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

|
| the Orpheum?
Australia early tomorrow with later
| mail and news
George H. Paris left for Hilo today on
a business trip.
The finance statement for May is
published in this issue.
The band played for the Palama kim
dregarten this morning.
Judge Gardner X. Wilder will be in
| town until next Tuesday.
Stop at the Owl Lunch Wagon and
take home hot chicken tamale.
A very acceptable concert was given
by the band at Emma Square last even
ing.
The Thermometer reached "a yester-
day, which was the highest for this
| year.
Minister J. A. King will return by the
Kinau Saturday from the Volcano
| house.
The exports of coffee from 1lo dur
ing May were 4253 pounds, valued at
1894 II.
There was not a session of the Cab
met today and no business in Executive
| circles
Business of the Circuit court will al
most certainly be finished up in the
next three days
| 1t is this afternoon at 9 o'clock that
the Catholic ladies' society will meet on
| important business
The Dairymen's Association receives
pure fresh milk and cream daily. They
always have sweet milk.
! Lewis & Company advertise Pekoe,
! the latest acquisition to their extensive
! list of fine favored teas.
| Seats are now on sale at Wall,
| Nichols Company, for the performance
! OF "OthellO," Saturday. June 10.
Harry Armitage has taken two newly
furnished offices in the Campbell block,
| opposite Peacock x Companys.
The opening of bids for the construC-
ton of sewers, Honolulu, is postponed
| from June | to June S, at noon.
Sherman got away on the Doric. He
| got a ticket, had a passport, received
the aloha of his creditors and left.
! The n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Company
make it a hard and fast rule not to be
undersold by any store in the Islands.
| Tomorrow at 10 o'clock James f.
| Morgan will sell at auction at the
MottSmith building, a lot of new rat
! tan ware.
| Charles j. Faneuf yesterday assumed
his new duties as deputy sheriff of Eva
district. George Sea is deputy sheriff
| Of Waianae.
| The members of the Y. NJ. C. A. will
give a reception to its members and
young men friends on Thursday evening
next, at 1880 o'clock.
Hiram Bingham, Jr. has resigned the
pastOrate of Palama chapel He will
become the chemist of the American
| Sugar Company.
Unless something very important
comes up in the meanwhile, there Will
not be a meeting of the Board of Health
! tomorrow afternoon.
The president of the Board of Health
asks for tenders for supplying the Lep-
er Settlement with poi Bids will be re-
ceiyed until noon, July 5, 1899.
! Colonel Gilbert F.. Little is attorney
for defendant in the case of Charles j.
! Fishel VS.. George A. Turner, ejectment
now on before the Circuit court here.
| Edward POLITE will be expected by
! the Australia tomorrow morning. He
will arrive, provided he has not been de-
! tanned by certain Hawaiian stock deals
| in the East
The Amateur orchestra will meet for
rehearsal this evening at the residence
of T. May, Kinau street. Every mem
! Der must be present so as to begin play
| ing at o'clock
Henry Smith has posted a notice to
attorneys that cases to come before the
June term of the Supreme court must
be i'm by the II, or they will go over TO
the September term.
The Bergstrom Music Company and
the Hawaiian News Company make the
announcement today that from now on
they will give a discount on all "popu-
lar sheet music
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Board of Missions is being held in Cen
trail Union church today. There was a
session this morning and will be an
other this afternoon.
Transfers of stock in the McBryde