The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

Choice cuts of meat at the Central
| Market.
The Orpheum will give great show
| this evening.
Baseball on Makiki grounds at $3.50
| this afternoon.
Children's matinee at the Orpheum
| this afternoon.
Attention is called to the special Or
pheum program on page one.
Try the fine fruit flavors in ice cream
| sodaS at the Honolulu Drug Company.
U. j. Ordway, champion banjo play
er will appeared at the Orpheum thea
| ter tonight.
Read the Sunday dinner menu of the
Home Bakery Cafe. 1t is certainly very
| attractive.
McInerny is still booming the Stein
! Bloch clothing. They give entire salts
| faction to customers.
A door of Chsholm's harness shop
was broken open during last night but
nothing was taken
Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou returned yesterday
from a visit of several months to her
relatives at Louisville.
If you want ice house poultry for
Sunday dinner the Metropolitan Meat
Company can supply it.
Smallpox has reached serious stage
in North and South Carolina. Several
sections are quarantined.
This is the evening of the election
at regimental headquarters for cot
onel of the First regiment.
There will be the usual concert at
Emma square this afternoon and ul
Makee Island tomorrow afternoon.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l. I. o. |
o. F.. will give it's anniversary supper
and dance Tuesday evening, March % !
a large quantity of flour will be sold !
at auction on April 5th, at the L. S. A. !
subsistence storehouse, on Fort street |
AFNs.nN~ al,
the seminary girls will sing at the fun |
erai of the late Mrs. II. j. Nolte this |
afternoon.
Word was received by the Nippon |
Maru that Jim Sherwood had opened a !
saloon and restaurant in Cavite and is !
doing well.
The Nippon Maru arrived Yesterday
afternoon from China and Japan. She !
will sail at 4 tomorrow afternoon for !
San Francisco.
James McCandless came down yes |
terday from SpreCkelsvile, where he |
is now engaged in digging the fourth /
of the big wells.
Miss Kilean's millinery opening was
successful in every way. Her sale of
Easter millinery is now on, and WHIP
continue next week
Members of the Baptist church are
again reminded of the meeting in the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow
lleIIODu LOT Il conference.
The Kash has received its spring
stock of clothing, furnishing goods. etc.
1t is large and we'll selected and viii
be sold very cheap for cash
j. Give Davies will address the mems
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. at O'Clock
tomorrow. DR.. Hummer of San Jose
Will be present at the meeting.
Mrs. Williams address at the Y. NJ.
c. A. hotel on the Old and the New
Way in Philanthrophy will be given on
Monday evening. Public invited
Henry Warehouse & Co, stock bro
kers and commission merchants, Queen
street, are prepared to execute with
promptness any business entrusted to
them.
The concert of the children of Pauoa
school will be given in Foster hall. on
Nuuanu street, beginning at 7:3O this
evening Admission has been placed
at so cents.
w. o. Smith entertained the board of
health at dinner at the Pacific club
last evening. The reception took the
order of the one given to the police Of
fcials last week
ii. f. Seymour writes that he is
printing 5000 copies daily of The Anne
flcan, published at Manila, and could
sell great many more if he could get
the paper to print them on.
Minister King and the committee of
the Hospital Flower Society visited
government lands near Punchbowl this
morning to select a site for the pro-
posed new gardens of the society
named.
Children's matinee at the Orpheum
this afternoon at O'clock Admission
10 an parts of the house will be 25
cents. Mr.. Desky will have the chill
dren of the kindergartens there as his
guests, Seats have been secured for 200
Company G, National Guard of Ha-