The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-05
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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! pheum this evening.
The winner of the cake walk at the
Orpheum will be decided tonight
A special meeting of the Cabinet will
be held at o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Minister Of the Interior has a by
authority notice to mariners in this is
sue.
The wedding of Prof. ]. w. Yarndley
and Miss Clymer will take placed the
| goth.
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, X. of P. meets
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. Work in
Second Rank
Sam Lederer states that fireworks
from his stock were not used at the dis
play last night.
Dozen of stringed orchestra and one
brass band were around serenading all
of Monday night.
]. X. Burkett of Koloa, arrived by the
Mikahala Sunday for a two months
stay in Honolulu.
| Emil Berndt of Company F, n. G.. H.,
was yesterday made corporal by Cap
tain H. F. Ludewig.
The full subscribed capital of $4,000,
900 yen of the Yokohama Specie Bank
has been fully paid.
Mrs. Dexter has sold her homestead
in Richards street to Senator George
n. Wilcox for $4,000
and young are for sale by the Honolulu
Stock Yards Company.
! Charles II. Rose of the Wilder's
Steamship Company, is recovering from
severe attack of typhoid
E. Colt Hebron will act for ]. j. Egan
during his absence from the Islands,
under full power of attorney.
General Young and staff called on
| President Dole at the Executive build
| ing at IL o'clock this morning.
| Admiral Kauhane will receive a
prize as the best decorated individual
in yesterday mornings procession.
The cafe branch of the Home Bakery
| is closed during alterations They will
run the bakery department as usual.
| A special meeting of the stockholders
| of the Bank of Hawaii is called for
Wednesday, July II, 1899, at 1880 o'clock
a. m.
The Peerless Preserving Paint Com
| pany have disposed of their interest in
the house painting business to ]. H.
West.
The Concordia band took a wagon
cite yesterday afternoon and went out
| serenading. All of their friends were
visited.
Mrs. F. Schimmelpfinneg tainted in
| the big crowd at the corner of King
and Richards street early yesterday
| morning.
Will Fisher remarks that the 4th has
passed and advises people to look into
| the merits of Pawaa tract as a resi-
dence site.
Miss Benjamin, representing the New
| Chronicle, and a magazine writer of
| Chronicle, and a magazine writer or
! reputation is a passenger on the Sher-
idan for Manila.
| Linn B.. Porter, the we'll known au-
thor left by the Kinau today for visit
to the Volcano and other points of in
terest on Hawaii.
Joe GalianO has taken charge of the
Hawaiian hotel barber shop. He was
formerly with the Silent and Union
shops of this city.
An assessment of ten per cent on the
assessable stock of the Honolulu Rapid
| Transit Company is called, payable on
and after this date.
Herring, Lynch and Matsuda, the
three men pardoned by the Council OF
State on Monday, were released from
Oahu prison yesterday morning.
At a meeting of ladies held Monday
afternoon, the details of the reception
of Mrs. Mills at Oahu college next Sat
urday afternoon, were perfected.
A little girl who had gotten too close
to the netting in the grandstand at Ma.
kiki yesterday was struck by the bal
on foul tip and quite badly hurt.
Officers of the Argentine man-o'- wal
have been spending the day walking
and driving about town. The men are
thoroughly enjoying their stay here.
Mrs. Joseph B. Atherton will receive
from 4 to tomorrow afternoon in honor
of Mrs Stockbridge, Mrs. Annis Mon
tague Turner and Mrs H. E. Cooke
A concert of American anthems anC
airs was given by the band in Emma
square Monday evening. Hawaii Pono
was played in the latter part of the
program.
M. d. Monsarrat, commissioner, ha!
a notice in this issue of the sale at auc
ton of the Morris estate, on Saturday