The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.


gather this evening.
Chris Willis has left the st. Louis
baseball team. His place in the field
has been filled by Aiwoli.
DIR. Sinclair's application to practice
medicine has been favorably reported
on by the medical examiners.
Harold Dillingham; will accompany
his brother, Walter Dillingham;, to
the United States in July.
In another column is published a
correct time table of the arrival and
departure of foreign steamers.
DIR. Monsarrat's report shows that
297 head of beef cattle have been
slaughtered during the past week.
In the new advertisement of shoes
on page 3, McInerny says: "Grace is
to the body what good sense is to the
mind"
The regular monthly meeting of the
First Company of Sharpshooters will
be held at company headquarters at
1880 p. m.
The police drill in special tactics
that had been planned for tomorrow
morning on the WAIKIKI grounds has
been declared off.
1t will take majority of the votes
cast by the military officers to elect
Major Saturday night, and not %
votes, as is generally understood.
Benson, Smith & Co. Male Cream
as an eradicator of freckles, eruptions,
sunburn and tan, those facial blem-
ishes most dreaded by the fair sex.
The Board of Health call for ten
ders for the purchase of hides and
tallow, as well as tenders for supplies
for the six months ending December
81, 1897.
Those desiring Jubilee badges for
the 23d can leave their orders at n. S.
Sachs, E. w. Jordan's or Z. A. Jacob
sons store or with A. NJ. Hewitt at
w. S. Luce's auction store.
Thomas Hennessy, assistant to Sec
rotary Charles Wilcox of the Health
Department, has been obliged to give
up his position because of i'll
health. Secretary Wilcox will appoint
successor.
The ladies comprising the Hooulu
Hoaala Hui were unsuccessful in
choosing a new treasurer this morn
ing. The matter was deferred until
the next board meeting.
There will be especial meeting of
the Honomu Sugar Company at the
Office of C. Brewer & Co, Limited, on
Thursday, June oath. at Q a. m. \
full attendance is requested.
DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Howard, Mrs.
Mooney and son, Miss Woods, Otto
Schmidt and Fred Macpherson are
booked to sail on the City of Picking
for San Francisco on June goth.
The Peru brought the sad intelli-
gence to Editor w. r. harrington of
the Advertiser of his fathers death in
Maine. Mr.. harrington senior visited
the islands just year ago and won
large circle of friends.
United States Consul General Mills
will leave for Washington, as soon as
his successor, William Hayward, ar
rives, which will probably be within
the next fortnight. Mr.. Mills is not
fully determined upon his future
plans.
The retiring President of the Ha-
waiian Mission Children's Society will
make his farewell address at meet
ing of the society to be held in the
Central Union Church parlors tomor-
row evening. The annual reports will
be heard.
Admiral Beardslee said today that
everything is in statu quo as regards
the change of United States cruisers
in the Honolulu port. The Baltimore
will relieve the Philadelphia in this
port as soon as she has her repairs
completed on Mare Island.
j. T. Higgins, who has large coffee
interests on Hawaii, returned to Hon
olulu on the Kinau yesterday morning
after two months stay on the plan
tation. He viii return to the planta-
ton the last of the month and Mrs.
Higgins will accompany him.
On Wednesday, June 30th, at 10
o'clock a. m, j. r. Morgan win sell at
public auction at his salerooms, Queen
street, various Samoan and Hawaiian
scenes in oil and water colors and
black and white by Mr.. J. d. Strong.
The paintings will be on view at the
salesrooms on Monday and Tuesday,
June 2sth and Goth.
Voters ShOuId RagiSter now.