The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-08
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Change of program at the Orpheum
this evening.
II. NJ. Won Holt will return tomorrow
morning from Kauai
An entire change of program at the
Orp,leum this evening.
The Orpheum had the largest house
of the week last night.
A meeting of the board of health is
| called for this afternoon.
The agent of public lands has by
authority notice in this issue.
Fred Wundenberg, who has been alb
sent since 1885, returned this morning
Land and road matters were consid-
cred at a meeting of the cabinet this
| morning.
Inspector General H. S. Townsend
! Sailed by the Kinau yesterday after
noon for Hilo.
The band will play drges on the
grounds at Ainahau from to 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
Honey, I'll be Your Man is still popu-
lar. The Bergstrom Music Company
can supply this music.
The list of officers of the oahu Rail
way and Land Company for the ensu-
ing year is published in this issue.
George n. Shaw, clerk in the office
of the department of education, is at
the point of death with lung trouble.
Ten native Hawaiians will sail with
Ernest Cooke by the China on Friday
to join Buffalo Biz 5 show in New York
city.
There will be a practice game of
cricket on the grounds of British Com
missioner Hoare in Palama this after
noon.
Get a Tribune thirty inch wheel with
Cycloidal sproCket and an Atwood
lamp, and no riCer will have a superb
or mount.
The ladies Of the Hawaiian Relief So
ciety will hold a meeting tomorrow to
count the money made at the luau on
last Saturday.
b. Bergstrom, Bethel street, has the
agency for the reliable Singer sewing
machine. All parts kept on hand and
repairs promptly made.
+. Benson, who is connected with the
Chinese customs service, is returning
to Shanghai on the Picking after a
years vacation in England.
The California Feed Company say
they cannot be induced to import
poor quality of hay, grain or feed. They
handle only the best grades
Among the arrivals by the Picking is
Mrs. H. Newhouse of San Francisco.
who comes to accept a position with
w w. Dimond & Co of this city.
u. j. Ordway has opened a studio
with the Bergstrom Music Company.
and will be pleased to receive pupils
for banjo, mandolin, guitar and uku-
lele.
1t is understood that the man vino
owned the poi and molasses captured
by the police a few nights ago mas
been given ten days in which to leave
the country.
Kuapaa was given ten days on the
reef by Judge Wilcox this morning for
having che ia tickets in his possession.
He had been found guilty of the same
offense before.
EX-COnsul Kenny will return from
Kauai Sunday morning and will then
go to Maui. He will arrive back in the
city in time to sail by the steamers Of
either the Dist or the oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.. Graham and child
arrived on the Picking and will return
by the China. Mr.. Graham is vice
president of the Pacific Improvement
Company, one of the auxiliary corpo-
rations of the Southern Pacific.
The Union Feed Company is distri-
buting a very fine 1889 calendar Their
beauty is sure to secure a demand for
them and a guarantee that they will
hang as reminder of the popular feed
company during the entire year.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Flagler arrived
by the Picking en- route to Yokohama.
They will stop over here until the next
steamer. Mr. Flagler is deeply inter-
ested in the Standard Oil Company and
his father owns and controls most of
the transportation lines in Florida.