The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-17

Minister of the Interior King will
90 to Hilo tomorrow.
l.. l.. McCandless is back from
business trip to Maui.
Peerless typewriters. Hawaiian Cy-
Gle and Manufacturing Company.
Thomas Carey has entirely recover
ed from his long spell of sickness.
John D. Spreckels recently had an
audience with President Mckinley
\ moonlight concert will be given
at Thomas Square tomorrow evening.
Capt. Paul Smith has been chosen
Commander of Company \ for another
year.
Mrs Oliver p. Emerson has return
ed from a visit to friends living on
Maui.
\ good program has been arranged
for the Emma Square concert this
evening.
Judge Perry is hearing the case of
Dr. Raymond VS.. the Paia Plantation
Company.
Read the Malt-Nutrine ad of the
Hollister Drug Company on page 3 Of
this issue.
When the Doric sailed sugar was
quoted at 5-16c. On the 9th and 18th
11-pOn
w. II. Rice, Jr., of Kauai, is in the
city. Mr. Rice will be married to Miss
Girvin next month.
The Kamehamehas defeated the
Lisbon team at base ball on Saturday
by score of 10 to Z.
The Choral Society will not meet
during the summer months, the next
meeting being booked for the middle
Of September.
Capt. Fernandez raided a game in a
cottage near the baseball grounds
shortly before midnight, and captured
nine of the seventeen players.
Wall, Nichols Company advertise
ladies' belts at half price, and books
at any price during their annual
clearance sale.
All those who have subscribed TO
the Kewalo bicycle track are request
ed to be present at the Chamber of
Commerce at 1870 o'clock this even
ing.
! p. G. Camarinos, the owner of the
California Fruit Market, was recently
Iadiudged insane at San Francisco. He
was sent to the Agnews Insane Asy-
lum.
| Mrs. Kia Nahaolelua, who accom-
United States. returned by the Doric
today.
The Sterling agency carry a full
line of bicycle sundries, Christy and
Hunt hygenic saddles, tires, pumps
cyclometers and lamps.
Four deserters from the Philadel
phia were captured by Officers War.
rem and Kiloona this morning. They
fought hard for liberty and tore theil
captors' clothing.
The steamer j. A. Cummins carried
a jolly party of excursionists to BirC
island yesterday. The National Quin
tette Club accompanied the party and
provided music.
Rev. L. Byrde of Kohala filled the
pulpit of the Second Congregation OF
st. Andrews Cathedral yesterday
Rev. Alex. Macintosh was unable tc
attend on account of illness.
The contract for the Pail road was
awarded by Minister of the interior
King this morning to Wilson & White
house, the figure being $37, 500.
Medeiros & Decker are forming sui
clubs for the convenience of thos,
who desire tailor-made clothing OF
the easy-payment system. Read ad
Decomposed lava soils are particu
larly adapted for the growth of pine
apples. Hawaiian Fertilizing Com
pany suggest some excellent point
for those interested in this CROWN!
industry.
The visiting japanese were shown
through the various Government in
situations on Saturday morning b,
I Attorney General Smith, Drs. Herbert
Day and Wood. The Insane Asylum
Hospital and leper receiving station
at Kalhi were among the institution
visited.
The petition of James F. Morgan
and others to the Minister of the In
terror, protesting against the issu
ance of a license for a Chinese ant
| Japanese lodging house on Reretani