The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

The Kinau will return from Hilo on
| Saturday about noon.
Lawyer George a. Davis is back
! from the circuit term at Lihue.
The Columbia case will be heard in
the supreme court next Monday
For few words concerning free
photographs see lie Munyon's adv.
The commissioners of education will
not hold meeting this afternoon.
| on Tuesday, April II, Land Agent
Brown will sell piece of land at Wal
kiki
Routine matters were discussed at a
conference of cabinet ministers this
| forenoon.
Honolulu Commandery No. l meets
this evening at 7:3O o'clock. Regular
| meeting.
4 concert will be given by the band
at the Hawaiian hotel this evening at
| 1880 o'clock.
Wray Taylor calls a rehearsal of his
! orchestra for 7:l5 this evening in Kau-
makapili church.
McInernys' pin their faith to Stein
Bloch clothing. They have given per-
| feet satisfaction.
The sprocket wheel of the 80 Sterling
! bicycle is cold forged under hydraulic
pressure of 1000 tons.
On account of the death of Princess
| Kaiulani Mrs. Dole will not receive on
| Friday Of this week.
1t is tomorrow evening that the
! monthly meeting of the directors of the
| Y. NJ. G. a. win be held.
! The WOman's Board of Missions has
passed resolutions Of coincidence on
| the death of Princess Kaiulani.
The new program will be repeated ut
! the Orpheum this evening. Tomorrow
evening amateurs will hold sway.
Mr.. Hall, a carpenter on the new
! Orpheum block. fell from a scaifolding
- 1,
kle.
There will not be a meeting of tie
! Y. Il. |. tonight nor this week, on aC-
count of the death of Princess Kaiu-
lani.
Captain X. Mcdonald, the veteran G..
| A. L. man and book agent, will sail by
the China for the states, to spend the
| summer.
Rev. c. H. Yatman will preach at the
| Methodist church again this evening.
a large congregation heard the sermon
last night.
L. +. Kerr, queen street, has just re-
| ceiVed 120 cases of new goods and in
tends to sell them at prices that Will
astonish the trade.
On account of the funeral of the
late Princess Kaulani all church meet
| ings arranged for next Sunday after
noon are postponed.
You will save time, money, annoy
| ance and hard work by getting bread
| and cakes at the German bakery. They
! give big value also.
There will not be a meeting of the
board of health until next Monday af-
ternoOn when Mr.. Reynolds will be at
home again from Molokai.
DIR. Anderson will be a passenger
for the coast by the China tomorrow.
He goes on business and pleasure and
will return with his family.
! l.. S. Mathews & Son, 26 Beretania
| street, will hold a grand furniture sale
| for one week. Goods will be sold re-
gardless of cost to make room
| The stock books Of the Kihei Plan
! tation Company, Ltd, will be closed
to transfers until Monday, March 18th.
! The first assessment is now due.
Charles Faneuf and a party of po-
! licemen rounded up a lot of Chinese
! gamblers last night. The men will be
! tried tomorrow in the police court.
In a private letter A. G. Robertson
! states that he will arrive back in Hon
| olulu by the Gaelic on the 10th inst.
! Mr. and Mrs Paul Neumann will prob
| ably return at the same time.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, sole agents
for the Portland FIGURING Mills, and
Sperry Flour Company have just re-
ceived large invoices of the popular
brands, and they are now delivering at
! the lowest prices.
Mrs. Christian Conrad and Mrs.
Charles Creighton have been added to
the committee of ladies to receive flow
ers al Ainahau for the funeral of the
late Princess Kaiulani This increases
the committee to ten persons.