The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-15
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

a new program will be put on at the
! Orpheum tonight
| Frozen eastern oysters served today
at the Beaver lunch room.
| There will not be a meeting of the
board of health this afternoon.
| The transport Portland sailed for
Manila late yesterday afternoon.
! Colonel Spalding will arrive by the
! Gaelic tonight from San Francisco.
Rev. G. II. Natman will preach again
at the Methodist church this evening.
Two large, airy, well furnished rooms
to let. Inquire at zoe Punchbowl street
! Honolulu Chapter No. 1, r. A. NJ
will hold regular meeting tomorrow
night.
The battalion of engineers was paid
! today The money came down on the
| Valencia.
W. w. Nee6bam, with McChesney &
| Sons left yesterday for a business tour
of Hawaii.
Schuman leads in fine carriages sur
reys and harness. See his stock before
| purchasing.
Dr.. r.. l. Moore is slightly improving
| at the Queens hospital He has had a
severe attack of malaria.
Nine Raymond e Whitcomb eXcur-
sionists arrived on the Australia this
morning TO tour the group.
Camarinos received the usual full
supply OF ice house fruits and veget-
ables by TIL australia today.
A. Fernandez, Paauilo, Hawaii, meets
the steamer Eirau every trip. Horses
for hire by tic day or week.
A concert viii be given by the band
on the rrOui 1g of the Executive build
ing from { O'clock this afternoon
Senator T.. -. Schmidt is having his
Beretania. at""ot residence handsomely
repainted anj renovate generally.
The Alameda, leaving here three
NIor
to san Franc,sco by several hours.
Benson, Smith & Co.'S store at the
corner of Fort and Hotel streets, &c be-
ing treated to a new coat of pain,
The ball game between the Kameha-
meha and Scindia teams this afternoon
will be played on the school campus.
Major Langftt of the engineers corps
accompanied Special Agent Sewall on
the cruise of the TroGuo's yesterday.
Tenders for building J.. a. Thurs
tons new mansion will BE- opened at
the office of Ripley q Dickey toner
row.
Henry Waterhouse & Co. have recaiv-
ed adVices that another steamer In the
Garonne line will arrive here about
April list
Ed A. Williams sent the body of s.
x. Manu's young son to Hilo by the
Kinau yesterday afternoon. The boy
died March 3rd.
Workmen have completed the foun-
dation of the new Brewer block on
Queen street and begun the construc-
ton of the walls.
Charlie Fishcl is opening his new
store in the Irwin block, Nuuanu
street. He viii carry dry goods in the
wholesale sphere.
The Minister of the Interior gives Of
fetal notice OF the appointment of f.
Meyers as a member of the road board
for Eva and W.anaa.
Purser CRUDE Of the Milkahala re-
ports heavy rains Saturday, Sunday
and Monday at Koloa, Eleele, Maka-
we'll Waimea and Kekaha.
Mrs. John Machado, wife of the
blacksmith at Wright's diei last night
and viii be buried from the Catholic
cathedral this afternoon.
Paul Neumann did not return by the
Australia. lie VIII come on the next
steamer. Mrs. Neumann was one of
the AUSTRALIANS passengers.
w G. Peacock {, CO., Ltd, are issu-
ing monthly a desirable 1899 calendar.
Each monthly card has handsome ii.
S. battlesbip picture in colors.
W. w. Hall returned yesterday af-
ternoon from visit to the Kona So
gar COmpa1y's estate on Hawaii, in
which he is largely interested.
Former British Commissioner W. j.
Kenny left by the Claudine Yesterday
afternoon for Maui on a short visit to
friends. He will be back Sunday.
Froboese's new fertilizer company
will be capitalized at $4,000 start
in the matter will be made in the
course of the next week or ten days.
Miss Nellie Sturtevant, sister of c.
Vale SturteVant arrived on the Aus
tralia, TO make her home here. She
Gy graduated from the Childrens
Hosp.taL San Francisco, with high
horols.
The missionary packet Morning Star