The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
dCnScd Notes of the Day.

There viii be no cricket today
New program at the Orpheum to-
night.
rhe Bishop of Panopolis returns from
| Maui tomorrow.
The Hongkong Maru sails for san
Francisco at this afternoon.
| There will be a meeting of the Y. NJ.
! G. A. Camera club this evening.
Rainier beer is pure. No one can af-
ford to overlook this important point in
| a beverage.
! Rooms with board and bathing at
| Wrghts Villa, Waikiki Surf bathing
and surf canoeing.
An order for 5000 worth of books for
| the Y. NJ. G. A. library has recently
| been sent forward.
Plans for the enlargement of Moana-
| lua Catholic church are being prepared
! by Father Valentine.
The first game of the new champion
ship series will be played today between
the Stars and Kams.
The Egan Dry Goods Company Fort
street, offer bargains in table linen,
towels and toweing
Ethel Dixon a charming contralto vo-
calist makes her first appearance at
the Orpheum this evening.
The auction sale of household furni-
ture at j. w. Podmores takes place al
10 a. m. on next Wednesday.
The Government band will play at the
ball game this afternoon. The usual
Emma Square concert will be omitted.
On Monday the Agent of Public
Lands will sell at auction a five acre
lot of land situate in Honokowai, Maui.
$. NJ. BallOu entertained the Ameri-
can and German members of the Joint
High Commission at dinner yesterday
evening.
Prickly heat is quickly dispelled by
one or two application of Dandruff
Il
at the Union Barber shop.
Place your orders for poultry for
Sunday dinner with the Metropolitan
Meat Company, and be certain of Sc
curing the best in the market.
A reception will be held at the Chi
nese Consulate, Victoria street on next
Wednesday from II a. m. to l p. m.
All friends are cordially invited.
The Home Bakery's Sunday dinner
for tomorrow is an excellent one in all
respects. Under the new arrangement
patrons can board very economically.
The stevedore business of Keech &
Mclean has been transferred to the
Merchants Stevedore Company of
which the members of the late firm are
officers.
l.. G. Ables has for sale a beautiful
home of seven rooms, on College street
on most favorable terms; a small cash
payment, the balance on long time at
| per cent.
President Dole will not return from
| Kauai for several days. The delay in
! returning Is due to the fact that Mrs.
Dole has been suffering from a slight
indispOsitOn.
Some theatricals are promised by the
Catholic Soldiers Club, which has its
headquarters in the building on the
grounds of St Augustine's chapel, near
Camp Mckinley.
The Chinese Consul General will hold
a reception at his residence on August,
that being the birthday of the Emperor.
The local Government has rendered the
services of the Government Band.
Next Sunday Wray Taylor will have
completed nineteen years of continuous
service as organist and choir master at
st. Andrews Cathedral. This service
has been interrupted by only two or
three short vacations.
Word was brought by the Ke Au Hou
last night that Kameo. a member of
the crew of the Mikahala died suddenly
on Kauai yesterday, just before his
steamer set sail for Nihau. Heart DIS
ease is supposed to have been the cause
of death.
Henry May e Company, Limited
/ wholesale and retail dealers in gro
ceries, tea and coffee, are successors to
j. Il. Waterhouse, H. f.. Mcintyre &
Brother and H. May & Company. Their
stores are on Fort street and Bethel