The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-22
NEWS III A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densei Notes Of the Day.

| yesterday.
A Brewers Luck at the Orpheum
| this evening.
! The band will play at Makee Island
/ this evening.
! Next mail to the coast will be per
! tn Brutus on Friday.
This is the evening of Company A s
! ban in the drill she'd
Miss Jennie Murray has gone to Wis
! it the MCCannS at Lahaina.
There will not be a meeting of the
! board of health this afternoon.
Attorney General Smith will return
! by the Kinau Saturday night, from
! Hilo.
This is the evening of a meeting of
the CLulca Defense and Extension So
| ciety.
Next week prices at the Orpheum
| theater viii be reduced to twenty five
cents.
The banks closed at noon today in
honor of the birth anniversary of
| Washington
Joe Eosen violinst, has left the
| Hawaiian band and will in future
! teach music
Mary Carvalho seamstress, well
| known, was buried this morning in the
! CathO cemetery.
Read what viii e. Fisher has to say
i'm his advertising space in this issue,
| regarding real estate
Government offices were closed today
on account of the observance of the
anniversary of Washington.
The original Quintette club will fur
| nish music for the dance at the Heala-
nj boat house Friday evening.
The band played on the grounds of
the Executive building this noon in
honor of WashingtOns birthday.
On account of the absence of two
members from the city there will be no
meetings of the cabinet this week.
Mrs. w. O. Smith left by the Clau-
dine last evening for Maui on a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. II, a. Baldwin.
c. H. Dickey, w. j. Lowrie and
daughter and other Mauiites returned
nome by the various steamers yester-
day.
L. NJ. Whitehouse and bride sailed
by the Ktnau yesterday afternoon for
Hilo, where they will remain for sever
al weeks.
A game of cricket between the Theo.
n. Davies & Co. and II. c. c. teams is
in progress on the grounds at MalNki
! this afternoon.
Consul Haywood and other United
States officials celebrated the birth of
Washington today. The consulate did
not open at all.
On Tuesday and Thursday evenings
of next week a speciality show will be
given at the Orpheum by local talent.
Prices, % and 80 cents.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a m, Jas.
=. Morgan will sell at auction house
hold furniture al the residence of Rose
DAILY, COG Fort street.
This is Ladies' day at the Pacific ten
mis- courts. Ladies who play and the
friends of the club are invited. Re
freshments will be served.
High requiem mass was held at the
Catholic cathedral at ! o'clock this
morning in memory of Bishop Herman,
! the anniversary of whose death it is
| today.
Another change of program at the
Orpheum this evening. Specialties will
be introduced that are new, and first
class vaudeville entertainment is prom
ised.
Major Purdy, L. s. A, paymaster for
the Hawaiian Islands. left by the Gaze
lie yesterday for the mainland. Hi6
will return with his strong box filled
with money.
The Orpheum Cafe is open day and
night. They employ white help and
serve a regular dinner for 25 cents. c.
l.. Cow, the new manager, is making
extensive improvements
Captain Murray announces a meet
ing of the Republican club, of which
he is the official head, for tomorrow
/ evening for the purpose of completing
| organization, etc,
The meeting of the Irishmen's Asso-
citation called for this evening at 1. o..
| o. F. hall has been postponed on ac-
count of the serious illness of Charles
! Creighton, the president.
On Saturday, March 25th, at II noon
the agent of public lands will sell at
auction, at court house, North Koha-
| la, Hawaii, thirty-seVen lots of from
s to 40 acres each; upset price, S. per
| acre.
Attention is called to the chowder
luncheon to be served by the ladies of
! the Central Union church at the church
parlors tomorrow from IL to 100
o'clock. Extensive preparations have
been made. Tickets, so cents. There
will be served besides the chowder,
cold ham and tongue, chicken and po-
! tato salad, home made rolls and cof-
| fee cake and pies.