The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.
This is st. Patricks Day.

Colored MINISTRIES at the Orpheum to-
night
st. Patrick's Day colors are in evil
dence all over the city today
Another meeting of the Council of
State will be held at o'clock
The Pail road gets $1,000 more in
the bills now before the Council of
State.
The police will be on the alert this
| evening for gentlemen with knives and
the like.
One application Of Pacheco's Dandruff
Killer Will stop that itchy feeling in
| the head.
A telephone was placed in the steam
| ship yesterday for the convenience of
the agents.
Loves Bakery having been thorough
! ~ renovated, will reopen for business
on Monday next.
This is the evening of the second
game of indoor baseball at the Y NJ. c.
a gymnasium.
The agents of the S. S. Australia has
an important notice in this issue to in
tending passengers.
Another excellent entertainment was
given last evening at the Seamen's Club
at the foot of Nuuanu street.
The Union Express Company have a
baggage notice to intending passengers
| by the Australia in this issue.
! The j A. Cummins came in again
| this morning from her Oahu run. She
is making about a trip a day now.
! Boys wearing badges, as Kings
| Heralds," distribute the Central. Union
church calendars at the church door.
J A meeting of the stockholders of the
Honolulu Rapid Transit e Land Co. is
called for Saturday, March oath at IL
! d. m.
Next mail from San Francisco viii
| be by the City of Picking on March %.
The Australia will be the next outward
mail.
Notice is given by the Interior Office
of the appointment of F. M. Brooks as
a Notary Public for the First Judicial
Circuit.
Mito and Muramoto were each fined
S. and costs in the district court this
morning on charge of common null
sance.
A social will be given in the parlors
of Central Union church next Thursday
evening, to which strangers are espec-
tally invited.
The ship r. D. Rice, Captain c. F.
Carver arrived this morning from Yo-
kohama, in ballast. She will load here
with sugar
Colonel Ruhlen will shortly leave for
San Francisco to undergo an eXamina-
ton for the office of major in the reg
ular army.
The Peoples Ice Company paid only
Cne-half per cent dividends last month
as against one per cent for many pre-
ceding months.
On Monday, March 10, at 10 q. M,
Morgan will sell at auction on the prem
ises in ChriSty Lane, a quantity of
household goods.
The gymnasium classes at the Y M 4.
C. A. are practicing for a general
athletic exhibition and entertainment
to be given April A.
Jas. L. Mclean, administrator of the
estate of Robert Grieve, offers for sale
the entire printing business lately car
ried on by the deceased.
Nomura, a Japanese boy, aged II,
died at the kerosene camp yesterday of
typhoid fever. A post-mortem was
conducted by Dr. Hoffman.
Official notice is given in this issue
of the appointment of William F. Allen
as member of the Council of State in
place of John Phillips, deceased.
The March number of Clements ad-
Vertising journal, The Naked Truth is
out. General advertisers will find
much interesting matter in this num-
ber
Mrs. N. H. Zeavies, of B. F. Ehlers
& Co., will leave by the Australia fol-
the east. She returns in June with
the latest ideas and designs in dress
making.
Fred j. and W. w. Cross will erect
an immense warehouse and fifteen fine
stores in Palama Work will begin al
once. All the stores have been Spoken
for in advance.
The Social Sscience Association will
meet Monday evening at 1880 at tn,
residence of DR.. j M. Whitney.
paper will be presented on THE Hope
full Aspect of Crime"
Preliminaries are being arranged TO
a match game of baseball in the nea
future between the Hogan Minstre
Company and the Stars, the proceeds t
go to the widow of the late Togo Jack
son.
A church social will be held in tn
parlors of the Central Union churcl