The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-04
NEW ApvERlIsEMrNrS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.

II. L. Holstcin is over from Hawaii
on a short visit.
There will not be a meeting of the
Board of Health this week.
The National Democratic Convention
met today in Kansas city.
A concert will be given on the capitol
grounds at 1880 this evening.
! David Haughs remains with the agri-
cultural department as chief forester
Before the Woman's Board yesterday
afternoon, Miss Talcott lectured on
Japan.
Give Davies was a return passenger
by the Australia this morning from the
Mainland.
| l.. A. ThurstOn returned this morning
from a strictly business trip to San
Francisco.
Hobron's Anti-Grippe tablets are a
sure remedy for grippe and cold. No
! disagreeable effects.
! All banks and business houses in
! town are closed today. The closing is
more general than last year.
! J. j. Williams, the artist, and family
| are back from a visit to San Francisco
and various California resorts.
A reliable driving horse, to use for
the keep, for two or three months is
wanted. Address M" this office.
An important business meeting of the
commissioners Of education will be held
at the usual hour tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. y. +. Dillingham; returned by the
Australia this morning. Mr.. Dilling-
ham will not be back for several weeks
yet.
Camarinos received his refrigerator
ex-Australia this morning. 1t was filled
as usual, with all the seasons delica-
cies.
Fresh eastern oysters We're received
per Australia by II. J. Nolte, and will
be served to customers in any style de-
sired.
At the midweek meeting in Central
Union church tomorrow evening. Rev.
e. w. Thwing will lecture on China and
the Boxers.
The Portuguese Benevolent Society
has decided to give dance on the even
ing of July IA for the benefit of the
Hospital for Incurables.
Many native children on the streets
today are wearing the American cOlors.
This is new here. and is the result Of
the changed condition.
A. Raas, the broker, and family. ar
rived by the Australia. Mr.. Raas is
returning from the east, where he has
been placing Hawaiian stocks.
Tomorrow at u o'clock noon, James
F. Morgan will sell at auction the
wooden fence on Nuuanu street, near
School by order Of the Board of Health.
John Ouderkirk has been awarded the
contract for erecting the new two-story
Mcintyre building extending from King
street and Fort up to Z. w. Jordan's
| store.
1.-THE Lace House" received a hand
some new line of shirt waists. washable
skirts tailor made suits, skirts and
capes. They will be on display on the
counters in few days.
The seventh performance Of the Neill
company at the Opera House on Friday
evening next, at which time Sol Smith
! RusselHs great comedy hit, "A Bache-
lor's Romance" will be presented.
Dr. w. Hoffman is back from San
| Francisco. While there he examined
the slides of the plague victims, and
confirms the opinion of Drs. Day and
! Cooper that the Bay City had the gen
uine article.
There is kicking among the companies
of the First Regiment on account of the
failure of the field and staff officers 10
turn out today. They know that Lieu
| tenant Colonel Mccarthy is sick. but
are not aware of any reason why the
others could not have been there.