The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Rits of Paragraphs that tive Con-
GenSed Notes Of the Day.

There win he no sitting of the Sen
ate either tomorrow or Monday.
MIR. Wilson announces another tug
of war pull at the circus this evening.
J. l.. travis has taken charge OF the
Oakland bureau of the san francisco
Chl DIisle.
The Sons of ST. George win give Il
grand reception and bail in about
two weeks.
The choir of the Second Congrega-
ton Of ST. Andrews will practice his
evening at S O'Clock.
The fence around the Judiciary
building is beng torn down and re-
placed by a stone curbng.
"Is There Anything New will he
Mir. Cru2an's subject at Central Uni
on church Sunday evening.
EaN allan Lodge No. p. +. & \. NJ.
meets this evening at i:30 o'clock
Work in the third degree.
Williams photos have certain style
and individuality about them, that
makes his work so pc lar.
Rev. j. \. Cruzan 'onsented to
lead the mems meet' in the Y. NJ.
c. \. at O'Clock, Sun afternoon
The windows of Horns bakery dis
play three handsome wedding cakes,
the handiworli of Mr.. Herman Horn.
Officers of the Mohican write their
friends that they will soon be here on
the Philadelphia on their way to Ma
Mia.
Hawaiian Mission Children's Socie-
ty will meet tomorrow evening at the
residence of Professor IIosmer, Puma
hou.
Monday will be an informal holiday
from 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Gov
eminent offices will close at that
hour.
An order was issued yesterday af-
ternoon for the regiment to turn out
at 2:15 on Monday for Memorial Day
parade.
The great bargain sale at l.. y.
Kerrs is under way, and crowds are
taking advantage of the low prices he
is making.
The new cottage adjoining the Ha-
waiian hotel and now occupied by DR..
Anger, is to let. Possession given on
June 18th.
Representative David II. Kahaulelio
is an applicant for a license to prac-
tice law. He was a school teacher
Tor many years.
The members of George W. De Long
Post, No. As. &. A. r., will attend Ii
vine services at the First NJ. f. church
on Sunday evening, May 20.
Mr.. +. o. Wall has associated him
self with his brother, Mr.. \. c. Wall,
in the dental business. Their office
is in the Love building, Fort street.
The Semi-Weekly Star was issued
early this morning in time to go in
the inter island mail Single copies
at all news stands at scents per copy.
Nothing is so irritating as an i'll
fitting shirt. Those you get at The
Kash are made of the perfect fitting
system, and you will keep in good hu-
NOR.
Pupils of Kamehameha schools and
their friends are selling tickets in the
the city today for the concert to be
given in the gymnasium tomorrow ev-
ening.
On Wednesday, June list, at IL
o'clock noon, James F. Morgan will
sell at public auction, ten wooden
buildings, comprising the old immi-
grafton station.
At noon on Saturday James f. Nor
gan will sell at auction lot of con-
crete fence posts and bases, at the IL
dietary building, by order of the Min
lister of Interior.
Until further notice trains will run
to Waialua, leaving Honolulu at $40
p. m. daily; will take passengers and
freight. Returning, will arrive In
Honolulu at :23 a. IN.
BY order of the underwriters Jas.
Ia l..,l1 / II
damaged merchandise, at the ware
house of II. Hackfeld & Co., at the Pa.
cific Mail wharf, at 10 o'clock tomor.
row morning.
The Minister of the Interior gives
notice that Saturday, June 18th. be.
ing the commemoration of the birth.
day of Kamehameha I, it will be OBJ
served as public holiday and all the
government offices throughout the Re
public will be closed.