The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


to be held tomorrow afternoon.
Pearson & Hebron have just import
ed very fine line of pocket cutlery.
a. l.. G. Atkinson will be public pros
ecutor at the police court in future.
b. r. Ehlers & Co. offer SPECIAL in
ducements in several lines for this
week.
If you want a home, or a safe invest
ment, call and see l.. c. Ables, 315 Fort
street.
Harry Waterhouse is still quite ill,
though he is better than he was some
days ago.
Post and his big vaudeville compa-
ny is attracting good audiences at the
Orpheum.
on the 26th sugar was quoted in New
York at AS, with the market on the
upward grade.
Bromo KolG for headache and nerv-
BUSINESS at the Honolulu Drug Compa-
ny's, King street.
Cooks, walters and other help fur
nshed by c. Yaknan, Chinese Chroni-
Gle office, King street
The interior of HOLSTERS drug store
is being remodeled, repaired and gen
orally improved
Certificates of stock in the new Wal
lua plantation are now being issued by
Castle x Cooke, agents.
There viii be a meeting of the Won
ans Board in the parlors of Central
Union church this afternoon.
Several good skirt and waist hands
are wanted. Apply to Mrs. Zeave at
n. 5. Sachs Dry Goods cos.
The transport Roanoke will finish its
coalinS Thursday morning, and will
probably sail some time that day.
The he Au Hou arriving from Ka-
uai this morning reports the channel
rough with heavy northwest trades.
The list of officers for the ensuing
year of the Inter Island Steam Navi-
cation Company, Ltd, is published in
this issue.
An arrest has been made in connec-
ton with the finding of lot of moas-
ses and poi few evenings ago in
opium tins.
There was no rain to speak of in
Manoa valley last evening. Consider
able fell and there was high wind in
the valley Sunday night.
The Pacific Import Company will OPP
en- on or about March 18th, in the Pro-
| gress block with a full line of dry goods
and up to date clothing.
Capitalist d. B. Smith, who sailed by
the Garonne this afternoon, will pay a
visit to his birth place in North Caro-
lima before returning to Hawaii.
Cash, or little at a time. Wall, Mich
OILS Company will sell you a piano or
organ. They carry the best makes ana
ask the public to call and investigate
Miss Juliette Cooke leaves on the
Garonne this afternoon for a six
weeks vacation, to be spent in San
Francisco, where her relations reside
The Wilder steamship Helene is eX-
pected to return from Maui and Hawaii
about O'Clock tomorrow morning with
friends of the late Princess Kaiulani
Tom James, eX-manager of the Ha-
waiian hotel, who is steward of the
transport Roanoke, has been visited by
many friends since he has been in
port.
Ed A. Williams is building the fine
kOa coffin to contain the remains of
the late Princess Kaiulani. 1t will be
after the design Of royal baskets in the
days gone by.
Gear, Lansing G. Co. will hear def
nitely tomorrow how much of the
stock of the Lanai plantation their cas-
tern correspondents will reserve to
themselves.
In a few days the Pacific Cycle and
Manufacturing Company will have
full stock of all sizes of the 1899 Sterl-
| ing model. In the meantime call and
examine sample received; it is a beau
ty indeed
Tomorrow at ~ o'clock noon James
F. Morgan will sell at auction at his
salesroom valuable property on the
| corner of King and Punchbowl streets
and also fine building lot on the
main Waikiki road.
meeting of the superintendent Of
Sunday schools will be held at the Y
NJ. c. A. this afternoon at 4:45. 1t is
the desire to organize for the coming
rally and it is hoped that every organ
ization will be represented.
The A l Japanese steamship Kee
Lung Maru will sail for Yokohama
from this port on or about March 90.
1899. For freight and passage apply to
Theo. II. Davies & Co, Ltd, or to ia
pan Emigration Company.
Little freight could be loaded yester-
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