The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

No circus this evening.
There were twenty-tbrec Grand
Army men in line.
The tax office has notice 10 tax
payers in this issue.
The session of the Legislature will
be extended ten days.
4. May has mortgagee's notice of
possession in this issue.
The decorations for the opern house
. arrived on the Australia.
The Cleaners are in session in Cen
trail Union church at $3.50.
Company II will hold its annual bus
mess meeting this evening.
w. w. Dimond has an interesting
nd for housekeepers in this issue.
Ice water at the cemetery was very
acceptable TO those in the parade.
Work was started this morning on
the new range of the Sharpshooters.
The band will give the usual con-
cert at Emma Square this evening.
The Healani Sunrise Society has
taken in three more active members.
George w. Macfarlane will be ex-
pected by the steamer Thursday morn
ing.
A deserter from the L. S. S. Adams
| inl. aH ha Cat
night.
Edwin 4, Jones holds =. c. Jones
power of attorney during the latter's
absence.
Sergeant Ferry calls a special drill
of second battalion recruits for this
evening.
Domingos Ferriera is in chokry
again. This time he is charged with
profanity.
Nine Chinese were arrested by
Lieut.. Hart yesterday for selling goods
on Sunday.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o. f.,
meets tonight for work in the Initn-
tory degree.
New features will.be introduced in
the performance of the circus tomor-
row evening.
The six ''five-round" shots may
challenge half dozen of the best
Sharpshooters.
j. +. Figueredo, the Portuguese
clerk at the post Office, has piece of
land in Liliha street for sale.
popular young employe of the |
Telephone Company is said to be n
recent heavy investor IN Eva.
The Kamehameha Alumni and First |
Regiment base ball teams will cross |
bats next Saturday afternoon.
All the graves of prominent persons
in Nuuanu cemetery We're decorated
by loving hands Saturday afternoon.
All Ching stole II watch; Koon ing
made away with another mans So.
Both We're arrested Sunday morning.
Lieut.. Needham arrested three Chin
ese Sunday morning and charged
them with having opium in posses
sion.
New fresh furnishing goods and low
prices are the order of things for the
coming week at X. Furuya's on Hotel
street.
Captain Miller of the brig Lurline
was acquitted at Wailuku' of the
charge of taking Ira Van Camp out
of the country.
Brass, nickel, silver or gold plating
can be done by j. r. Lund as thor
oughly, neatly and as cheaply as at
San Francisco,
Tickets to the A company ball, to be
given Thursday evening, will admit as
many ladies as the person holding the
ticket chooses to take.
Good jewelry slightly worn or brok
en- can always be made as good as new
by A. II. 4. Vierra with Brown IL
Kubey, Arlington Block.
Twenty eight Chinese and four Por-
tuguese We're arrested late Saturday
night on the charge of gambling. The
latter were pitching dice.
II firm wants to keep trade they
must cater to the wants of their pat
rons. Medeiros a. Decker ask that you
rive Their stock n thorouah insDect ion |
Beginning tomorrow the Hawaiian
Hardware Company will for time
make special display of hanging and
piano lamps. A new shipment was
received by the Australia.
Vierra's wash-house scene will be
put on at Spreckelsville next Satur-
day evening. Special trains will be run
from Wailuku, Kakului, Paia, Port
Yokohama and Hongkong.
The Japanese goods to be sold by
Morgan on Wednesday morning will
be on exhibition all dry tomorrow.
Some of the finest goods ever import
ed to this country will be disposed of
at this sale.
New arrivals pre- always welcome TO
the Hawaiian Islands and new goods
should receive the same attention and
courtesy If the prices are right.
Brown & Kubey have some new
that will take your fancy.