The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that give Con.
denScd Notes Of the Day.

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Australia bright and early tomor-
row morning.
Band concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
this evening.
Graduating exercises of the High
school tonight.
The Jubilee program will be dis
tributed free.
Some definite treaty news may be
expected tomorrow.
Mrs. J. b. Atherton returned on the
w. G. Hall Sunday.
w. II. Rice and G.. n. Wilcox are
city visitors from Kauai.
The yacht race on Wednesday morn
ing will start at o'clock.
Superintendent of Public Works
Rowell returned from Maui on the
Claudne yesterday.
The Benedicts won over the Bachc-
lors in the cricket match on Saturday
by a score of 60 to 35.
Five barges from the Naniwa gave
very pretty boat drill exhibition on
the bay this morning.
\ bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of M.Knudsen today. Mother
and son are doing nicely.
Police Judge Wilcox had an unusu-
ally light Monday morning docket.
Only eight DRINKS responded to roll
call.
Judge Perry has approved the ac-
counts of the estate of j. p. Kuia and
ordered the discharge of the admins
traitor.
The members of the Vice Versa Card
Club will gather at the home of Miss
Harriet Levers this evening to play
euchre.
The Executive Committee of the Ju-
bilee celebration will hold an import
ant meeting at the Hawaiian Hotel
tonight.
Captain Bergman, commander of
the marines on the Philadelphia, was
in command of the battalion ashore
this morning.
The Myrtle and Healani boat houses
will be open to friends on Wednesday
morning when the regatta takes place
in the harbor.
The Honolulu Diocesan Magazine
has been received. 1t contains an ac-
count of Bishop Willis visit to Samoa
and Tonga.
The De Koven Singing Club will re-
hearse this evening at the Y. NJ. C. A.
The club will take part in the Fourth
of July celebration.
\ couple of very well-known young
society people are to be married be-
fore the end of the month: The we'd
ding will be private.
The Government band will play at
the boat houses during the regatta in
the morning, and at Kapiolani Park
during the sports on Jubilee Day.
w. a. Henshall, attorney for Mrs.
Froboese, today filed a waiver of ali
mony. The court ordered G. Frob-
boese to pay $22 alimony and $50 fees
of counsel before the 3Oth inst.
Mrs. Beardslee, wife of Admiral
Beardslee, will arrive from San Fran
cisco next week on short visit. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Beardslee may return
home together to the States in July.
On account of the Jubilee holiday,
H. May d Co., whose store will be
closed on that day, will deliver grocer
les at Waikiki tomorrow (Tuesday)
instead of, as usual, on Wednesday.
The three-masted schooner C. J.
Thayer arrived from Gray's Harbor
this afternoon, with a full cargo of
lumber for Lewis & Cooke. She was
25 days on the way. This is her first
trip to this port.
Messrs. May & Co., Lewis & Co., II.
e. Mcintyre & Bro, and Chas. Hustace
give notice that their stores will be
closed on Wednesday, June 20, for the
celebration of the Queens Diamond
Jubilee.
The Honolulu Iron Works and Mar
ion teams contested in the tug of war
tournament Saturday evening. The
former won in nine minutes time. The
Moanaluas defeated the Pakakas in
twenty minutes.
The Crimson Rim Syracuse bicycle
was the wheel chosen by John II.
Wits for his long ride from San Fran
cisco to New York. During the ride
the wheel needed no repairs. The tire
was only punctured once. See ad,
page 5.
WILL STOP OFF HERE.