The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-22
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

There will be a matinee at the Or
| pheum this afternoon.
Silk crash hats for 81 each is the lat
est bargain at the Kash.
| Always poultry to order at the Met
| ropoltan Meat Companys.
on Monday fifty dozen shirt waists
! at 35 cents each Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Read the excellent menu of the
Home Bakery Cafe for Sunday dinner.
The rough braid straw hat is a new
thing in town. At Iwakami's, Hotel
street
There will be the usual concert on
Makee Island at 3 o'clock tomorrow af-
| ternoon.
Clarence Smith, Henry Waterhouse
and Henry Damon are i'll today with
the grippe.
The 1899 beauties in Tribune bicycles
will arrive Wednesday, for ID. +. Whit
man. Fort street.
Brewer q Co. has purchased the In
terest of Castle q Cooke in the Ono
mea plantation.
Central Union choir will have re-
hearsal this afternoon at 4 o'clock in
place of tonight.
The Irishman's Mishaps is the name
of Jim Posts new comedy sketch at
the Orpheum tonight
on account of other attractions this
afternoon there will not be cricket on
the grounds at Makik
Young Tai was fined 81 by Judge
Wilcox this morning for selling for
eign goods without license.
The race at Kapiolani park this af-
ternoon between Violin and Directress
will be for a purse of $500.
John Richardson and w. H. Coney
will play in the handball tournament
at the Y M. G. A. this afternoon.
A. final meeting of the Rapid Transit
directors on the subject of power will
be held next Tuesday afternoon.
Sing Lung & Co., PIP Nuuanu street,
are offering special prices on dry goods
and publish a price list in this issue.
The meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children's society this evening will be
held at the residence of j. b. Atherton.
on account of being engaged for the
Palama school opening the band will
not play at Emma square this after
noon.
Albert f. Along will enter Harvard
next year He will leave in May for
the east to make preliminary arrange
ments.
H. Hamano, 3O7 Maunakea street, i'm
porter and dealer in Japanese provi
siOns and dry goods, has card in this
issue.
Toma Abbey. japanese detective. was
thrown from his brake yesterday af-
ternoon and quite badly bruised. He is
in the hospital
The funeral of Private William Wray
of the Sixth artillery took place from
st. Andrews cathedral at o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Ferdon, the Quaker, was arrested this
afternoon for practicing medicine with
out license He was summoned once
before and fined 800.
Purser FernbaCk of the Waialeale
reports a heavy swell from the north
ward running in, Kilauea: strong wind
blowing around Kauai
The Inter-Island steam navigation
Company gives notice that stock books
will be closed to transfers from April
2ith to April Goth inclusive.
The third assessment of 10 per cent
on Waialua Agricultural Company
stock has been called. 1t is payable
May LIST at the office of Castle & Cooke.
The Australia carried a cargo of do
nestle produce mostly sugar, coffee,
bananas and pineapples, valued at
100000, and foreign products valued at
! 81, 1855.
Rev. John T. Gulick of Japan will
| address young men at the Y. NJ. G. A.
at the o'clock meeting tomorrow, on
The Harmony of Science and Chris
| tianity."
The Kamehameha Alumni and the
Kamehameha school boys have agreed
to enter league for 1899 games of base
| ball, provided they can get another
team to join.
For the benefit of business men flu
ture class meetings of the University
Extension will be held on Wednesday
| afternoons, at o'clock in place of at
| 2:30 as heretofore.
The stockbOOks of Eva Plantation
Company and Waimea Sugar Mill Com
| pany will be closed to transfers from
| Wednesday, April 26th to Saturday,
| April 29th, inclusive.
| Leong Tai was fined 5000 in the po-
| lice court this morning for having OPP
UNI in possession. The fine was made
quite high on account of the fact that
| this is not his first Offense.