The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs that Give Condensed
Notes Of the Day.

Hawaiian Lodge meets this evening
Work i'm third degree.
Mays coffee is unrivalled. Its name
is a guarantee of purity and quality
A special concert will be given by the
band at the Hawaiian hotel this even
ing.
A carpenter seeks employment. Ad-
dress communications to IL, TINS
office.
A Circuit Court notice in regard to
the Louisa j. Bindt estate appears in
this issue.
A special rehearsal of the Amateur
orchestra will be held at the Y. M c..
A. this evening.
Dr. j. M. Whitneys new offices are
in the Boston Building, on Fort street,
above H. May & Co.
c. H. w. Norton was one of the Ha-
waiians who was in Washington dur
ing the Inauguration.
Agriculturists will meet at the High
School this evening to further discuss
the project of a fair.
Judge Estees court adjourned this
morning over to Monday, there being
no business on hand
The Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. have
| received a new stock of garden hose,
lawn sprinklers and mowers.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Co. and the Wider's S. S. Co. have a
notice to shippers in this issue.
The first auction sale of lots of the
| College Hills property takes place to-
morrow at p m. on the grounds.
Bids for grading Liliha street will be
| received by the superintendent of
| Public Works till Monday, March 25
J Eighteen deaths in Honolulu have
occurred in the past three days They
were largely the result of grippe and
kindred troubles.
The stock ledgers of the Eva Planta-
| ton Co. and Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
will be closed to transfers from the
25th to the Both inclusive.
This is the evening of the Gospel
| Temperance meeting in the Orpheum
theater. The speakers will be Silas P.
Perry and Franklin Austin.
The military committee of the Senate
was hard at work this noon and will
likely have a report ready by tomor-
row morning for presentation.
Lieut. H. G.. mcfarland, U. S. N,
was a through passenger on the Am
erica Maru on his way to the Orient
to joint the Asiatic squadron.
The experts of the Legislature, en-
gagged in looking oyer expense ac'
counts, now have their desks outside
of the auditors office in the hallway
of the capital
Shriners who have patronized the
Womans Exchange, 314 Fort street
say they get better article Tor less
money than at any other curio store
in the city. Go and see for yourself
The commander in chief, captain anC
officers of II. b. NJ S. Warspite hav'
issued cards for an at home tomorrow
from $3.50 to $3.50 p. m. The boat Leaves
Brewers wharf for the Warspite a
, $3.50.
Acting upon the latest instructions
the public land office is doing business
on the same lines as prior to annexa
ton. Very shortly several parcels o
land will be offered for sale on the oil
lines.
The Star is in receipt of package o
garden seeds from the Department o
agriculture, Washington, sent by Dele
gate Robert W. Wilcox. The packag
contains the seed of lettuce, onior
. cucumber, watermelon and peas.
Word was received by the Americ
Maru yesterday that Judge George 1
Gear would appoint E. M. Boyd cler
of his court Judge Gear will arriv
by the Mariposa tomorrow. Boyd wa
formerly connected with the First Ma
tional bank.
Medical Inspector F. Rodgers VIII
has been assigned to duty on the Asia
tic squadron, a through passenger o
the America Maru, visited the navi
station this morning in company wit
Commander A. Mark, detailed as Cal
70 tain of the Port at Manila.