The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY AUTHORITY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that tive Com
denSed Notes Of the Day.

Foreign Office notice in this issue.
Sugar was quoted at "a on the End.
Thomas Power, the ball player, is
dead.
Martin Lee of the Volcano House is
city visitor.
The Mowera is expected from the
Colonies today.
The arrest of one drunk was the
only excitement at the Police Station
today.
f. \. Mott-Smith as gone to Maui
to remain fortnight. He is on a
pleasure trip.
Manager Duroi of Ehlers & Co., will
make business trip to the Coast on
the Iealandia.
The Mohican's passengers included
the Misses Cooke. the Misses Cowan, j.
S. Orme and \. NJ. Ormester.
President G. p. wilder of the Ka
hului railroad, is on Maui. attending
to some important matters.
\ beautiful line of capes and shirt
waists, at cut prices are being offer
ed by the Temple of Fashion.
J. NJ. Monsarrat has coffee tracts to
sell or lease in Kona, Hawaii. Also a
house and lot for lease at Waikiki.
The Fairchilds Honolulu shoe store
call attention to their values in shoes.
New goods received by every steamer.
Cleveland bicycles are unequalled
for beauty, strength and quality. II.
f. Walker is the agent, Masonic Tenn
pie.
For a harness that combines style
with lasting qualities. give your order
to the Manufacturing Harness Com
pany.
The public meeting to discuss the
income tax will take place tomorrow
evening in the Chamber of Commerce
hall.
Theo. II. Davies and son decided not
to leave by the Belgic yesterday. They
will depart on the Miowera, due to
leave this week.
Mrs. Sarah Savidge, eXecutrix of the
estate of Samuel Savidge, has just FL
ed an inventory of the estate. Nearly
$4,000 is represented in stocks.
Owing to the success of Wilson's
circus at Iilo, they will remain there
a short time longer. and will not OPP
en- in Honolulu until April 2nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neumann will
give a musicale at their home on King
street this evening, complimentary to
Miss O'Moore, the celebrated violinist.
James T. Duncan will speak to the
young men of the city at the Young
Mems Christian Association hall Sun
day afternoon, on the subject of 'In-
dependence"
Martin Smith came back from Maui
today. He assembled Haleakala dur
ing his brief stay there. Mr.. Smith
will leave for the Coast in the latter
part of this month.
Some rain statistics prepared by W.
w. Hall prove that the statement made
to the effect that more rain has fallen
in Honolulu since January 1 than dur
ing all of last year is erroneous.
Kauahahi, sailor, died on board
the little steamer Upolu last evening
while the boat was in the channel.
The cause of death was consumption
Interment took place today.
w. w. Dimond & Co. give notice
that they are now ready for stock sub,
scriptions. No subscriptions will be
received for more than ten shares. The
incorporation will go into effect April
/, 1898.
| Marshal Brown left last evening foI
Kauai. He will install Deputy Sheriff
John II. Coney as sheriff. The Mar,
shall did not know who would be ap,
pointed deputy sheriff. The matter
will rest with Mr.. Coney.
The special committee chosen at the
recent meeting of the Research Clul
to prepare a report looking forward
to the permanent organization of tn,
club, will meet at the home of Rev
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