The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

James Steiner is suffering from a
mild attack of grippe.
A dividend will be paid by the Wilder
| S. S. Co. on the 31st inst.
| Il. V. King has a notice in this issue.
| The Pacific Import Company are OPP
| en- for business today.
| The Alameda brought leo tons of
| Chinese rice for this port
Colonel Spalding win return by the
| Mariposa on Friday to the mainland.
This Easter vacation lasts two weeks.
| Schools will not reopen until Monday
| week
! The Elite will deliver Hot Cross buns
and fill all orders promptly on Friday
morning.
Ho Nee Chinaman was fined "a by
Judge Wilcox this morning for assault
| and battery.
Hot Cross buns and mince pies at
| the German bakery. Place orders ear
| ly. Telephone 677.
The Mikahala reports good weather
on Kauai, but heavy seas and a strong
| east wind on the channel.
The treasury department will pay
salaries and pay rolls for March tomor-
row instead of on the 31st.
II. r. Hanna has accepted a position
| with the Commissary department of
the United States in the Gedge cottage.
Thirteen newly furnished rooms all
| by letter to \. b. c., general postOttice.
Read the list of agencies that Schu-
man has They are the leading carri-
age and harness firms in the states.
Antonio van GOfre, equilibrist ;Ind
Emma Cobraly, lady juggler, will APP
! pear at the Orpheum for the first Time
| tonight
Company d will hold a meeting ut
1880 this evening for the purpose of
making returns of quartermaster :
stores, etc
The Aug. Cast Banknote and Litho-
graph Company of st. Louis, Mo, want
| representative for their goods i'm the
! Islands.
M. w. McChesney & Sons report the
yesterday and one hundred today, at
Is per share.
The president gives official notice in
this issue of the appointment of Ern-
est a. Mott-Smith as Minister of For
eign Affairs.
Government offices will be closed on
Good Friday. on that account, tomor-
row, March 30th, will be pay day in the
departments.
At the meeting of Mystic Lodge X.
of p, to be held this evening a propos-
al to buy property on Union street will
be voted upon.
The new schooner Mokihana, Captain
Irvine, sailed at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon for Kalihiwai, Kalihil<ai and
| Hanalei, Kauai.
Charles F. Herrick, clerk in the Office
of the superintendent of public works,
| will leave by the MaripOsa for a Vaca-
ton trip to the coast
The government has permitted the
building of the new Hoffman hotel at
the corner of Hotel and Nuuanu street
Bids will be opened at once.
The Call of March 23rd says the City
of Puebla and the Charles Nelson were
| scheduled to sail SATURDAY. March 18th
and the Zealandia April LIST.
Jonathan Spooner has filed an origi-
nal answer in the circuit court to the
bill of the Bishop Estate for the exc
| cution of a deed to certain property at
Kalihi, valued at $4,000.
Minister Mott-Smith will be present
at a special meeting of the commission
ers of education to be held tomorrow
afternoon. He will be introduced by
Attorney General Cooper.
There will be game of baseball at
| Makiki next Saturday afternoon be.
! tween teams of Kamehameha students
and graduates of the same school. An
| admission charge of ten cents will DE
| made.
! George Hons returned by the Clau-
| dine to Waikiki. While here he urged
| before the cabinet the urgent need of
water works in his city The last leg
islature appropriated 100000 for this
purpose.