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

Circus matinee at 3 o'clock.
Kams. VS.. First Regiment at $780,
Luke Kee has notice in this issue
An infant daughter of Lieut.. Hart,
police. died this morning.
Bruce Warning has recovered from
his recent illness and is on again.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. e
II. Wodehouse died this morning.
DIR. Whitney will lead the service at
the Y. NJ. G. A. hall tomorrow evening.
Rev. S. j.. Dcsha of llilo will preach
AT Kawaiahao church tomorrow morn
ing.
Oahu Lodge, X. of r., meets tonight
at O'Clock; work in the Initiatory de-
gree.
The police and Company G will have
their final shooting contest this after
noon.
Concert at Makee Island nt 3 to-
morrow afternoon. See program else
where.
Another meeting of the Portuguese
committee will he held tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Desk room is for rent to anyone who
win devote most of time in the office
See adv.
n,,l, la. 81,
police Friday night-a native foe in
vestigation.
The Warrimoo should be along to-
morrow with three DAVIS later news
of the world.
Helen Lane and A. X. Aong were
quietly welded at the Catholic Cathe-
dral Friday evening.
w. w. Dimond recommends the Cur
ney improved refrigerator as being the
best in the market.
Rev. ID. p. BRINE will preach at the
Palama chapel at 1890 tomorrow even
ing. Mrs. Turner will sing.
Col. Mclean wants two or three
good painters from the volunteer
companies for II few days work.
win Rathburn has been appointed
deputy tax assessor and col ccior of
Koolauloa to succeed Barenabu.
At 1880 tomorrow evening at Cen
trail Union church Rev. c. w. Hill of
Hilo will preach on Home Missions.
Professor Simmons, the worlds
famous silt dancer at the circus to-
night. Entire change of program.
S. Ozaki, Japanese dry goods, fancy
goods and furniture, has new and
attractive advertisement in this issue.
Y. NJ, c. A, praise service $3.50 p. m.
Sunday evening. Subject, "A Ques
ton that All Must Answer. Mat.
27:22.
No concert at imma Square this
afternoon on account of the engage
ment of the band at the base ball
park.
The first prayer meeting held at
Palama chapel last evening was quite
II success. w. A. Bowen was the
leader.
The Palama Sunday school will be
organized at 9:45 tomorrow morning
with Mr.. ID. w. Corbett as superin-
tendent.
The Kamehameha School Cadets
marched in body to the Sunday
school convention at Kawaiaho Church
this morning. The school band led
the parade.
Tickets for the play to be given at
st. Louis college next Saturday even
ing were placed on sale in the drug
stores this morning, and may also he
had of the pupils,
A couple of friends of the late Z. l..
Dodge, the first foreigner to be II
cholera victim last fall, visited his
grave at Halawa Cemetery and appro-
priately decorated it.
Rev. Garvin will give an illustrated
lecture at the Christian church at $
o'clock Sunday evening, on the sub
ject: THE Bible Compared with An
Client and Modern PHILOSOPHERS"
The Japanese cook at the Station
House, prisoner, escaped Friday
night. He went by way of Iwilei and
Quarantine Island to the Japanese
steamer in port, on board of which he
was found this morning.
The climate of the Hawaiian Islands
is such that leather will last but
comparatively short time, such being
the case the best is none too good, es-
pecially when it is made up into har-
ness. Fred Phelps hand made harness
is of the best oak tanned.