The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-05
NEWS IN A NUTSH ELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes Of the Day.

Tug of war tournament at the BIS
tol Pavilion tonight.
Rev. J. NJ. Lydgate will supply the
pulpit at the Christian Church to-
morrow evening.
The whole district of Kohala turn
ed out last Sunday to attend thefuner-
al of the late Frank Spencer.
At the Methodist Church tomorrow
morning will be held the third quar-
terly Sacramento service and love
feast
II. s. Tregoan & Son have been
awarded the contract for making the
uniforms for the National Guard of
Hawaii.
\ watch chain and charm has been
lost. Finder will return charm to
Manufacturers Shoe Company and re-
ceive reward.
The Central Meat Market suggests
that while you are doing your market
ing you order a pound or two of de-
licious breakfast sausage.
The annual sermon on "Foreign Mis-
sions will be delivered by Rev. j.
Leadingham at the Central Union
Church tomorrow evening.
Capt. Birmingham. supervising in
srectOr of steam vessels ON the Pacific
Coast. has decided that gasoline YES
sells may carry passengers.
Capt. w. E. Wall and j. b. Gibson
of the Sharpshooters, made scores of
IS last month. F. b. Damon and \.
c. Wall fell a point below this.
The United States battleship Con-
cord is evidently coming this way, as
mail for the officers and men aboard
her is arriving on every steamer.
w. Pfotenhauer. administrator of
the estate of Kong Leong, doing bust
ness as zee Chong, of Honuapo, Kau,
Hawaii, has a notice in this issue.
There is never but one best, and the
Hawaiian Cycle and Manufacturing
Company claim that for the Peerless
! typewriter and the Hawaii bicycle.
The Alden Bessie had hard luck GO
ing up She was becalme six days a
few miles outside of the Farallones,
and three days more inside of the ISL
ands.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
this morning from three weeks va
cation on Molokai. e says the isl
and is almost dried up from lack of
rain.
THE Problems of Poverty in Homo
lulu" will be the theme of the sermon
preached by Rev. Douglas p. Birnie at
the Central Union Church tomorrow
morning.
Williams Art Studio does so much
college and class work that they know
just what kind of photos please the
graduates. This is the best time to
make appointments.
f. c. MacfarIane, through his attor-
neys, Kinney & Balou today demur-
red to w. w. Dimond's bill of COM
plant. The attorneys for both sides
have agreed to argue the demurrer
on Wednesday morning.
While Company b men were shoot
ing at the Kakaako military range
yesterday afternoon, an Swear old ma
tive lad who had stationed himself
marking, was shot in the right arm.
The wound is not serious.
The Italian bark Giuseppe, Capt
Sciaccaluga, which has been charter
ed to load sugar here for New York,
arrived in San Francisco on the gath
ult. She put in at Valparaiso to dis
charge part of her cargo, and had
hard voyage around the Horn.
If you are in the dairying business
for profit and wish to increase this
profit, with greater satisfaction to
yourself and those who partonize you,
W Pi'iSi w ih"NV pu1ucl III prefer
ence to buying it, read the Hawaiian
Hardware Company's ad on page 1.
Mr.. Frederick Yates has painted
lifc-lille portrait of Hon. Charles r.
Bishop, which is now on exhibition at
the Art Association in San Francisco.
He has also painted C. p. Huntington,
and is at work on a portrait of Mrs.
Huntingdon He has a portrait in the
Salon this year which has been ac-
corded good position by the hang
ing committee.
GOSPEL MEETING.
A. A. Hobson will speak at the Cos