The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-19
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

| Change or program at the Orpheun
| tonight.
Minister King is again under the
| weather.
Chester Doyle was about town today
| He has been sick.
Honolulu Chapter No. 1 will meet
| tomorrow evening.
There was not a regular session of
| the cabinet today.
| A. ID. Larnach, wife and child, have
| gone on visit to Kauai.
| There will not be a meeting of the
| board of health this afternoon.
Handsome photos of Janet Waldorf
were distributed about town today.
The regular sale of seats for the wal
dOrf engagement commences tomorrow
| morning.
b. F. Dillingham; did not get away TO
Hawaii yesterday. He may possible go
| next week.
Colonel w. II. Cornwell will return
by the America Maru tomorrow from
the Orient.
II. L. Herbert, the cricketer, is out
to ay after a siege of nearly two
weeks of grippe.
Major Wolters is putting another sto-
ry in top of the Occidental hotel at Al
akea and King streets.
Another large shipment of furniture
has been received by L. S. Mathews &
Son, 26 Beretania street.
Only one person thus far has taken
the new oath prepared by the cabinet
for the voters of Hawaii.
S. l. Shaw has full power of attorney
to act for Emil Klemme during his
absence from the Islands.
The contract for building the new
wharf for the Maunalei plantation has
been let to John Ouderkirk.
1t is Friday evening of this week
that the next lecture in the University
Extension course will be given.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m. James
F. Morgan will sell at auction at his
salesroOm, fiannels, sateens, etc.
The weather on Kauai is reported
fine by incoming steamers. At Kilau-
ca ami Kappa the swell is heavy.
Tonight at the Orpheum Jim Post
will present for the first time his very
language comedy entitled "a Secret"
c. " T.. Dove, the surveyor, returns
to Paauilo today to finish his work.
He will be absent three or four months
Norman c. Orme will try to attend
the reunion of the Rough Riders in
Chicago He will return, however, to
Hawaii
The Australia sails at 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, the time of sailing
having been changed from noon to
that hour.
Henry Waterhouse & Co. received a
large consignment OF ONCE SpeCldlIleS
on the bark Martha Davis, and now Of
fer them for sale.
John Ouderkirk is building a second
large scow for the port of Honolulu.
1t will be used for hauling freight from
| the Wilder steamers.
The band will not play on the ground
! of the Executive building this after
| noon on account of the concert at Ma
kee Island this evening.
Lieutenant Bohen, n. G. H., has aC-
cepted a position in the store of M.
Phillips & Co. He is an old and CX-
perienced business man.
At noon tomorrow James F. Morgan
will sell at auction, a corrugated iron
building at the premises adjoining the
bell tower on Union street
The Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing
Company write that for the present 1t
useless to advertise Sterling bicycles
as they are entirely sold out.
S. Hirai Japanese vice consul, and
| K. Hirayama, agent for the Kimumo-
| to immigration company, sailed for
| Yokohama today by the Nippon Maru.
DR.. Walter Maxwell is visiting the
| plantations beyond the Pail today on
! professional business incidentally he
| win look over the new Kaneohe plan
| tation prospect.
d. +. Whitman is very proud of the
| shipment of Tribune wheels received by
| the Australia. The chances are that
| they will all be spoken for by the time
! he gets them set up.
Old Folks at Home, Farewell, Anne
| riCan Airs, Aloha De and other airs
will be played by the band at Makee
| Island this evening as a special compli-
ment to the engineers.