The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
The Man from Hilo.

! Baseball at Makiki at $3.50.
Order poultry from the Metropolitan
| Meat Company.
Willett d Gray estimate the current
sugar crop of Cuba at 900 tons.
Charles f. Schermerhorn has accept
ed position with James F. Morgan.
Road Supervisor Cummings hopes to
be at his office Monday after an illness.
Captain Frietsch, the lone mariner"
has sold his schooner the Coke for 5000.
Mrs. Walter Maxwell was welcomed
yesterday after an extended trip
abroad
| A full change of program at the Or
pheum tonight. Go and see The Man
| from Hilo.
! Rabbi Levy's lecture on Jews will be
delivered in the Y. NJ. c. A. next Tues
day evening.
Iwakami has received a fine assort-
ment of fancy shirts, which is offered
at low prices.
Cricket practice will be held on the
grounds Of the British consul from 2:SO
this afternoon
A sailor became obstreporous at the
Orpheum last night and was elected by
officer Jackson.
Olive Branch, Rebekah, l. o. o. F.,
installed it's new officers last evening
and had a social.
The Fourth cavalry band gave short
concert on the grounds of the Hawaiian
hotel last evening.
Notice is given that j. w. Montague
is no longer connected with the Homo
lulu Drug Company.
The Australia expected early Mon
| day morning, Will bring several Gays
| later mail and news.
| Men are at work on Alapai street and
the new beach road, preparing the bed
! for the electric railway.
A. G. M. Robertson Will appear as at
| torney for Hay WOdehOuse in the police
court, Monday morning.
! A return match race by Myrtle crews
! will be rowed tomorrow morning in the
| ALT Rogers and the Myrtle.
The Honolulu Drug Company want a
bright boy about fifteen years of age,
| to attend their soda fountain.
Fine stationary for foreign CORE
spondence in tablets, from 10 to 80
cents, at the Golden Rule Bazaar.
A. NJ. Ball, formerly a boatbuilder
\ here, is in town. For two years he has
had charge of the saloon at Kahulul.
W. o. Smith sat in place OF Chief JUS
tce Judd in the supreme court today on
the appeal case of the Kahuku rioters.
Regular concerts will be given by the
band at Emma Square this afternoon
| and Makee Island tomorrow afternoon
| A Chinese laborer was run over by a
| cane car at Waianae yesterday after
noon and died short time later of his
! injuries.
During the absence from the Islands
of f. w. Jordan, his brother, r. A. Jor-
dan, will act for him under full power of
| attorney.
A new plate glass, in place of the
one broken by the Argentine sailor was
today installed in the window at Wa
| terhouse's.
The steamship companies represented
here, announce that after August LIST,
booking fee of $40 will be required from
passengers.
j. f. O'Connor will guide party
limited to five) to the vent of the re-
cent volcanic outbreak. Apply at 63E
King street.
Senator John Wright, who sailed by
the Aorangi yesterday for the main
land, has been in very poor health fol
several months.
The reception to Mrs. G. 7. Mills al
Punahou will have continuance from
to this afternoon. All friends, young
and old, are invited.
The young peoples societies of the
various churches will hold union ser
vice in the Christian church, Sunday
Eevening at $3.50 o'clock.
The Honolulu Stock Yards Company
have lot of fine stock, which arrived
by the Ceylon. Inspect them at tbs
corner of Alakea and Queen streets.
Chaplain Oliver C. Miller of thu
Fourth cavalry, will preach at the
Methodist church, corner of Beretanit
and Miller streets, at IL a. m. tomorrow
At a short meeting of the Commits
sioners of Agriculture held yesterday
arrangements were made for importing
seeds of various kinds for distribution
A. S. Humphreys will contest tn,
right of Fred Harrison to hold the Kaa
laval lot sold today, he being boil
seller and highest bidder. The attor
ney's bid was next to that of Harrison
Theo H. Davies & Company, Limited
are agents for the Canadian-Australiai
Royal Mail Steamship Company, max
ing regular trips to this port and con
Meeting with the Canadian Pacific Rail
road at Vancouver.
Henry Vierra and Togo Jackson viii
spend the money received from their 4tl
of July float on a Chinese dinner, to b
given to a number of friends at tn