The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-13

The row in the Royalist camp Is be
coming hydrophobic.
There was heavy rainfall in the
nearby valleys yesterday.
The Gillig party, which has arrived in
New York, is expected here again soon.
Caccaeres, the smugelcr and knife
fighter. has about recovered his health.
Mrs. Cans is expected back in time TO
resume her stereopticon lectures next
week.
All Sing, gambler, was fined $50 and
$40 costs 10y Judge Robertson this morn
ing.
The case on the Waimanalo insuran' Q
Is being argued before Judge Whiting
to day.
BE sure 10 register.
The STAR acknowledges the receipt Of
public documents from the Hawaiian
legation.
Judge A. G.. VI. Robertson is the eau
Gus nominee Of the Third District for the
convention.
There was a general guffaw yesterday
over Davies report of a reign of terror
in Honolulu.
Another fine Hawaiian view has been
put in the window OF the Pacific Hard
ware Company.
Registration ,cM close april 9lst.
Sans Souci is to have toboggan slide
running into the water from the top OF
the wharf outlook.
quarterly business meeting OF the
Brewer & Company corporation was
held this morning.
In order TO UOte yOu must register
At next Thursday morning the
Councils will again take up the bill for
salaries and pay rolls.
Workmen are engaged in making
alterations in the second story of the
Postoffice building.
The moonlight excursion Of the Oahu
railroad to Pearl City will take place
next Tuesday evening.
The Adams is to leave for Port
Townsend in the morning. In all proba-
bility she will carry mail.
Minister Willis visited the Philadel-
phia this morning and received the
usual salute of fifteen guns.
Unless Kun Wun suffers a relapse or
INJURIES himself he will be able to return
to the Jail by Monday Eext.
See that your name is on the Register.
Central Union choir rehearsal will be
omitted this evening on account OF the
opening of the Feast OF Nations.
The Daily Dramatic Company an
nounces to open at the Music Hall to-
morrow evening with "Monte Cristo."
The natives up Nuuanu Valley are
excited to-day over a report that 40
mirsl Walker is about to restore the eX
Queen.
The Third District Club will enrol
men bers at the drill shed tonight iron
O'Clock up to the time of the closing o
the polls.
Jack was fined SO and SO 80 costs il
the District Court this morning TO
opening another natives scalp with
salmon can.
Several return permits for Chinese T.
: leave by the China are for boys borl
here who are to be educated i'll tn
Flowery Kingdom.
\ special meeting OF the Sailors
} Home trustees will be held at tn
: Chamber of Commerce hall at 10 &c
I morrow forenoon.
= Complaint is made that railing
needed on the mauka side OF the Wa
| kiki approach to the King street brlde
over Nuuanu stream.
: The Feast of Nations opens this ever
i ing at the Beretania street armor.
j There will be q matinee Tomorrow an
: the carnival ends tomorrow evening.
= Mr.. Marsden received another shil
n ment of toads by the Mariposa. The
will be divided between Waterhouse
q pond in Nuanuu Valley and marshes
n Waikiki.
e The Board of Registration sit an Il
|. old Legislative Hall.
Owing to the fact that many residen
+, OF the First District have made arrang
N ments to go to the Feast OF Nations I'll
evening, the meeting there will be he
' at 6:45. The polls will open at 7, al
the voting close at 80 O'Clock.
So Minister Thurston is about TO a
mex the United States to Hawaii in t
ed person OF one OF Americas loveli'
daughters? Good He deserves his f'
n tune; and may the flag soon foil
a where the lady leads.-N Y. Sun.
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~ Hours for Registration are from
a. M. TO 2 p. M. ddiiy e.rcept Sunday.