The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Circus tonight. Extra program.
Company A ball on Thursday even
ing.
Company b, n. @. H., will not drill
this evening.
The Legislature is to be in session
ten days longer.
The treasury statement for May APP
pears in this issue.
7. o. o. +. Decoration Day will be
on the 13th or 18th.
July this year, like Memorial Day,
will fall on Saturday.
G. w. st. Clair was arrested Monoay
on the charge of gross cheat.
The band had large audience at
Emma Square Monday evening.
Mail for the Australia tomorrow af-
ternoon will close at 3 o'clock.
Five Chinese were arrested Monday
night for having opium in possession
Orders for the June Regimental
shoot for medals will be issued tomor-
row.
\ couple of lady tourists took some
snap shots of the police Monday after
noon.
The kilohana Art Leagues exhibi-
ton will be open from to 0 this
evening.
The complete report of the wide
tire commission will be found on .hc
fourth page.
A Japanese laborer WI, run over by
cane car Mt Kahuku late Monday and
badly injured.
June IL, with its vista of fine horse
racing is now the date pasted in lots
and lots of hats.
The II. A. A. c. Field Day is likely
to be postponed till fall on account of
the base ball season.
The Tramways Co., have changel
the Nuuanu valley time table. See
notice in this issue,
The new lunch rooms of the Wo-
.h-n's Exchange are having II good
amount of patronage,
Another Chinaman was arrested
Monday night for conspiracy to evade
the immigration laws.
Il.
plantation is payable at the Office of
NJ. $. Grinbaum Il Co.
The June number of "The Paradise
| of the Pacific rs out. 1t is an excel
lent issue in every respect.
Fifteen Portuguese with families or
single are wanted for plantation work
by w. G. Irwin d Co., Ltd.
The showery weather is merely an
experiment on the part of the re-
| spected clerk of the bureau.
President Dole was a trife under
the weather this morning and did not
| apear at the Executive Building.
vi tlt poV vi NV oaPahesc PdSSeh-
gers due to arrive on the Toya-Maru
only so to 100 are contract laborers.
Mrs. A. ID. Fireman. has filed pc
tition to be declared voluntary bank
rupt. Liabilities are given at $1,000.
Itoga, Japanese, was arrested Mon
day afternoon for posting steamer an
nouncements on an electric light pole.
The Hawaiian members of the
Honse were photographed TINS niu.i
* in front Of the Executive building
The books for the bicycle events 81
| the June II program opened NJ
Thrum's at p. IN. and will close next
Saturday.
The band will play at the Hawaiian
hotel this evening as a compliment TO
passengers to leave by the Australia
| tomorrow.
On Saturday there will be chance
to see how the regulars can play ball.
They have been practicing hard to
meet the Rams.
Case of Levers g. Cooke, VS.. l.. An
drade, assumpist, Judge Perry has
found judgment for plaintiffs in the
sum of $226.95.
The new Company d Minstrel COM
pany is in active rehearsal. VIM. Shar-
lock can now do walkabout in the
new long shoes.
Deputy Sheriff Sheldon will get
about 5000 net out of the Henrietta
| opium seizure. The money will he
paid over on Wednesday.
A Chinaman paid $50 In the Dis
+, trict Court this morning for having
opium in possession. He was arrest
ed at the Tong Hing Society.
Henry Vierra and Charles O'er-
sinner win leave this afternoon for
Spreckelsville to act as end men III
the minstrel show to be put ON there
In the the case of G. D, Mangas
gross cheat, mol pros was entered thu
morning, defendant having made sat.
isfactory arrangements with the plain
tiff.
In the matter of George w. Mac
farlane VS.. John A. Cummins and w
G. Irwin, TO enforce specific perform