The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
Orpheum tonight.

Orpheum tonight.
Green River is the whiskey without
headache.
Lihue plantation finished grinding
for the season last Saturday.
The schooner Transit, Captain Tor
genson, brought 20 mules on her last
trip.
l.. A. Rostin will leave this week for
San Francisco and Portland on bust
ness.
Colonel Fisher will be expected here
by the Rio de Janeiro Wednesday ev-
ening
Harry Waterhouse and wife returned
sunday morning from long >isi. 20
Haiku.
John Ena and family expect to get
away Friday for San Francisco and
Mexico
The American Messenger Service vii
be open all night. commencing May 1sc
Telephone 444
DR.. James Ferdon, the Quaker is
booked to sail by the Moana on Friday
for the mainland.
DR.. c. A. Peterson has returned from
tour of inspection of immigrants on
the Island of Maui.
The schooner c. 4. Holmes, which ar
rived Saturday, loaded at Port Blakelv,
but sailed from Seattle
A nicely furnished cottage with
board on the beach at Waikiki is for
rent. Address p. .. Box 225.
W. IL. Coney won over j. Richardson
in the handball tournament Saturday
The scores We're 81 and 21-6.
Q. H. Berry, the mercantile agency
man, returned by the Kinau flo:n an
extended business visit to Hilo
There will be a parade of the First
regiment, \. G. H., tomorrow evening.
The band will lead the procession.
This week Hopp & Co. offer selections
in parlor and dining room chairs, hard
wood extension tables and rugs.
Lodge lie Progress meets this even
ing at 7:30 O'clock Installation, after
which a pleasant time is looked for
Old Hawaiian stamps put up in sets,
Hawaiian scenic calendars and fine SEA
tionery at the Golden Rule Bazaar.
The band will play at Emma square
this evening, Thomas square Wedncs-
day evening, Hawaiian hotel Friday
The Odd Fellows will celebrate their
eightieth anniversary at Progress
hall on Thursday evening next. See
notice in this issue.
The stock books of the Haiku Sugar
Company will be closed to transfers
from Wednesday, April Goth. to Satur-
day, the 18th, inclusive.
The stock books of the Paia Planta-
ton Company will be closed to trans
fers from Wednesday, April 26th, TO
| Saturday, the 18th, inclusive.
The Minister of Finance publishes a
| list of Hawaiian government bonds
| the interest upon which will cease on
and after maturity of the next coupon.
Kinau- Maru, w. G.. Hall-Maru and
| Claudine- Maru are the names on the
| blackboard at the Pantheon stables,
! denoting the arrivals Sunday morning.
Judge Gardner *. Wilder, F. c. L.
Blond, Mrs. F. M. Wakefield and Mrs.
! G.. f. Maydwell We're among the arri-
walls by the Kinau Saturday night from
Hiio.
James II. Love has resigned as sta
tistical clerk in the custom house to
go into business on his own account.
He has been succeeded by b. II.
| Wright.
Senator Hooking returned Sunday
morning from Nahiku plantation where
he went to close arrangements with
the homsteaders for beginning cane
planting,
The body of a Chinaman who died
| last Wednesday has been embalmed
and will be sent back to Hongkong. He
came from the other Islands and had
some money.
Rough weather is reported at the
windward ports of Hawaii and on the
Island of Maui. At Kipahulu it was
so rough the Claudine was unable tC
take on sugar.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Eva Plantation Company will
be held at 10 o'clock a. m, on Satur-
day, April 29th, in the Chamber OF
| Commerce room.
Henry Warehouse, Jr., and wife re
turned Sunday from visit to Hawaii
whittier they went for the benefit OF
Mr.. Warehouses; health. He comes
back thoroughly recovered.
The running gear of tram car be
came disabled on the Waikiki road or
yesterday afternoon, making 1t neces.
sary to remove the vehicle from the
track for repairs
A dividend is due and payable to the