The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits OF Paragraphs that Give Con-
drnscd Notes of the Day.

The new program at the Orpheum
/ takes we'll
| There will be a meeting of the Com
missioners of Education this afternoon.
! j. T. Warehouse received plenty of
! fresh fruits and vegetables by the Aus
| trala.
Sugar was 4% May 4. This is a
further advance of an eighth over last
! figures
Ascension day services will be held
at st. Andrews cathedral at 1880 this
evening. ...
Nolte received his usual supply of
frozen Eastern oysters by the Austria
liza today.
Important business will be transact
ed at the meeting of st. Andrews guild
| this evening.
The Board of Health has decided to
establish a branch store at the Molo-
kai settlement
Camarinos received an extra large
supply of deliCacies on the Australia
this morning.
r. Mikamura, NJ D., consulting
rooms at No. APT Nuuanu street, has
card i'm this issue.
DR.. A. c. Posey, of Kentucky has
been granted license to practice medi-
cine in the Islands.
Henry May 6 Company. received a
full supply of ice house fruit and Vege
tables, ex Australia.
Captain Parker drilled the foot po
lice on Union square this morning. The
Mounted patrol drilled at Makiki.
j. M. Sims has been appointed milk
inspector for the district of Honolulu,
to act under Food Inspector Shorey.
This is the afternoon of the reception
by Mrs. Joseph A. Gilman to meet Mrs.
Hawley. The hours are from 8 to s.
Professor Rolfe will give another lee
ture in the University extension course
I OF AZ 10Th
Company A win elect "A captain on
Saturday evening, on account OF the
expiration of Captain Paul Smiths
commission
A position is wanted by an expert
epced carpenter who is capable of TAX
ing charge of work. Address ID, care
of Star office.
Frank Godfrey was fined $25 yester-
day afternoon for neglecting to respond
| to summons in the kahuku murder
| case jury matter.
]. w. Mason. the Olaa coffee man and
| Hilo pioneer, returned by the Australia
| today from business visit to Califor-
mia and Colorado.
Bert Peterson will return by the Am
erican Maru this evening. His wife
| goes East as a peaCemaker, and he viii
| join her there in the autumn.
A strong movement is under way to
| revive baseball. A meeting will be held
| tomorrow evening at the Hawaiian no"
| tel to reogani2e the old Star club.
On Saturday James F. Morgan will
sell at auction by order of w. M. Gift
| fard, on account of departure, one fine
carriage horse, surrey and road cart.
A special dinner and dance will be
given at the Hawaiian hotel Saturday
evening, in honor of the new guests.
The quintette club will furnish music.
The certificates of stock in the Olaa
| Sugar Company, Limited, will be ready
| for delivery ct the office of b. F. Dill
ingham on Monday May Is. See no
tice
! In addition to their usual full line of
| ice house fruits and vegetables, Lewis
& Company received by the Australia
| this morning poultry and a fresh sup
| ply of Lowney's bon bOns.
william Fernandez. who was clerk
| in the United States Consulate during
I the incumbency of Ellis Mills. returned
| by the Australia today from San Fran
cisco, where he has lived about two
| years.
Captain Phillip M. Lydig. of the Z.
! S. commissary department. will sail by
! the Gaelic tomorrow for the mainland
The four months old daughter of
| Charles Clark will be buried this after
noon. The child died yesterday.
The Engineers battalion, which was
! located here, was mustered out at San
rrdhClSCo Oh w euneSudy, may 81 IL
was stated there that fifteen men would
return at once to Honolulu, they hav-
ing secured positions in various lines
| here.
All the members of Hoyt and Nc
KEGS "Trip to Chinatown" Company,
| nineteen in number, will be the guests
of Managers Ada Dow Currier James
III. Love and Frank L. Hoogs at to-
nights performance of "Pygmalion and
| Galatea' at the opera house tonight
The meeting of the Christian workers
! will be held on Friday afternoon, May
| II, at 1880 o'clock, at the Y. M. C. A.
hall. The meeting will be led by Mrs.
ID. u. Sheffield, who will speak on "Mis-
sion Work in North China" A cordial
invitation is extended to all to be pres
ent.