The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes OF the Day.

The Metropolitan Meat Company al
ways has poultry in cold storage.
Ring up 1O4, Central Market, and
place your order for choice Sunday
| meats.
Mrs. Frank Goodman and children
| left by the Mariposa last night for San
! Francisco.
Amateur photographers should take
| their plates to lie Munyon and avoid
all pilikia.
Sporting goods, baseball and tennis
| goods, for 1899, just received by Wall,
| Nichols Co.
Elastic seam drawers, only so cents
| pair, at Iwakamis, Robinson block,
| Hotel street
Lawyer A. S. Humphreys returned
| by the China from short business Wis
nit to the coast.
World and United Kingdom will play
| cricket on the old baseball grounds at
! 1:30 this afternoon.
There will be a children's matinee
at the Orpheum this afternoon, begin
ming at o'clock.
DR.. Shaw was down town in his bug
gy this morning. He is able to walk
with the aid of crutches.
This week w. w. Dimond & CO., Ltd,
| give q list of articles they carry in
| stock commencing with =.
All Chew was fined So in the police
court this morning for leaving his
horse united on the street.
Articles Of Incorporation of the big
new Multi plantation enterprise will
likely be filed next Tuesday.
The usual concerts will be given Al
| Emma square this afternoon and al
Makee Island tomorrow afternoon.
Undertaken II. II. Williams ran into
dog this morning and was thrown
from his wheel. He is not badly hurt
This evening at s o'clock a new bill
will be on at the Orpheum. The new
company is proving all that has been
claimed.
The Home Bakery Cafe wili-serve an
excellent dinner tomorrow from > to {
o'clock p. IN. See menu published in
this issue.
Mrs. Charles Eagan, wife of General
Eagan, arrived by the China last night
from San Francisco. She will visit her
son at Olaa.
News comes from Australia that ].
W. Smith of Eva, who went to the
Colonies on lumber deal. is i'll of
typhoid fever.
Senator A. Hooking returned by the
China last evening from San Francis
so, where he went to leave his infant
daughter with relatives.
The funeral of the son of L. j. G.
Bryant will take place at p. m. to-
morrow, from the residence of Mrs. j.
Z. Ward, Punchbowl street.
Baseball this afternoon between Ka-
mehameha students and graduates.
The game will begin on the Makiki
grounds at $3.50. Admission, 10 cents.
August Cast Banknote and LithO
Co., of St. Louis, Mo, advertise for
reliable men to handle their advertising
and souvenir calendars on these Is
lands
Business men who desire a copy of
the daily official stock report can make
arrangements for same by applying TO
George K. Carter, secretary of the EX-
change.
Attention is called to the Chicago
Dental Parlors advertisement in this
issue. They do first class work at re-
duced prices. Office, Model block,
Fort street.
John F. Scott, principal of the school
at Waimea, and j. X. Burkett, princi-
pal at Koloa, came over by the KilO-
hama last night to spend the Easter
vacation in town.
good business opportunity is adj
vertised in this issue. A large New
York brewery wants a reliable house
in Honolulu to represent them. Ad
dress all communications to the Ha-
waiian Star and they will be for
warded.
Subscribers for shares in the Multi
Sugar Company, Ltd, are notified TO
pay for their shares on or before April
9Th at the offices of Henry Water
house. promoter. All subscriptions not
paid for after above date will be de-
clared delinquent.
Among the through passengers on
the Mariposa We're the Right Reverend
George M. Lehman, d. D., Bishop of
Auckland, accompanied by his chap
lain, Rev. DR.. f. j. Waters, S. NJ, of
st. Patrick's College, Wellington. The
first Provincial Council of the Province
of New Zealand has just been held and
Bishop Lenihan is on his way to Rome,
partly in connection with the work OF
that council