The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-18
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits OF Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.
The Orpheum grows better.

| There was not a session of the cab
| met this morning.
The band will play at Thomas square
| this evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
| Lodge lie Progress meets this evening
| at 1880 o'clock. Work in the third de-
| gree.
Creation will be the subject before
| che research club at it's meeting this
| week.
Up to noon today there were &c reg
| straton at the office of the Honolulu
| board.
| General Compton will be a passen-
| ger by the Australia on Thursday for
The coast.
Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Hatch entertain
| d Senator and Mrs. Clark at dinner
asst evening.
| Last nights audience at the Orphe-
I'M was large and all went away more
| han pleased.
The HOLSTER Drug Company are
| selling ice cream soda, made from pure
| Jersey cream.
The c. l. Helm-T. w. Hebron cases
the circuit court have gone over TO
| he August term.
Senator Clark expects to get away
by the Australia on Thursday for his
lOme in Wyoming.
The Golden Rule Bazaar wishes the
| engineers Aloha, and a pleasant voy-
| age, to their homes.
)laa plantation will probably be open
| ID in two or three days.
Colonel George w. MaCfarlane re-
urned by the Nippon Maru today from
! flying visit to the coast.
We are prepared to furnish our Phi
elphia Ice Cream in quantities to
suit. Honolulu Drug Company.
o. II. +. NOyeS, the big merchant of
Japan, is aboard the Nippon Maru on
he way back to his adopted home.
The Honolulu Odd Fellows will give
! farewell social this evening to the
departing brothers of the Engineers.
Charles Clarke, man recently IN
1ited to leave Hawaii, is reported to
be returning to Hilo on a sailing ves-
sci.
Plantation and other people of Ha-
mallua are offering every inducement
% the Hawaii railway to come that
way.
The Nippon Maru this afternoon
brought 81 passengers to Honolulu, not
including 466 members of the Sixth ar
tilery.
]. NJ. Moore and NJ. G. Johnson were
the successful competitors in the hand
ball games at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday
afternoon.
Cli~tOn @. Bal1ertyne manager OF
the Rapid Transit Company, has TAX
Possession OF nIS oniceS IN the safe
Deposit building.
The engineers at Post Honolulu are
breaking up camp preparatory 10
sailing by the Australia on Thursday
ior the mainland.
Subscribers to the stock of the Niu-
ii Sugar Company are requested by
Henry WaterhOusa to return their re-
celpts and receive their money.
Mis-. Gulick of Japan is addressing
The w c. ". u. in Central Union
.hurCh this evening on the subject of
work n nd
The stock Exchange VIII u timately
have rooms in the proposed new five
story building to be erected on Mer-
-I.eont sLroet next to the Judd block.
1t is understood that the "promot-
alS' of the new stock exchange con-
sisted Of one man. He will call pub
lie meeting of himself to discuss the
project
The Minister of the Interior will re-
CeiVe sealed tenders for material for
sewer construction. Bids will be re-
ceived until II o'clock noon, Thursday,
April goth.
AT a dinner party given by Mrs Ten
ney last evening the engagement of
Miss BerniCe Ian ers, of San Francis
co, and Alexander st. NJ. Macintosh
was announced
McChesney & Son have returned
their old store building on the makai
side of Queen street to S. G. Allen. The
place will be occupied in future as a
warehouse.
On Thurs ay at u o'clock noon Jas.
f. Morgan will sell at auction at the
premises, Union street, adjoining the
Bell Tower, corrugated iron building
to be removed.
In the matter of Ruth Horn VS.. G.. d.
Gear, Judge Perry today denied the
motion of plaintiff for default and or
dered the demurrer set for argument
tomorrow morning.
Judge Perry today decided that the
case of c. j. Fishel VS. George A Tur-
ner, specific performance, was properly
before the First circuit court. Defend
ants demurrer was oVerruled and the
case will now come up regularly for
trial.
Professor Koebele states that he