The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-13
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL,
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Company d meets this evening at
1880,
Nierra and Jackson will take their
vaudeville show to Maui and Hawaii.
The capital stock of the Pahala
Sugar Company will be increased
| 100000.
The program for this evenings con-
cert at Emma square is published
elsewhere.
Ed. Suhr has purchased the Corn
well residence on Judd street at pr
vate sale.
James Dcdd. who sailed by the Mo
vera, will visit Portland and San
| Francisco.
There will be meeting of the
Boarl of Officers of the Officers club
! this evening.
Rev. E. X. Brown preached to IA
large congregation in Central Union
yesterday morning.
The new assistant secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. \. will be expected by the
MCana on May 22nd.
The lunch served by George Lycur-
gus at the track on Saturday was
satisfactory in every way.
Entries for the tennis tournament
will close tomorrow evening and play
| ing will begin Wednesday.
On account of the funeral OF Emil
Berger the band did not play at Ma
| kee Island Sunday afternoon.
The outfit for the Sunday school
picnic of the native churches on Sat
urday included 1000 poi bowls.
In collision of hacks in Union
street Saturday night a lady was
thrown out and slightly injured
The great and unapproachable
Dante at the Opera House on Tuesday
evening. the 14th. Magic up to date.
Foreign fabrics are not exclusive
with merchant tailors. Call in and
see the Stein Bloch clothing sold by
McInerny.
The grove near the mill was used
by the native Sunday school children
for their picnic and outing at Waanae
on Saturday.
In the all-day cricket contest on
Saturday the team captained by A..
st. NJ. Macintosh won over Herbert's
team by As runs.
\ top notcher" is the term applied
to any hat of the latest style. The
Kash always has them. and you pay
nothing for the label
Frank Godfrey issued a very neat
program of the races. Some of the
tips" vouchsafed by it gave many
people cramps however.
The Princess Kaiulani has kindly Of
fered to take charge of the flower ia
BILE at the St. Andrews fair, on Sat
urday next The fancy table will be
in the hands of Mrs. Campbell
In the Labrador OPIUM smuggling
case bail of Captain John Haalle,
James Carter and Albert Weinreich,
has been fixed at $500 each.
When your bicycle needs repairing
try the Honolulu Cyclery You will
not pay any more for IA careful job,
and will deal direct with the man
who does the work.
A. X. Weir had a joint of one of
his fingers taken off a few days ago,
by getting it caught between the
wheel and body of a wagon, while
the vehicle was turning.
zach" Gibson, the man who drove
Creole and Irish Lassie, proved him
self to be an excellent horseman. His
quiet and gentlemanly manner has
made many friend in Honolulu.
Paul Neumann's rig ran away from
the residence Friday morning and
was caught at Cyclomere. There was
no one IN tne venice ana only SllSnl
damage to the outfit was sustained.
The u. S. S. Bennington will leave
for San Francisco within an hour af
ter the arrival of the U. S. S. Mohican
and will carry the mails, providing
the S. S. Peru does not arrive il
the meantime.
Mrs. L. Arleigh, late of Sharples:
Bros, the great Philadelphia dry
goods firm. has on exhibition at b. F
Ehlers & Co., samples of art needle
work, which must be seen to be ap
preciated. Classes are being form
ed and applications for membership
should be left there.