The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-10
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Fair weather is promised for tomor-
row.
Natives are killing Marsden's toads
at Moiiili.
The Star also will take a holiday
tomorrow.
The Board of Health is in session
at o'clock.
The 'Meteors" will light the Wal
kiki road this evening.
Ed Gilsey was fined 81 today for bat
tering his mother-in-law.
There will be 300 more chairs at
Makee Island next Sunday.
Chapman will supply the lunch at
the Park tomorrow. Enough said.
Band will play on the grounds of
the Executive Building at 1880 o'clock
Manager Payne will run extra cars
tomorrow to accommodate the Park
crowd.
The ID minstrels had spirited re-
hearsal at Professor Berger's Tuesday
evening.
The Board of Health is down to a
president and three members in the
country.
The H. A. A. C. has decided to hold
its twenty-five mile relay wheel race
on July 4.
The dramatic entertainment will be
given at st. Louis College on Satur-
day evening.
Lahl Sing may be sent for by the
Hawaiian circus. When last heard of
he was i'm Toxic.
There was a great confusion of
tongues on steamers this morning.
, Central was all right.
Cunha is already called the Dark
Horse" in the mile handicap race on
bicycles for tomorrow.
J At the race track tomorrow, tickets
for both grand stands must be pur-
chased at the ticket office.
The Wall.Nichols candle will be
lighted at s a. IN. tomorrow. Every
body may see it touched off.
1t is confidently predicted that sew
eral trotting records will be lowered
at the Park Track tomorrow.
Before adjourning the Hawaiian Ev-
angelical Association condemned Sun
day shooting and band concerts.
The friends of the "Manoa Wonder"
expect him to give good account of
himself in the bicycle races tomorrow.
Honolulu will have three big liners
from Yokohama during June. The
extra, the Gaelic, will call on the 18TH
The Kilohana Art League exhibit
ton was open again Tuesday evening
and was well patronized by it's friends.
1t is said that Fred Angus, Charlie
Hyde and Frank Grace will faithfully
assist all of tomorrow at the Punahou
picnic.
There is really very little betting on
the races. This, however, does not in
dictate to certainty any lack of in
terest.
Rattan chairs that are so comfort
able as to make you want to stay at
home are for sale by the Wing Wo
Chan Co.
The S. S. Doric, with w. o. Smith
and DR.. c. b. Wood aboard, was enter
ing the port of Yokohama AS the
Coptic was leaving.
If the readers of The Star want
Wall, Nichols Co. piano they must
hand i'm their guesses before s o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Hilo protests against having Cocoa
nutIsland used for quarantine pur-
poses. All who have visited the beauty
spot will quite agree with Hilo.
j. NJ. McChesney may sell his MAXI
XII property at a fine figure. The offer
is made by gentleman who wishes
to erect four story hotel on the lot
At the regular convention of Mystic
Lodge X. of p. this evening there will
be work in the second rank. All elig-
ible are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
People are beginning to realize that
McChesney's Honolulu Soap is what
it is represented to be, and every day
shows that its sterling worth makes
sales.
The Rev. Mr.. Lytton, of Missouri,
who visited the island year ago, will
arrive on the Australia TO assist the
Bishop of Honolulu in the Cathedral
services.
! 1t is said that one of the cameras