The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

New program at the Orpheum to-
night.
Morgan advertises two sales of real
estate in this issue,
The band will not play at Emma
Square this afternoon.
Daughters of the Revolution will
meet at 10 a. m. Monday.
Refrigerated poultry on hand at the
| Metropolitan Meat Company.
Violet Dale will appear in the role of
Paul in The Octoroon tonight.
See how the gent oman from Ger
many arrives tonight Ht the Orpheum.
Another excellent dinner tomorrow
| from to o'clock, at the Home Bakery
Jafe.
Sugar is again down to 4Es. This is a
| lrop of about four points per hundred
pounds,
L. A. Thurston and wife sailed by the
| Marposa yesterday afternoon for the
mainland.
| The l X L has for sale at a bargain,
! 4 large standing Office desk, in good
! condition.
The Stars and Artillery team will
| ross bats on the Makild diamond this
afternoon.
In the Police court this morning Kee
Keong was fined $50 FOR having opium
n possession.
w. II. Rabbit will probably pitch for
he Stars in the baseball game at Ma
6il<i this afternoon.
Mr.. Brooks, the lawyer will sail by
he Doric for Manila, where he will
ocate permanently.
This is the evening of the reception
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kleugel in honor of
their silver wedding.
Pupils of Mr.. Damon's school had
heir annual sports on the grounds of
Oahu college this morning
Lawyers will meet in the room tenn
oorarily occupied by the Supreme court
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Big production of The Octoroon to-
night, by the McVay Company. New
scenery and special effects.
DR.. Emerson's new official title is
second deputy port physician" DR..
Wood being the first deputy.
The band played for the march of the
n. G., H. to Makiii last night. Rain in
terfered somewhat with the drill.
Banker C. M. Cooke returned by the
Doric last night from business visit
to Oakland and San Francisco.
Dahlstrom, a Honolulu man with the
Oregon regiment, will be discharged on
the Coast and will return to this city.
At meeting last evening the alumni
association of Kamehameha school for
Girls was organized and officers We're
elected.
The proposed moonlight dance at Re-
mond Grove this evening, has been
postponed on account of unfaVorabe
weather.
| The benevolent union of the Catholic
church will meet Monday evening for
the purpose of adopting the constitution
and bylaws.
Oahu Lodge, x. of P. gives notice of a
meeting to morrow at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
to attend the funeral of the late brother
Daniel McCorriston.
Congressman Mondell and wife We're
seen off on the Mariposa yesterday af-
and new Honolulu friends.
Alfred Benjamin & Company's clothes
cost about half the price of made Ito
order clothes are almost as good. See
them at The Kash and be convinced.
The Sachs Dry Goods Company quote
some very low prices in their space in
this issue. They say they are not SELL
ing below cost but are giving their GUS
toners the benefit of well bought goods.
Have you heard the new Hawaiian
hymn? Words and music by Valentine
Stewart and f.. A. p. Newcomb, re-
spectiYely. For sale by the Hawaiian
News Company, Limited, at 25 cents per
copy.
The treasurer of the Haiku Sugar
Company and Paia Plantation Compa-
ny gives notice that the stock books of
the above named companies will be
26th inst. to Thursday, the Goth inst,