The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-20
NEW ADvEHTIsEMENTs.


Sang Chan: Tailor, 81 Hotel st.
MEETING NOTICES.
Company G; tonight at seven.
Company B; tonight at seven.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
All military companies out at
p. III.
No meeting OF the American
League this evening.
DR.. George H. Hubby, dentist
has a card in this issue.
L. Andrade will build a SINAI
slaughter house at Iwilei.
Marshal Brown will be able t,
resume work next week.
The Willis reception this after
noon will continue from a to 6.
The second section of Cooks ex
cursion will arrive by the Australia
tomorrow.
]. 7. Warehouse is still on tn,
mend and will be out again in {
few days.
The Y. M. c. A. orchestra will
have rehearsal at the regular houl
this evening.
The band played OH the grounds
Of the Executive building at q p,
m. yesterday.
The sale of the Club Stables pro-
perty was postponed today until
next Monday.
Everybody is expected to be
present at the New England dinner
tomorrow night.
The report that Marshal Brown
will resign is canard. There
is no truth in 1t.
Wirth's Circus band will play for
the balloon ascension at Remond
Grove Saturday afternoon.
Sang Chan, tailor, can be found
at Ga, Hotel street. Clothes made
to order at reasonable rates.
The crown silver and glassware
to be sold at Morgan's place Mon
day will be on view Saturday.
Tickets are out for the third
Smoker" of the Honolulu Cricket
club. 1t is to be the best yet.
Sam Champagne, charged with
assaulting John Hall, was released
Thursday afternoon on $50 bail.
The flag pole at the Diamond
Head signal station fell down last
night. 1t will be replaced at once.
Mrs. A. S. Willis has not yet re-
covered the use of her sprained an
kle, and still depends upon crutches.
A Jap named silva and a native
called Lono were locked up last
night, both charged with insanity.
Kris Baner, deserter from the
Babcock, was arrested this morn
ing by Officer Hilbus aboard the
Bien.
J. L. Carter & Co., Waring
Block, have a beautiful assortment
of painted fern pots for sale at rs
cents each.
The case of Sam B. Champagne,
charged with assault and battery,
was put off from this forenoon to
next Tuesday.
A special dinner will be given at
the Hotel on Saturday evening"
music by the Quintette club, fol-
lowed by dancing.
DR.. Suen will lecture before the
Chinese-English Debating Society
tomorrow evening on the subject of
Physiology"
1t is the intention Of John A.
Hassinger to soon make a trip
abroad. He is still confined to his
home at Pearl City,
Zamloch's benefit entertainment
next Monday evening will be under
the patronage and presence of Pre-
sident Dole and wife.
The apprentice who deserted
from the Aldergrove is now trying
to ship either for California or in
the Inter-Island service.
Deputy Sheriff Cox of Waialua
is on his way to Honolulu to ex-
plain at Police headquarters the
details of last nights riot.
Overtures have been made to
Lahl Sing of Wirth's circus to re-
main in Honolulu as gymnasium
trainer. He has declined.
Col. V. V. Ashford is expected
to return to Honolulu from San
Francisco as soon as he can travel.
At present he is still quite i'll.
J. F. Colburn's application for
permission to open a market on
Maunakea street will be considered
by the Cabinet tomorrow morning.
Capt. Hingley, Company 7, Citi-
Zens' Guard, wants a challenge
from any other Citizens Guard
company for lehman rifle match.
John Hall, the hypno list, who
was "hypnotised" by Sam Cham
payne Tuesday evening is still in
the hospital. He is getting better.
All Pythian Knights should re-
member the social and hop at Oahu
hall this evening in honor of the
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