The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POWER OF ATTORNEY.
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes of the Day.

Sugar was 494 on the 6. This is the
same as per last advices.
Bert Peterson is shaking hands with
friends on the streets today.
Read the Sunday dinner menu of the
Home Bakery Cafe, on page I.
Garnet and white will be the uniform
of the star baseball club this season.
Manager Ahrens expects a yield Of
5000 tons of sugar at the Oahu planta-
ton this year.
The Metropolitan Meat Company re-
ceived a fine shipment of California
beef by the Australia.
A fine line of California vegetables
will be served at the Home Bakery
Cafes dinner tomorrow.
A very enjoyable concert was given
by the band on the grounds of the Ha-
waiian hotel last evening.
$ 7. Alexander arrived by the Amer
lea Maru yesterday from Oakland on a
visit to relatives and friends.
Uemura & Harulli, No. IS Queen
street, near Richard, are prepared to
dye clothing in any color desired
The Gaelic sails at O'Clock this af-
ternOOn for san Francisco. Mail will
close at the post office at o'clock
Colonel w. II. Cornwell returned by
the Gaelic yesterday from China where
he went two months ago on business.
The Hawaiian News Company. Linn
tied have fine oak case, Smith &
Barnes piano in fine condition for rent.
There will not be concert at Emma
Square this afternoon. The band will
play at Makee Island tomorrow after
noon.
New program. with new actors, at
the Orpheum tonight Jim Post will
introduce his original comedy, "Peck's
Bad Boy"
a
hc Import Company store still cOntln-
ues. It may rain tomorrow, are you
prepared for it H't
DR.. F. Howard HUMPHREYS will act
for Dr. George Herbert under full pow
er of attorney during the latter's tenn
porary absence. Del"
Henry A. Young, Miss Agnes II.
Young and Miss Elsie NJ. Young OF
Boston. arrived by the America Maru
for stay in Hawaii.
Notice any gathering Of Bicycles and
you Will see more Tribunes than of any
other make. d. f. Whitman is agent
for the Hawaiian Islands.
In all probability the band will ac-
company the First Regiment, n. G.. H.
on its encampment excursion to Re
mond grove next Saturday.
On account of the engagement for
the charity entertainment al PunahOu
Monday evening, the band will not play
in Emma Square at that time.
The Golden Rule Bazaar received a
large shipment of cloth bound books on
the Australia and hundreds of paper
bound books of the latest works.
Captain Paul Smith and w. w. Car
Isle are candidates for the office of
captain of Company A, n. G.. H. An
election will be held this evening
For one month only, commencing
May 10, the Chu Zip Company will hold
a great clearing sale of dry goods and
ribbons. See prices in this issue.
Quite number of letters arrived yes
terday from Hawaiians in Manila.
They bear dates as late as April 9Th
and tell about the fall of Mafolas.
Mrs NJ. Kingdom mother of Mrs.
George Gould and her sisters Miss NJ
Carter and Mrs. f. Brumall, are pass
engers on the American Maru for Yo-
kohama.
Mrs. j. V. c. Comfort and Miss Com
fort, wife and daughter of the popular
purser of the American Maru, are pass
engers on that vessel taking the trip
to Hongkong and return.
Baseball men are today working OH
the schedule of games to be played this
season. The first league game will be
set for Saturday afternoon, May 81,
which is two weeks hence.
The Aorangi sailed for Sydney this
lllOl lllHS at ID ClOCh Inc Ideilc is
scheduled to sail for San Francisco at
this afternoon. The America Maru
is scheduled to sail for Japan and Chi
ma at tomorrow morning.
Dr. r. A. Mosely, United States Con-
sui General to Singapore, is a passen-
ger on the American Maru on his way
to his post of official duty. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Mosely. They are
from Birmingham, Ala.
What can be done with citrus fruits
here has been demonstrated by b. F.
Dillingham;, who has raised some fine
lemons on his premises at Punahou
The fruit is just as fine as any that is
imported from the Coast.
Professor Rolfe lectured at the High
school building last evening on the sub
ject of Tennyson. The talk was bio
graphical and the class study on the
works of the author. All present thor
oughly enjoyed the evening.
Messrs. S. and F. Fujita, who have
been in the United States, superintend-
ing the construction of a Japanese
man-of-war on behalf of the Japanese
government, are returning to Yoko-
hama by the America Maru.