The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-06

company ~; tOnlRnt AT lou.
Company II, 1880 tonight.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ,
1880 tonight.
PIANOS.
L. B. Kerr; New England Pianos.
DRY GOODS.
N. s. Sachs; 500 Fort street.
Murata & Co., Hotel and Nuuanu.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bay Horse Restaurant.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Company ID meets tonight for
drill.
Company A elected two members
and had drill last night.
A business meeting of Company
II is called for this evening.
N. S. Sachs calls attention to
new goods in this issue.
The Miowera will fall due next
Monday from Vancouver.
l.. b. Kerr will give away
$50. dollars piano to purchasers.
Gustav Schaefer has been elected
life member of the Y. M, &. A.
Hawaiian Lodge meets this even
ing for work in the third degree.
Tomorrow at noon, Morgan will
sell surreys, phaetous aud dog
cart.
See Romig's "Chain OF Redemp-
ton" at the Christian church to-
night.
The band will play OH the
grounds Of the Executive building
at 4:3o.
Pat Curtis has taken the oath
and applied for naturalization
papers.
An open meeting will be held by
the American League next Thurs
day evening.
The Bay Horse restaurant will
open in a few days; Hotel and
Bethel streets.
The first section of Cook S tourist
party left by the Alameda Thurs
day for the Coast.
Rev. Romig will speak Of 1.-The
Chain of Redemption" at the Chris
tan church this evening.
A house is being built at the
head of Chaplain Lane for c.
Klemme. He will open grocery
store.
Rev. Peck's lecture on "Chinese
Gordon" and Switzerland" will
take place at the First M. E. Church
this evening.
The Y. M. c. A. orchestra had
another very interesting practice
Thursday evening. There was a
full turnout.
Fritz Rowald of E. o. Hall &
Son has been quite i'll for several
DAYS. The trouble is congestion
Of the lungs.
Rev. Romig's definition of Eter-
nifty during his sermon last night
was a bit of descriptive eloquence
seldom equaled.
Murata & Co. have received new
goods from the Orient. They
manufacture straw hats for ladies
and gentlemen.
Col. McLean's lecture on the
Battle of Waterloo" will begin at
o'clock at the Y. M. c. A. to-
morrow evening.
Rev. Father Gallagin Of Chicago
reached Honolulu from the Col
onies on the Alameda yesterday
and will be a visitor to Molokai.
Terrill was slightly injured in a
wheeling accident at San Diego.
He was one Of sextuplet pacing
team and the rear tire of the big
machine exploded.
James Aylett, who left the Nat
ional Band during the trouble in
Chicago, writes that he will return
) on the SIS. Australia, and will be
: glad when he reaches Honolulu.
A member Of the upper House Of
the Legislature and two Other
prominent New Zealanders were
E entertained by Attorney-Gene
. Smith while the Alameda was in
port.
r Mrs. ]. G. Checker has writer
from England thanking Honolulu
friends for the favors extended te
her late husband prior to his de
cease. Mr.. Checker died in DR.
e Mel ennan's house.
!. The House members will hav,
the report of the Registration Ac
: and Great Seals committee before
i. them next week. There is talk o
introducing resolution that III
more bills be introduced after thu
latter end of next week.
a PERSONAL.
Governor @. ID. Frceth left b.