The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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| Go the the Orpheum tonight and be
| highly entertained.
| w. G.. Irwin has gone on a business
visit to Kilauea, Kauai.
| The band had a record audience at
Emma Square last evening.
The sports program for the 4th of
July is published in this issue.
The steamer w. G.. Hall reports a
great deal of rough weather on the Kau
coast.
August Drieir invested $22, 900 yester-
day in Hawaiian Electric Company's
| stock
The American Maru sailed from
| Hongkong for Shanghai, Yokohama and
! Honolulu, June IS.
Wray Taylor calls a rehearsal of the
Amateur Orchestra for 1:45 this evening
at the Y. NJ. c. A.
| r. NJ. Duncan 113 Kahumanu street is
| prepared to fill orders for filling in law
| land and terracing.
The adjourned meeting of lawyers to
! form a new Bar Association will be held
tomorrow afternoon.
| The Government is negotiating with
| Wilder d Company for better steamer
facilities to Molokai
At o'clock tonight commencement
exercises will be held at the Kameha-
meha School For Girls.
The Triangle Literary Club had a de-
bate at the Y. NJ. c. A. last evening on
the subject of cremation.
James f. Morgan is being besieged
with applications for stock in the Palo-
| 10 Land and Improvement Company.
The Battery is further strengthening
| its team for the contest with the IA
mahamehas next Saturday afternoon.
| Honolulu Chapter will hold a special
cOnvOcation tomorrow evening at 1880
| o'clock. Work on Past Master Degree.
N1yi11
! Tuesday for a round trip on the Clau-
dine, in the hope of recuperating her
health.
Tickets have been issued by George
Hons at Wailuku, for the meet of the
Maui Racing Association next Tuesday,
July 4.
The band played on the wharf from
IL to IL this morning complimentary to
passengers sailing by the Coptic for the
mainland
An assessment of per cent on the
stock of the Kamalo Sugar Company
Limited, has been called. 1t is due and
payable July l.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Lowrey were vel
coined home last evening from Japan
| They went over with one of the parties
in the early spring.
The Honolulu Stock Yards Company
have just what you want in mules
horses and vehicles. See list foc sale or
page l of this issue.
The stock books of Haiku Sugar Com.
pany and Paia Plantation Company
will be closed to transfers from June q
to June 80, inclusive.
On next Saturday, July l, at u O'Clock
noon, Will e. Fisher will sell at auction
valuable real estate by order of Vic.
toria S. Ellis, administrative.
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. E. Parmen,
ter of the navy, who are we'll knowr
L.
Coptic. They came from Manila.
The family of the late Daniel McCor
riston have a card of thanks in this is
sue to the friends who assisted then
during their recent bereavement.
Leave 4th of July orders for ice
creams and sherbets at the New Eng
land Bakery. They also make all kinds
of cake and delicious box candy.
The band will play dirges at Kawaia
hao church next Saturday during tn,
time the remains of the late Queer
Dowager Kapiolani are lying in state.
Indications are that none of tn
troops returning from Manila will pas
Honlulu. They will all go to Nagasak
and take the great circle route to Sal
Francisco
Herbert B. Gehr, the new Kohala ant
Hilo Railway promoter, gave a farewell
dinner at the hotel last evening TO
few friends He sailed by the Copti
for San Francisco on business.
The Janet Waldorf Company opened
its Asiatic engagement at the Public
Hall, Yokohama, June Is. Accordin,
to the japanese papers the first enter
tainment was a success artiStically
though only moderately successful
financially.
e. o. Hall & Son have received a hi,
shipment of Rambler wheels whIci
they offer at the low price of $45 each