The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-19
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that GiYe Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Road Supervisor w. H. Cummings is
ill.
E. w. Kelly is the new master of the
bark Mohican.
The Union barber shop has added an
other chair
mail was taken by the Solace to-
day for the Coast
Get your moneys worth by going TO
the Orpheum tonight.
This is members first view night at
the Kilohana Art League.
Frank S Dodge is better He gets up
for an hour each day now.
Jack SIZZLING is i'll i'm the Queens hos
pital. He has a touch of pneumonia.
concert Will be given by the band
| in Thomas square this evening. There
will be moonlight.
1t is planned to have Holy Ghost
ceremonies in the Catholic church yard
tomorrow evening.
The baseball game tomorrow after
noon will be between the Rams and one
of the Battery teams.
Honolulu Chapter meets tomorrow.
Saturday evening, for work on the
Mark Masters Degree.
Olive Branch of Rebekahs, odd Fell
lows, will give a poor mans social in
Harmony hall this evening.
l. H. Truschler, shoemaker, may now
be found at the Occidental hotel. sec
ond door on Alakea street.
Purser T. A. L. Masterson of the
Carmarthenshire now in port was for
merly purser of the Belgian King.
John j. Egan has retired from the Of
flee of manager of the j. ]. Egan Com
pany. G. NJ. Whitney will succeed him.
Bicycle mud guards for rainy days,
and bicycle sundries for everyday, is
the subject of A. w. Pearson's adj to-
day.
L. NJ. Vettelsen left by the w G.. Hall
this morning to assume his duties in
connection with the Maunalei planta-
! ton.
James F. Morgan has cottage on
| Vineyard street to let. 1t contains TWO
bedrooms, parlor, diningroom and
| kitchen.
Another lecture in the University ex-
! tension course will be delivered by Pro-
| fessor Rolfe at the High school this
evening.
George H. Robertson, Judge A. W.
| Carter and DR. Peterson We're depart
ing passengers by the w. G.. Hall this
morning.
Miss Juliette Smith, sister of w. o.
| Smith, is engaged to j. X. Farley, tax
assessor of Kauai. Miss Smith resides
at Koloa.
Commencing next Monday, DIR. Mort
will be located in the cottage on Bere-
tania street, formerly occupied by DR..
Raymond.
Hector Bergstrom, brother of James
| w. arrived by the MOhican last night
from San Francisco. He will remain
in Honolulu.
There will be no tennis this after
noon on account of the rain. Players,
hours and courts tomorrow, will be
| those scheduled for today.
At noon tomorrow James F. Morgan
will sell A shares of Pioneer Mill Com
pany stock at auction. They are frac-
tiOnal shares of the new issue.
The Bergstrom Music Company have
received a new shipment of gramo-
phones, records, music boxes and
Checkering and Kroeger pianos.
1t is a pleasure for the Pacific Cycle
and Manufacturing Company to show
the merits of the Sterling bicycle as
they believe what they say about it,
All persons are requested to turn in
their temporary receipts from the Olaa
Sugar Company, Limited, and get their
certificates of stock and cash balances.
A meeting of Kona Sugar Company
stockholders was held yesterday. Man.
ager COerper submitted most encour-
aging report on cane planting and con-
ditions in general.
e. c. Macfarlane and B. Hecht left
on the w. G. Hall this morning for La
haina to visit the plantation of the Plo-
neer Mill Company, into which Hecht
has bought so heavily.
The Carmarthenshre will sail about