The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-01
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denScd Notes of the Day.

Sugar remains at 49s. The market is
firm.
The band will play at the Hawaiian
hotel this evening.
The new bill at the Orpheum pleased
all. Same program tonight.
The addition to the station house has
been built up to the second floor.
There will not be session of the
Commissioners of Education this after
noon.
Remainder the baseball game between
the Kams and Battery teams Saturday
afternoon.
The Bergstrom Music Company, Lin
| tied, sell pianos on installments of $40
per month.
| quorum not appearing, no meeting
of the Board of Health was held yester-
day afternoon.
J. p. Eppinger, the Yokohama hotel
man, is a through passenger by the
Gaelic for home
With Hopp & Company bedroom set
means a well finished set of seven pieces
of solid oak or ash.
II. Schultze of the firm of II. Hackfeld
& Company, and Wife, returned by the
Gaelic from Germany.
Wray Taylor calls Il rehearsal of the
Amateur orchestra for 1:45 this evening
in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall
Cali at f. O. Hall & Son, Limited, and
see the L. S. trip. 1t costs only 81 %
and you will be pleased.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
mention a few of their leaders in their
advertising space in this issue.
G. Afat, Nos. $50 and 1872, Nuuanu
street announces cut prices on dry
goods and notions in this issue
VIII f.. Fisher has but a few lots in
the Pawaa tract left. Terms $3.50 cash,
balance ON monthly installments.
Lum Yick Sang and Choy Sam give
III cod 1Nan
King street fruit store OF Chong SUI.
David Dowsett and wife returned by
the Gaelic from a visit of several
months to relatives and friends on the
Coast.
For the 4th Of July the 1 X L. has to
arrive large stock of Eastern fire
works, decoration bunting, American
! flags, etc.
! Andrew Brown. Superintendent. of
the Water Works, and j. NJ. Webb,
proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar
are on the sick list.
! 1t is this evening that the meeting of
Catholic men will be held at the Cath
Ollie mission The Bishop of Panapolis
signs the call for the meeting.
| l.. c. Ables has for sale good values
in choice Honolulu real estate, and con-
siders 1t the safest and most profitable
! investment that can be made.
The regular meeting of the Commits
| SiOnGrS OF Agriculture VIII De nelu FIJI
day morning of this week. At that time
the matter of a secretary will be set
| tied.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free Kindergartens and Childrens Aid
| Association will be held in Emma hall,
! Nuuanu street, al O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
About a half dozen soldiers of the
transport Sherman were left behind
here, not knowing the hour the vessel
would sail They will get away on the
Grant next week.
The Catholic Benevolent Society Will
meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
to discuss the matter of joining the As
ISOLATED Charities. A full attendance of
members is requested.
j. T. Waterhouse requests all persons
owing him on accounts to settle as
promptly as possible, and asks that all
having claims to present the same for
settlement on or before June Is.
At the Cabinet session tomorrow
morning the matter of franchise for
the new Hawaii railway enterprise will
be finally settled. Indications are that
the application will not be allowed.
Rabbi M. S. Levy, one of the most
famous Hebrew priests of the West
and young daughter, arrived by the
Gaelic last night on a visit to the ISL
ands. They will be in Honolulu about
two months.
Frank Goodman, the bookkeeper OF
the Hawaiian Electric Company, who
left Honolulu a short time ago in baC
odor with his employers, is employed or
the transport Sherman, which sailed
this morning for Manila.