weeks
at the Tansan springs in received con.
siderable relief for his rheumatic
pains.
Mrs. II. L. Holstein. wife of Senator
Holstein, and two children, arrived
from the Kinau today to remain for
some time.
Manager and Mrs. Dillingham; will
have a party of friends over the rail.
road tomorrow afternoon, inspecting
the plantations.
There will be a special meeting OF
the st. Louis College Literary Socie.
ty this evening to consider important
business matters.
Prof. and Mrs. Theo. Richards will
give a reception and musicale on Mon
day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs
r. F. Woodward.
j. II. Warehouse has just opened a
choice lot of teas. They carry only
the best in groceries and their prices
are always right.
Mr.. anu Mrs G. w. Lockington OF
Hilo have left on the Lyman d. Eos
ter for San Francisco. They will be
gone about two months.
F. NJ. Swanzy, of the firm of Theo
II. Davies & Co., was a passenger on
today's Kinau. Mr.. Swanzy has been
on Hawaii attending to some business
matters.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m. j. F.
Morgan will sell at auction at the res.
idence of Mr.. p. d. Hughes, No. 307
King street, large lot of household
furniture.
The purchasers of the Molokai ranch
have paid down $4,000, leaving $167,
900 on mortgage, at per cent. This
makes an excellent investment for the
Bishop estate.
Harry Rycroft, the prosperous
young Puma coffee grower and road
builder, is a city visitor Mr.. Rycrof
has just constructed the government
road from Pahoa to Kamaili.
United States Consular Agent z. A
Fraser, at Mahubona, Hawaii, was {
passenger on today's Kinau. He comes
to Honolulu to confer with the vii
der Company, of which he is agent.
In addition to the program alread,
announced for Mrs. Hugh Gums dan
cling class entertainment at Indepen
dence park on Saturday evening, on
little girl will give the Polish dance.
II. e. Walker will pay five dollar
reward for information that will lea,
to the arrest and conviction of tn
parties who tore down his sign OF
Punchbowl and Alal1ea streets las
night.
Roth the tailor has received a yer,
large shipment of new cloths from
England. There are five hundred diff
ferent patterns in the shipment. The.
are now in a position to please thei
patrons.