The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-23
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Enjoy an evening at the Orpheum.
| On Saturday, June "a, See Wo will
open restaurant on Hotel street
The Doric should arrive during the
evening with later mail from the main
land.
A drill and parade of the First Regi-
ment, n. G.. II. is ordered for 1880 this
| evening.
On account of the rain last evening
the concert at Thomas Square had to
1 be omitted.
The semi weekly Star was issued this
morning Price 8 cents at office or from
newsdealers.
1t is tomorrow evening that the dance
of the Waverley club will take place at
Remond Grove.
The final session of the jury on the
proposed new road at Aiea, will be held
tomorrow morning.
The Board of Health Publishes in this
issue an important notice to passengers
from North American ports.
Mail for the Mariposa will close at 3
o'clock and the steamer will sail an
hour later for San Francisco.
The case of Oda, manslaughter in the
first degree, was postponed in the Dis
trict court this morning to next Tues
day.
A large number of school teachers
will arrive by the steamers on Sunday
morning to spend the vacation in the
city.
Hopp & Company are showing hand
some golden oak bedroom sets and en-
amled iron bedsteads with full brass
trimmings.
Fourth of July flags of all kinds; red,
white and blue festooning paper. fish
horns and torpedoes, at Wall, Nichols
Company.
Congressman Mondell found late yes
terday that he could not remain over
to deliver the address in the opera house
on July 4.
All Government schools close this af-
ternoon for the summer vacation. The
date of opening in September has not
yet been decided.
The funeral of the late Joseph Tinker
has been definitely set for 2:30 p. m.
Sunday. 1t will take place from st.
Andrews cathedral.
r. A. Dexter returned this morning
by the Mariposa from Auckland, where
he has been in the bicycle business for
the past three years.
Four sons of Chief Justice Judd will
be welcomed home by the Rio de Jan
Giro on July 10. They come from vari-
Gus schools in the East.
Edmund r. Biven, Campbell block
buys and sells Island stocks and securi-
ties. Mr.. BiVen will act as trustee for
non resident stockholders.
A new set of officers to fill vacancies
has been chosen by the stockholders of
the Onomea Sugar Company. See list
Of names in this issue
Attention is called to the important
bar meeting to be held tomorrow at 2
o'clock, in the Supreme court room. A
full attendance is desired.
All the pakapio players arrested by
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth two
nights ago, will come up in the Police
court tomorrow morning.
President Dole left at 8 o'clock this
morning for Koolau on land business.
He will return tomorrow. There was
not a session of the Cabinet today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Rice of California,
visited Kahuku plantation Wednesday
afternoon and were well received and
entertained by Manager and Mrs. G..
Weight.
On Saturday, July 1, at II o'clock
noon, Will e. Fisher will sell at public
auction real estate, by order of Victor
la S. Ellis. For particulars, see page
| 5, this issue.
Notice is given that the stock books
of Eva Plantation Company and Wal
mea Sugar Mill Company will be closed
to transfers from Monday, June &c to
| Friday, June 80, inclusive.
b. f. Ehlers & Company commence q
grand clearance sale in their millinery
department on Monday next, June "a