The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-22
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
bod play on at the Orpheum.

Good play on at the Orpheum.
The band will play as usual in Emma
square this evening.
| DR.. r. b. williams, of Eilo. is on a
visit to the metropolis.
The handsome furnished residence of
j. j. Egan is for rent. Apply to Will
+. Fisher.
Two more large Oriental houses are
| going up on River street near the St.
| Louis college.
Mrs. Southland Hoffman and Miss
| Hoffman leave on the China this even
ing for San Francisco.
Contracts have been let for refresh
ments for the Victoria ball. The Home
Bakery will supply the supper.
young man who has had expert
ence in office work, is wanted. Address
| Stating age), "A" Star office.
Harry Murray writes from Malolos
that he and all the other Hawaiian
boys in that neighborhood are well.
The First Regiment, n. G.. H., return
ed early this morning from the encamp-
ment over Sunday. at Remond grove.
James F. Morgan will sell the entire
household furniture of the Club hotel
at auction, on Thursday next. May 20.
There will be a meeting in the hall of
the Waverley club tomorrow evening
of the general committee on Victoria
ball.
w. X. castle ana COlOnel Albert
Whyte, returned Saturday night from
Hawaii, where they had been on bust
ness,
Elsie Adair is a through passenger by
the China for San Francisco. She is
returning from a short visit to the
Orient.
The Sterling bicycle is a comfortable
companion, which the Pacific Cycle and
Manufacturing Company, cheerfully
endorse
Imakakoloa, native child five years
old. died at Kaliki-uka Saturday from
burns accidentally received the day
previous.
This evening the Hoyt and Mckee
company present THE Stranger in New
York at the opera house. Curtain
rises at $50.
Up.to noon today 300 persons had reg
istered to vote at the coming election.
The list has pulled up a great deal in
the past week.
e. c. Macfarlane Bert Hecht and
Fred Wundenburg, returned Sunday
morning from a visit to the Pioneer
Mill Plantation
The Missionary Cleaners will give a
lawn party on next Saturday afternoon,
May 9th from to o'clock, at the
home of w. r. Castle.
meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce is being held this afternoon to
consider the report of the special COM
mittee on Omaha exposition
H. p. Baldwin, w. E. Beckwth, S. T.
Alexander. w. l.. Hardy and F. H
Hayselden and wife, arrived by the
Claudine Sunday morning from Maui.
Subscribers to the stock Of the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit and Land Company,
are requested to call for their certifi-
Gates at the companys office, All Fort
street.
meeting of the promoters of the
new stock exchange hold a meeting
this afternoon to receive the report of
the committee on plan of organization
and rules.
Ben Burns known all over the Islands
wherever the latest songs and the
choicest bon mots of the vaudeville
stage have gone, leaves by the China
this evening for the Coast.
The death of a child named John
Cummings, aged two years and four
months, residing in Emma street, was
investigated by the coroner. The cause
of death was found to be commissions.
b. F. Dillingham;, promoter, gives
public notice in this issue of the open
ing of the subscription list for the
McBryde Sugar Company, Limited. The
lists will be open on Friday and Sat
urday May 26th and 9th, all subscrib-
ers will receive a pro rata amount OF
their subscriptions.