The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-15
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

no NdDlneJ meeting loudNs
Sugar stil Az; market firm.
Fun change OF program at the Or
| pheum tonight
Kams and Artillery will play ball at
Makiki this afternoon
Ed Towse has been commissioned cap
| tain ON the staff of President Dole.
| Place your orders for Sunday pOul-
| try with the Metropolitan Meat Com
| pany.
A long flag pole was taken up Manoa
this morning for the new Castle resi-
| denCe.
Rev. w. A. Gardner will preach at
the Christian church tomorrow morning
| on True Heroism.
| Do not miss seeing Posts and Mar
| ions serio-comiC drama, Euchered, at
the Orpheum tonight.
| Natives We're started to work this
morning painting the roof Of the Ha-
| waiian Opera House
The New England Bakery and Candy
| Company manufacture all kinds of
| bread, cake and candies.
| Egan Dry Goods Company are show
ing complete line of mems furnishing
goods, at very low prices.
| Glorine, the serpentine dancer, left by
| the Australia for San Francisco. She
has just fulfilled an engagement at the
| Orpheum.
The usual concerts will be given by
l
noon and at Makee Island tomorrow
| afternoon.
Many people will sit up tonight to
| hear news by the kinau from the Vol
cano The Hilo liner should be in by
| IL o'clock.
A large consignment of chickens were
| received by the Transit for the Homo
lulu Stock Yards Co. Corner Alakea
and Queen streets.
| Rev. G.. l.. Pearson's subjects at the
Methodist church tomorrow will be The
Witness Of the Spirit and The Exceed
| ing Sinfulness of Sin.
| Thompson Brothers are the greatest
manufacturers of 81, "a 30 and IS, mems
shoes known McInerny's shoe store
| holds the agency for the Islands.
| Charles j. Ludwigsen was a passen-
ger by the Australia yesterday for the
| Coast. He goes up on business and
pleasure and will be away about six
| weeks.
| The Australia was given an old time
| send-off yesterday afternoon. An i'm
nmense crowd was on the dock and the
! band played until the steamer moved
into the stream.
The Gospel of Hope and Jesus, the
| Light of the World will be the subjects
| of Mr.. Kincaids sermons at Central
| Union church tomorrow morning and
evening respectively.
| Mrs. Kay, a wealthy lady of Chicago,
! who has spent three years quietly here
studying the Hawaiian language, music
and customs, sailed by the Australia
yesterday for home.
The United States legation will be
moved from the Peacock to the Robert
| Levers residences in Waikiki. This is
on account of the changing of the for
mer into a beach hotel.
| Andrew Brown failed before he left
| to appoint a chairman ad interim of
the Board of Fire Commissioners. I'm
| del a section of the law, however, Min
ister King is signing the vouchers of the
board, thus bridging the difficulty.
w. G.. Irwin signed Sidney Boyd's
bond, in the sum of $500, to appear in
the Circuit Court here in August as a
witness against George Wade, the man
| accused of the murder of William Gill
lespie.
The enga cement of Lieut.. O'Shea,
who was here for several weeks on the
transport Tacoma, with horses for Ma
Mia, and became quite well known, to
Miss Lou Holcomb, of Oakland, was
announced on the Sth.
John A. Moore principal of the Wal
| luku Government school, writes that
the Honolulu contingent would rendez-
vous at Los Angeles on July 8. He had
a pleasant passage over but had to pay
| $40 extra for his room.