The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-20
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL
Bits Of Paragraphs that live COu'
denScd Notes Of thc Day.


tainment says decorate
Nj. eachy left for Hawaii today on
business for Bruce Waring d Co.
= Uzaki has tlag haudkerchiets and
flag lanterns for decoration purposes.
Friends of Charles c. Conley have
been looking for him since last Tues
day
Fritz Roland. captain of Squad .,
Citizens Guard, has n notice in this
issue.
Sir Robert and Lady Heron enter
tanned large party OF their friends
last evening.
Mr. Check viii say farewell to the
Junior class OF the y. NJ. c. \. on Sun
day .f ernoon.
Both sides claimed victory in a
doul,r Span'sh-American fight in the
city last night
Patients at kalalipapa have petit
tened the Board of Health for sup
ply of poi from Maui.
There are those who figure that the
United States troops will arrive from
San Francisco tonight .
Miss Iiegier has succeeded Miss
Kate Fleming. resigned. as teacher in
the ohCo' at NaiiaWao.
Mrs. :. s. kinney NAV he appointed
German teacher at the High school to
succeed Miss Boegli, resigned.
Lawyer Davis has filed his judgment
roll, amounting to $236.75, in the case
of J. c. Grilho VS.. NJ. +. Mendonca.
j. NJ. Davidson, attorney and coun-
selor at law, has card in this issue.
His office is at 200 Merchant street.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, j.
f. Morgan will sell at public auction
the Bush property ON Emma street
James l.. McCOmbe is arranging an
other sailors meeting to take place
in the Y. NJ {. \. hall tomorrow ev-
ening.
Wong Ho, Chinese dravman. was
fined $40 by Judge Peterson this NOR
ming upon conviction of cruelty to an
imals.
The Young Mems Research Club
will entertain its lady friends at the
residence of Rev. d. p. Brine this ev-
ening.
Mrs. James Berry will, on account
of i'll health, leave on the Moana for
San Francisco to he gone several
months.
Mahina, a native lad, was sent to
the reef for three months today for
stealing flowers from IA Chinamun in
| Palama.
Barney Joy was fined S25 in the po-
lice court this morning for beating up
native named Kane at Kamoiliili.
last night.
Jerusalem to Damascus ard TIE
Sea- is the subject chosen by Dr.
Berger for his lecture in the Y. NJ. c.
\. Sunday afternoon.
A coffee estate of $50 acres is offer
ed for sale, splendid opportunity
for a bargain. Hawaiian Safe Depos-
it and Investment Company.
\ big gang of soldiers have been
engaged today remodelling the upper
floor of the Bungalow for the recep-
ton to the American troops.
Two small children were found in
! Punchbowl town last night and re-
turned to their parents near Thomas
/ square. They had strayed from home.
The Waverly hall and Wilson's
circus tent have been offered to the
committee for the entertainment of
4 the United States troops while here.
All members of the entertainment
committee of the Boys in Blue" are
requested to meet at the room of the
Chamber of Commerce at 1870 this
afternoon.
/ All bids for building the new school
houses were far above the estimates
and it has been decided to open the
competition again. Figures will be
solicited on ten and twelve room
structures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker left
this morning on the Kinau flor Ha-
wall. They will make their home on
their estates there at least for the
present summer.
The executive committee of one
hundred request a full display OF
American flags and bunting on the
buildings and streets of Honolulu
Also on the shipping in the harbor.
10 Charlie, the young son of DR.. A
McWayne, was accidentally run over
by hack at the corner of King and
Alakea streets yesterday afternoon
His left leg was broken in two places
The Semi-Weekly Star was issued
this morning and sent to it's numer
the Semi-Weekly is So per annum
Single copies, 5 cents. On sale at al
! the book stores.
Attention is called to the summa
ry of the annual report of the Sur
Life Assurance of Canada for which
Bishop & Co. are the agents. It's fl
nancial condition is beyond question
and other features offered by thi.
company make it very desirable tC
persons wanting life insurance.
: CORRFCTTON