The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-18
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Morgan will hold an assignee sale on
| Monday morning.
Levers & Cooke have received a new
| stock of wallpaper
! The band played the DoriC off at 8
! o'clock this morning.
| "A new program will be put on at the
| OTpheum this evening.
| There will be drills next week of both
! battalions of the First regiment.
| \ meeting of the board of health will
! probably be held Monday afternoon.
| The kash is now ready to show it's
| spring stock Of mems and boys cloth
| ing.
The Central Meat Market fills orders
| for all kinds of cuts of meat Tele-
! phone 1O4.
The hurry up" wagon of the police
department will be in regular service
next week.
Another change of program at the
Orpheum this evening. Go and have a
good laugh.
]. NJ. McChesney, assignee of L. Ak
ANU Of Keauhou, Hawaii, has a notice
in this issue.
The L. S. collier Scindia got away
this morning for San Francisco about
1890 o'clock.
The Diamond Head, Captain Ward,
has secured a temporary berth at the
Wilder wharf.
The Judd building will be open to in
spection on Monday next from 2 to 4
o'clock p. m.
II. E. Waity will lead the meeting
for men in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall tomor-
row afternoon.
For Sunday dinner order a roast of
California or Australia beef from the
Metropolitan Market.
At Mrs. Gums dancing class this
evening music will be furnished by S. /
omon's Quintette club.
The ship Star of Bengal hauled over
to Emmes wharf yesterday and is dis
charging her cargo of coal.
The usual concerts will be given at
Emma square this afternoon and at
Makee Island tomorrow afternoon.
The Sunday dinner menu AT the Home
Bakery Cafe is published in this issue /
Dinner hour from to I o'clock p. m.
Fifteen hospital nurses sailed by the
Doric for the mainland. Work for
them at Buena Vista is a thing of the
past
The Columbia case is like Pope's |
smile of the AleXanjrine which like .
a wounded snake drags its slow length /
along"
Manager Herbert announces that the |
cricket match this afternoon will be- /
gin at 2 o'clock. Players will assemble |
at 1:30.
Justice Frear will on Monday resume |
will be the opening of the regular term .
for March.
The public, especially ladies'. are cor
daily invited to inspect the Judd
building from . to D. m. Monday,
March Goth.
Miss NJ. r. Killean announces that
her eastern millinery opening will be
held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week
Policeman Halelau fell from a We
randa on River street last night and |
sustained quite severe bruises about
the head and shoulders.
The Santa Fe and other railway sys-
TENS of the mainland have written
down for data for illustrated pamph-
lets on the Hawaiian Islands.
The steamer whaler Jeanette cleared
today for a cruise. She took nearly
$4,000 worth of merchandise from this
port, mostly liquors and cigars.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
call attention to their fine stock of
horse furnishings recently imported, in
their Timely Topics in this issue. .
The annual meeting of the American
Relief Fund society is called for March
End, at 2:3O p. m, at the rooms of the
Hawaiian Safe Deposit building.
Judge Frear and Mrs. Frear are at
the home of b. f. Dillingham; for the
present. Mrs Frear will receive her
friends on Mondays until June list.
A free open air concert is given ey-
cry evening at 7:30 o'clock at the cor
ner of Alakea and Beretania streets by
the Quaker Wonder Worker company
Personal taxes are due They will
have 10 per cent added after the 31st
Better get them in next week; there
is always such a rush the last few
days.
Ministerial reports are a long time
before they get to the public. A good
many people would like to have the
educational report, but there are no
signs of it as yet
The steamer Iva is having her pumps
and condensers thoroughly overhauled
and her upper works rebuilt. She will
engage in the trade to the other side
of this Island.
The basket ball game between girls
OF Punahou college and Kamehameha
school will take place on the campus
of the latter this afternoon beginning
at o'clock.
Owing to large importations receiv-
ed on the Australia, the Pacific Import
Company will not open on the 23rd as
expected. The opening will take place
on Saturday, March 25th, at 1880 a. m.
Wray Taylor requests the presence
of all members of the Amateur orches
ira at Kaumakapili church at 2 O'Clock