The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-09
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CONSULAR NOTICE.
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs That Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.

The Waverly club elected fifteen
new members on Saturday night.
S. Ahmi, the wealthy Maui China
man, is visiting the city on business
Kaalol<ai was fined ST in the police
court this morning for battering his
wife.
Miss Kanoho will sing a new solo,
"Time win Tell" at Emma square,
this evening.
Quite large party of Punahou and
Waikiki people spent yesterday on
Tantalus' heights.
Ben Kaluna is on trial in the police
court this afternoon on the charge
of malicious injury.
The remaining four numbers OF the
Portfolios have been received and are
ready for distribution.
Quarter bread made for particular
people by particular people. at the
German Bakery. Fort street.
Star readers who have subscribed
for the full set of Portfolios are re-
quested to call for same at once.
Colonel Fisher has ordered an I'M
portant meeting of the officers of the
National Guard for 1920 this evening
1t is stated on board the Bennington
that the Alert will arrive here in the
next few days from Central America
Her Britannia Maiesty's Consul Cen
eral has notice to British subjects
in this issue.
Electric lamps in the trees on the
Hawaiian hotel grounds will be re-
paited. The colors will arrive by the
Zealandia.
Pioneer Mill ranged from $205 to
500 on the bourse today. Politics
and the war scare have not effected
the stock apparently.
The Supreme Court today confirmed
the conclusions of the Probate Court
of Kona in the matter of the account
of the Akana estate.
Wilson's matinee at the circus on
Saturday afternoon was a big fnan-
cial success. The tent was filed with
ladies and the little folk.
Professor Koebele and Harry Mist
returned yesterday from Kauai. The
former went over to look up the work
of the toads on that Island.
Sam Marks, an eX-attache of the
circus, was fined so and costs in the
police court this morning for assault
and battery on Bert Wilson.
The occupants of runaway hack
on King street at S o'clock this morn
ing succeeded in escaping without in
jury. a Chinaman was driving.
Irwin d Co. have received no advi-
ces as to which of the local boats will
arrive from San Francisco on Wednes-
day. They expect the Iealandia
The Temple of Fashion has received
new goods which they are offering at
prices that will interest purchasers.
Ask to see that ten cent counter also
Morio, japanese. was given six
months on the reef by Judge Peterson
this morning for the larceny of doz-
Ell rings and other parapharnalia from
a native woman.
In order to make room for an i'm
mense stock to arrive from New York
the n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Company.
Limited. will, for one week only. sell
draperes at cost.
This week at Jordan's annual clear
ing sale shirt waists are offered from
% cents to 81. Former prices, Is
cents to SO. Also a new line of fine
grass cloth just received.
The body of the late Robert Cowes
will arrive on the Zealandia. The re-
mains will be escorted to the family
residence by a detachment of George
w. De Long Post, G. A. r.
j. Hopp & Co. make and fit awnings
all sizes. all colors and all prices, at
the same and in many cases cheaper
than they can be ordered at the Coast
They are a great temperature regula.
| tor.
The Supreme Court has refused tc
consider the exceptions in the case OF
the Oahu Lumber and Building Com
pany VS.. All Yok ct al, being a suit
to recover possession of the two story
building next to tn e postoffice OF
! Bethel street.