The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-07
NEWS N A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes OF the Day.

This is amateur night at the Orphe
um theater
Marshal Brown is again under the
weather today.
There was not business session of
| the cabinet today.
List of officers OF L. Peck 6. CO., Ltd,
| appears in this issue.
The Zealandia expects to sail about
noon tomorrow for Manila.
The new Orpheum block will be nm
| ished by the last of next week.
There viii be a children's matinee at
| the Orpheum tomorrow afternoon.
a few rooms can be secured at
| Wrights Villa if applied for soon.
5. HirO1aWa 400 Nuuanu street. cab
| met maker, has a card in this issue.
Awnings all sizes, all colors and all
| prices, at Hopp & Co, 5, furniture deal.
| ers.
-Four deserters from the ship Hercu-
| les were arrested by Harry Evans this
| morning.
Assessment notice No. for 10 per
| cent on the stock of the Nahiku Sugar
| Company appears in this issue.
Herr Pastor Isenberg wird am Som
| tag. den April, UNI II uhr vormittags
in der Y. NJ C. A. halle predigen.
The strong wind that has been blow
ing today greatly interfered with the
| handling of vessels in the harbor.
/
| Wood got away by the Noeau yester-
day afternoon for Multi plantation.
| The Mauna Loa will not sail until
| Saturday this week Some repairs to
| her boilers make the delay necessary.
German church services at the Y. NJ.
| C. A. hall at II o'clock Sunday morn
| ing. Hans Isenberg, pastor officiating.
| G.. c. Hewitt. manager of Hutchin-
! son Sugar Company, Nalehu, is visit
ing the city ON new plantation bust
| ness.
A special meeting of the stockhold-
ers of Wilder's Steamship Company,
! Ltd, is called for Monday next, at >
! O'Clock D. m.
1t is understood that George H.
| Fairchild of Kealia will be manager
| of Wahiawa when the plantation is
gotten under way.
c. H Kleugel has been retained as
engineer of the new Hawaii railway.
He Will leave next week for the scene
of his future operations.
The local team defeated the team
from the Garonne yesterday afternoon
at cricket. by a score of 1875 to IS, the
former having but one inning.
At the meeting of the officers of the
free kndergartcns held this morning
reports from the various schools for
the month of March were read.
The Hawaiian hotel grounds We're
crowded with people last night to lis
ten to the concert by the band. A
large number of soldiers We're out.
An election will be held by Company
B, N. G. H., on the evening of April
18th, for a second lieutenant to sue
coed Charles II. Atherton, resigned.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
Honokaa plantation this morning the
par of stock was reduced from 800 to
800. Each holder will receive five
shares for one.
There will not be a meeting of the
Christian Workers society this after
noon. 1t has been decided to hold
meetings in the future fortnightly in
place of weekly.
The transport Cleveland got away
about 6 O'clock last evening. There is
a good deal of wonder expressed as tc
how she is standing the strong gale
which is blowing today.
l.. A. Thurston and others have OBJ.
tanned an option on the lots from the
Judd block to the Woman's Exchange
on Merchant street and expect to erect
five story building upon it.
The schooner Spokane in changing
her position at the wharf this morn
ing badly smashed shed at the cor,
ner of the Oceanic wharf, adjoining
the office of the port surveyor.
Buy a bicycle of E. o. Hall & Son
and you have the satisfaction of know
ing that any part of it can be made
good by them without having to SEND
it to San Francisco. They replace any
imperfections free of charge.
L. B. Kerr commences another grea
clearing sale tomorrow morning. He
says he must have room for new goods
to arrive, and offers a chance for the
public to secure dry goods and MILL.
merry at prices lower than ever before
quoted.