The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
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| trail market.
Miss Kanoho will sing at Cyclomere
races this evening.
| The seasons cycle races close at Cy-
clomere this evening.
\ cricket match is on at the old Ma
ltili grounds this afternoon.
The Japanese assault and battery
cases have gone over until Monday.
IL. f. Walker received twenty 1898
Cleveland wheels on the Zealandia
punahou and Kamehameha will
cross bats this afternoon at the base
ball park
The Geneva is on her way from Ia
hiti to Hilo to load sugar for San
Francisco.
The charge of larceny in the second
degree against Kamaunu will be heard
March LIST.
The Iealandia brought over $1,000
worth of bicycles for the different
Honolulu firms.
The Merchants Exchange can sup
ply you with oyster cocktails, fresh
by the Zealandia.
Everything promises successful
meet at Cyclomere tonight. The race
track is IN UOOu cOnultlOH.
Theo. II. Davies will address the OPP
ening entertainment of the Waverly
club on Thursday evening.
A. f. Murphy received more of those
stylish shoes by the last steamer. Ar
lington block, Hotel street.
The Metropolitan meat market re-
ceived full supply of poultry, game,
etc, on ice by the Zealandia
Mr.. Mason will succeed Mr.. Young
as purspr of the Aorangi upon the ar
riya, of that vessel in Vancouver.
Joseph NJ. Little has left the Wilder
Steamship Company to accept posi-
tion in the water works department.
Elsewhere is published a notice OF
Dr Sninola asking the assistance OF
charity disposed persons for sanato-
rum.
McInerny's shoe house in their adj
vertising space gives an idea of what
they carry in misses spring heel
boots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waterfeld and Mr.. Webster arrived
from the Colonies on the Aorangi yes
terday.
The case of All 10y. who pleaded
guilty to larceny in the first degree,
has been referred to the Circuit
| Court.
There will be no mass for the
Names dead at the Catholic cathedral
tomorrow as announced in another
column.
Judge Peterson this morning SEN
fenced the self-confessed thief, q.
Summer. to two years imprisonment
at hard labor
The Mariposa due on Tuesday is the
next steamer to the cast. The Zea-
landia leaves for San Francisco on
the same day.
+. NJ Tucker of the Tucker Shirt
and Furnishing ompany of Denver,
will remain month in Honolulu for
his health. He is staying at Wright s
Villa.
The little ones of Mrs. Hugh Gums
dancing class will give their entertain,
ment at Independence park pavilion
this evening. The hop will begin at
$3.50 o'clock.
c. Lawford, cousin of John Law.
ford, the famous English tennis play
er, and originator of the Lawford
stroke, was through passenger on
the Aorangi. He called at the Pacific
Tennis courts and met S. G. Wilder.
Chief Justice Judd is the author OF
an unanimous opinion in the case OF
Mrs. Mary c. Aldrich and others vs.
Mrs. p. f. Hassinger and others. The
bill is one to bring to termination
an old case in equity. The Court de
cided in favor of the defendants.
The private dispatches on the Main,
disaster received in San Francisco NJ
to the time the Zealandia departed ant
published exclusively in yesterday.
STAR created considerable excitemen
in the city. There are some people
who look for war news on Tuesday
steamer.