The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-07
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News of the Day.

The best Csc. lunch in the city is to
be had at Thurlow's.
A one room cottage is TO rent. see
Classified Ads.
Don't miss the Thaw trial at the
Gem theatre tonight.
A glass OF beer with your short
order at ThurIow's is just the thing.
Harmony Lodge No 3, ]. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Fresh frog legs and all the deica-
cies of the seasons at Thurlow's all
the time.
The list of officers of the Wo On
Fui Association is published in this !
issue.
Rev. DR.. Burnham of Lahaina Maui,
occupied the pulpit of the First Meth
odist church yesterday evening.
Wong Let is no longer connected |
with Won Loui Co. and has no au-
thority to act in behalf of said firm.
The annual ,nemorial exercises of
the l. G. o. r. vill be held on Sun
day, June ID at 2;3O p. m. at Odd
Fellows Hall
Two very desribale building lots are
for sale in MaBiki district. Also lots
in Manoa and Kaimuki. See ad of
Waterhouse Trust Co, Ltd.
The French Laundry on Beretania
street launders shirts, collars and
cuffs in that superb finish so much
sought after by gentlemen of refined
taste. Phone 1891. =.
The Young Hotel Barber Shop is
now conducted by Hummel e Santos.
two of the best known tonsorial artists
in town. Quiet, prompt, courteous,
expert, sanitary, AL all round.
Do YOU entertain. fme assort-
! ment of playing cards and bridge
counters at Dat e Mossman's. Mer-
chant street near Post Office. Also
those nice white dominos and cards
The Oahu Baseball League has elect
ed permanent officers as follows e w
Quinn, father of Sunday baseball, pre-
sident; A. Q, Marcallino, vice presi-
dent A. P. Akau, secretary: A. X.
Nierra, general manager and treasurer;
-. X. Motley, auditor and e. K. Fer
nandez umpire
The combined membership of the
Sunday schools of the churches afiliat-
ed with Central Union paraded yester-
day morning as part of the Sunday
School Day observances in connection
with the meeting of the Hawaiian
Evangelical Association, the route of
march being from Central. Union to
| Kawiahao church.
Charles SWANS home at Puuohua-
uka, Hawaii, was entered and ransack-
ed by burglars some time during the
past month. Swain had not been IN
the house some three weeks previous
! to last Thursday, when his family went
there and found that burglars had been
busy. The door had been smashed in,
and three Hawaiian quilts. three blan-
kets, clock, groceries, crockery, tools,
garden implements and other things
had been taken.
| The first commencement exercises of
! the Hilo High School will be held THIS
year. the date set being Thursday, June
"a, at eight o'clock in the evening at
/ HALL church. the assembly room at the
school not being large enough for the
purpose. Frank A. Richmond prn-
cipal of the High, expects that seven of
his students will be prepared to gradu-
ate. During the evening there will be
two addresses delivered, one in the
/ English and the other in the Hawai-
ian language, the former by Mr.. W. Fl.
Smith and the latter by Rev. Stephen
I Desha. There will also be half dozen
musical selections by the school which
is being drilled for the purpose by Mrs
Jarrett r. Lewis.
| AT the regular monthly meeting or
the Hawaiian Medical Society, held
last evening in the Office of DR.. Judd,
a very interesting paper on Typhoid
Fever, from the Military Medical Mans
Point of View" was read by Major
S. H. Wadhams, MIRO. General dis
cussion of the main features of the
paper was INDUCED in, after which The
members of the society took up the
question of leprosy, speaking particu-
larly of the people who have recently
been declared free from the disease.
The discussion was continued at length
several strong opinions being advanced.
Dr. ]. r. Mcdonald stated 1t as his
belief that no man, in his experience,