The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

da tomorrow morning.
John NJ. Dowsett is remodeling his
Merchant street office.
Company f has moved into Company
DIS old room at the drill shed.
F. F. Church is the Honolulu cores
pendent of the Tacoma Ledger.
There will be services at st. Gle
ment's chapel at 1880 this evening.
A stone walk will be laid straight
across Merchant street from Bishops
bank.
The band will play for the inmates of
the Queens hospital from to this
afternoon.
The new drug store in the Won Holt
block on King street carries pure drugs
and chemicals.
w. NJ. Giffard bought 100 shares of
Honokaa today at $3.50, the deal in
volving $4,000.
A special dinner with Quintette club
music was given at the Hawaiian no.
tel last evening.
The Weekly Star was issued
early this morning in time for the out
going Island mails.
S. ]. Salter, for so long with J. I.
Waterhouse will open a grocery estab-
lishment of his own.
Attorney General Cooper Will con-
duct a meeting of the board OF health
tomorrow afternoon.
Colonel Jack Spalding gave a big
uau at Kealia, Saturday, to the en-
ployes of the plantation.
Teachers examinations Will be held
at the High school building Monday
and Tuesday of next week.
1t is reported that II. =. Baldwin has
| corraled all of the loose water prlNl-
| ieges on the Island of Maui.
Major George G. Potter returned this
| morning from a vacation spent with
| friends on the Island of Kauai.
Hnf
the Columbia matter have been PAID
| i'm full and are correspondingly happy.
If YOU want full value for your mon
ey. purchase furniture of L. 5. Math-
| ews & Son, 26 Bcretania street, near
| Fort.
Fred J. Lowrey and Mrs. Lowrey
and Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Wichman vii!
leave for the Orient on the steamship
| China.
! No transfers of shares of stock will
! be made on the books of the kahuku
| Plantation Company on the Both and
| 3lst insts.
Jim Kupihea arrested the second mate
| Of the Jane L. Stanford this morning
! on complaint of the captain, for refus-
| ing duty.
Mrs. Fred Hayselden and daughter
| return this afternoon to their home at
Lahaina after a short visit to Mrs. l..
NJ Vetlesen.
Singers bakery delivers Hot Cross
buns and mince pies in quantities TO
| suit Friday morning. Telephone your
| order to No. SI2.
Harry Armitage has for sale the
Markham residence at Kalihi. viii be
| sold on reasonable terms and is very
| desirable property.
The Honolulu stock Exchange moved
this morning to the office in the Safe
| Deposit building, where meetings VIII
| in future be held.
Another program by the Manila COM
pany was put on at the new Chinese
| theater last night before about steen
thousand MOngolians.
The detention of a young white wom-
an this morning on the charge of mis-
appropriating a bicycle was one OF the
| events in police circles.
Thomas f. Wall may be promoted
to be ordnance officer of the first regi-
ment, with the rank of captain, to sue
coed Captain A. Gartenberg, resigned.
The next regular rehearsal of the
Amateur orchestra will be held on
Thursday evening April 9th, in the Y.
NJ. c. A. hall, when entirely new music
will be taken up.
The Alameda larceny case held the
the attention of the district court this
morning for half hour and then went
over to tomorrow. Two other cases on
the calendar also went over.
| DR.. {. M. Hyde VIII lead the Holy
week services at the Christian church
this evening. His subject will be THE
Death of Christ in the Light of the
Sixth Chapter of Romans
DR.. S. B. Hunter, of Kickapoo Indi-
an fame, with his wife and children.
and William Almond and Fred Gard
ner leave this afternoon on the w. G..
! Hall for business on Kauai
Ben Bruins left for Pahala this morn
ing on the Mauna Loa to introduce in
his own inimitabe way the Kickapoo