The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs shat tive CONDENSED
News of the Day.

High tide today at 5:l2 p. IN.
An Executive notice appears in this
issue.
League games will be played on Sat
urday.
Woman against Woman at the Or
pheum tonight.
Lewis u Co, advertise line of cut
lery in this issue.
Tenders for improving Bishop street
are advertised for
The Waikiki Sugar Company has
notice in this issue
Cut flowers, ferns and floral designs
at the Woman's Exchange Hotel street.
Prices right.
The Hawaiian Jockey Club will hold
an important meeting tomorrow night.
Press Bulletin No. 5, from the Ha-
wall Experiment Station, deals with
Manila hemp.
The dance given at the Hawaiian
Hotel last evening complimentary to
the officers of the Wisconsin was large
ly attended.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Vestry of st. Clements Church will be
held this evening at p. M, in the
Parish House.
II. May & Co, Carry a complete line
y
corn and bran at the lowest market
prices and deliver the goods.
The Male Ilimas defeated a baseball,
team from the battleship Wisconsin
yesterday afternoon on the Oahu Col
lege campus by the score of II to I.
The Aala warehouse will be sold at
auction at noon on next Tuesday.
On the Oceanic wharf, at noon to-
morrow Morgan will hold a sale of
flour
H. T Marsh, of the Hawaiian Supply
Company, has received news of the
death of his mother, Mrs. H. j. Marsh,
a, Dalton, Georgia.
Onyx hosiery is recommend by
Sachs as the best value for purity or
dye, shape, finish and general wearing
quality ever offered to the public. New
stock now on hand.
There was a reception to Admiral
Stirling and Captain Sebree and the
other officers of the Wisconsin ycster-
day afternoon at Camp Mckinley. Ma
jor McClelland and DR.. and Mrs. Rich
receiving.
The Hawaii Yacht Club has accepted
plans for a Yacht Club House at the
Peninsula, Pearl Harbor, designed by
w. Hatlock Campbell The house will
soon be built.
handle large crowds these hot days.
The delicious quality of their soda is
well known and seems to be growing
in popularity all the time.
1t is stated that the rule of flags on
Memorial Day, May 80, is full mast and
net half-mast, for the reason that the
observance is in honor of the men who
died for the Union, and not in mourn
ing for them.
The employees of the telephone COM
pany engaged as linesmen, riggings and
for all outside work. are now working
on an eight-hour schedule, in accord
ance with the new law. The order
went into effect yesterday.
Contracts were let yesterday TO Lord
& 3elser for widening and straighten-
ing the Waialae road and for building
a concrete arch over it. The price for
the former is 5,4S9 and for the latter
work $l,70O or 1890 according to the
depth of the concrete.
The luau to be given under the aus
pieces of the Catholic ladies of Waikiki
promises to be the best in it's line ever
attempted in Honolulu. The business
mans lunch from II to l will be
speciality and should attract many Of
those who usually eat down town."
The dAlbert Recital under the aus
plceS OF the hllOndna ART League
takes place tonight at o'clock at
Progress Hall. He will be assisted by
Miss Hartnagle and H. w. Baldwin,
vocalists, and Miss Carrie Castle, Miss
Hopper and Mrs. Whitney, accompan-
lists.
Cunha and Elston who won the finalI
in the gentlemen's doubles yesterday
afternoon from Ross and Bicknell by
the score of 1913, GA, ST., 81, will play
Adams and Brock, the champions for
the past four years, at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon on the Pacific Tennis Club
! courts.
| The Decoration Day exercises which
will call out the National Guard will
take some of the best players from the
! H. A. c. and the Elks' teams. Whether
a game is to be played or not is to be
decided at a meeting of the trustees to
be held this afternoon. The game may
/ be postponed to the end of the season.
/ The Males and the Punahous may play
/ their game by agreement, as they are
not affected in the same way.