The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-13
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News Of the DAY.

All bills against the Attorney Gen
eral or the High Sheriff offices must
be presented not later than June 30th.
Watches promptly ana properly re-
ing, Alakea and Hotel streets.
There are many uses for white sand
from Waianae. 1t had been difficult to
get this product of the sea until the
Honolulu Construction and Draying
Co., IN the RobinsoE building, Queen
street, secured a large supply. 1t is
ready for delivery.
For American ano Hawaiian Flags
60 to WALL Nichols Co.. Ltd, they
have received big stock.
Boy Scouts: Suits free. Boys call
at the store and ask the man, every
thing free for Green Stamps, Fort and
Beretania streets.
Inspector T. H. Gibson will be act
ing superintendent of public instruc-
ton during the absence on the main
land of w. T. Pope, who sailed today
tor San Francisco, with Mrs. Pope.
The trustees of the Mid-Paciflc In
stitute, have issued invitations to the
closing exercises of Mills School and
Kaiwaiahao Seminary, to be held at
Mill School Hall on Thursday after
noon, June Is, at three o'clock.
The annual service held by the
members of the Order of Kamehameha,
was fittingly carried out Sunday at the
Kawaiahao Church. The statue, N
front Of the Judiciary building, was
decorated during the morning with
leis.
Yesterday Afternoon at three o'clock
st. Andrews Priory held it's class day
exercises in Davies Memorial Hall.
The class consists of Maud Piianaia,
Julia Spencer, Florence Tewksbury
and Mary Woo. Commencement ex-
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Their songs had the quality of new
ness, and all were original and con-
posed by Clay Smith. The trio sang
well, ran a lot of witty conversation
throughout their songs, and in so Do
l." Its All Over Now" and "Keep
on Loving" demonstrated that Ho-
nolulu has an entertaining trio which
they will appreciate during their en-
gagtment.
Triple Bill at Empire.
In elf" the lightning sketch
artist, the Empire has a new feature
who serves to make up a triple bill.
With crayon and with colors he
makes lightning outlines upon big
sheets of paper, caricaturing well
known people in public life. He
made his first appearance at the
Bijou and caught the applause, par.
ticularly for his color work. Mar.
iorie Lynbrooke added to her laurels
and so did Miss Van Ness, both
volcalists. Their singing is excep
tionally good, ranging from operate
to the latest popular ballads, while
moving pictures make up a varied
program, original and entertaining.
SaVoys Motion Pictures.
The Savoy still continues to draw
big crowds with moving pictures
only, this, week having the added at
traction of Sonny Cunha's orchestra
The films are specially selected TO
the Savoy, ranging from comedy ant
melodrama to pathetic, and none blu
the best are permitted by the man
agemen to go upon the screen. Al
evening spent at the Savoy wit
these pictures is well spent
Change of Bill at Park.
The Park bill has been augmente
by the arrival and engagement {
Valdern, a ventriloquist and prest
digateur, lately under the manage
. ment of Max Pemberton. Valdez
B came here from New Zealand, whel
, he is said to have scored a big hit.
New pictures will be shown, t
t gether with the miles of interestir
. films of Fiji and Indian life.