The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes OF the Day.

The band will give the usual concert
| at Emma Square this evening.
! A mail by the Doric from San Fran
CISCO is expected this afternoon.
All the banks closed today at o'clock
out of respect to the memory of the
| late James Campbell.
A Chinese child died at Relief Camp
No. . this morning of a skull fracture
due to an accidental fall
There was not Cabinet meeting this
morning. In all probability there will
be a conference this afternoon.
Miss Lucille McBoyle, a sister of Mrs.
! G. j. Hutchins, will arrive here on the
| s. S. MCana this week, for a visit
This is the end of the 23d day since
! the last case of plague Quarantine VIII
| be raised a week from tomorrow
a large quantity of tinware has been
received by L. s Matthews, Beretania
! street, and is offered at very low prices.
b. F.. Ehlers 80 co. are showing this
week splendid line of gents shirts,
furnishing goods and ladies' and gents
| hosiery.
Five dollars reward is offered for the
return of a lost gents Sterling bicycle
to the Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing
Company.
A meeting of the assessable stock
holders of the Kamalo Sugar Company
is called for this evening at Foster Hall,
at 1880 o'clock.
William j Stewart and Miss Carrie
McKeague were married by Father Val
entine at the home of the bride in Ma
kiki, Friday evening
At the meeting to be held at the Pa
cifc club this evening the Jockey Club
win decide what is to be done about
the 18th of June races.
Today is President Dole's birthday
and in honor of the occasion the bard
played at the Presidents Waikiki home
from 8 o'clock this morning.
There was a good attendance and an
excellent exhibition Saturday evening
at the second annual athletic exercises
of the Y NJ. G. A. gymnasium.
The steamer Doric was sighted of
Waimanalo about 100 o'clock this aft
crnoon. She is from San Francisco and
brings nearly ten days later news.
| George II. Robertson and ] A Nc
| Candless returned by the Lehua yester-
day from Kaunakakai. They went
! there to look into the water supply
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m, James
| F. Morgan will sell at auction on the
premises, School street, near the bridge,
household furniture, crockery, bicycles,
| etc.
The funeral of the late Kathleen Sui
| Ivan yesterday afternoon was attended
| by a large number of the child's school
mates and friends of the bereaved fam
lily.
The Bishop of Panopolis publishes in
this issue a notice to Catholics, forbid
ding cremation to members of the Cath
Ollie church, except under certain con-
ditions.
James A. Thompson, barkeeper at the
Royal saloon, fell from his horse IN
Kalihi yesterday, and sustained a
broken leg. He is now at the queens
Hospital.
The pallbearers al the funeral of the
l., T., " will
be ]. o. Carter Sam Parker, H. Won
Holt, e. s. Cunha, j. NJ. Dowsett and
Godfrey Brown.
On Saturday next at - o'clock noon
James F. Morgan will sell at auction
by order of the treasurer, delinquent
assessable sugar stocks of Kihei and
Olaa sugar companies.
Attention is called to the offer OF
w w. Dimond & Co., Ltd, that they
VIII contract to furnish oil to buyers fol
the Blue Flame Wickless Stoves at {
fixed price by the year.
On Thursday, April &c, at 10 o'clock a
m. James F. Morgan will sell at auc
ton the beautiful and expensive furni
ture, at the residence Of c. S. Desky
corner Green and Victoria streets.
The wedding of Miss Hermnt
Schieber and Henry Gehring takes
place at the st. Andrews Cathedral a
: o'clock this evening. A reception will
be held at the residence on Punchbow
: street.
The cricket match at Makiki Saturda,
afternoon between Scotland and tn
World, was won by the Scots, by
} score of lie to So. There were a goo
, many interested spectators out to Sc
the game.
The Pacific Hardware Company hav
received immense quantities of mex
goods during the past few weeks. TIL
articles are too numerous to mention
and they invite the public to call a
both stores, Fort street and Bethe
street.