The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-03

afternoon.
The latest on sugar was sale of 300
bags at $50.
Captain Good was around the streets
Friday, but still looks weak
For good shave with no delay go to
the Arlington Barber Shop.
Frank Hoogs has resumed his former
place on the Advertiser staff.
No news of Importance was received
at the Government building today.
The "Black Flag" will attract large
crowd to the Opera House this evening.
Fritz Rowald of +. o. Hall & Sons was
injured by fractions horse Friday
evening.
The Salvation Army will have a
"saved drunkards" meeting tomorrow
evening.
The rainfall for October in the sugar
districts of Hawaii has been about an
average.
Companies b and d had wing batta-
lion drill Friday night. Both commands
were out in full.
The subject for discussion at the Y.
NJ. Q. A. hall Sunday evening will be
Faith Triumphing."
evening DIR. Hutchins will treat the
life of Martin Luther.
The wheelmen of this city are giving a
luau complimentary to Messrs. Terrill
and Griffiths at Moaualua
Charles Hawkins, who recently pur-
chased the stock of p. G. Bruce, will
greatly enlarge his business.
This Government has been invited to
send an exhibit to the Southern fair and
exhibition at Atlanta, Georgia.
Chas Egbert, manager of Wieland's
brewery in San Francisco, and wife
arrived today by the Australia.
A formal organization of the NJ. f.
church will take place immediately
after morning services tomorrow.
The Government band gave very
enjoyable concert at the Hotel Friday
evening to larger crowd than usual.
Lieutenants Norton and Elliott of the
Adams are to be court martialed for the
grounding OF that vessel in the Behring
Sea.
A large number of natives will visit
Kamoililii tomorrow. Twenty. five cents
is now charged for entrance to the
cave.
There will he no concert at Emma
Square this afternoon owing to the
engagement of the band with the Jap
anese.
The cricket match this afternoon vii
probably be the last in a long time, ow
ing to the early departure of the Hya
cinthe.
Messrs. Drummond, johnson anc
Brunette will open an express business
in this city, with headquarters at the
Fashion Stables.
Sergeant Major Edward Towse turn
ed ont in his new uniform for the frs
time at last nights drill. He looked a
slick as a button.
The annual meeting of the Planters
Labor and Supply Co. will be neld a
the room of the Chamber of Commerce,
on Monday, Nov. 9Th, at 10 o'clock a. m
Complaints are made of the incroach
ments of lanatana on property in Nuu
anu Valley. Owners think the Gov
eminent should take a hand and checl
it.
Z. S. Dickins and wife of San Fran
cisco arrived today. They were marrie'
just before the Australia sailed. MI
Dickins will take clerical position il
the office at Spreckelsville.
The Salvation Army will not hol
service at Kaumakapili church tomol
row afternoon. Instead special meet
ing will be held at their own barrack
where recruits will be sworn in.
The Foreign Office received lette
from the French Government toda
thanking this Government for the lette
of coincidence passed by the Councils o
the death of NJ. Carnot some month
ago.
The funeral of Mrs. s. Kubey wi
take place tomorrow morning at
O'Clock from the residence on Quet
street between Punchbowl and Soul
streets. Deceased was born in Russ
and aged SO years.
PERSONAL
ii. F. Wichman and wife returned t
day from the States.
Senator ii. p. Baldwin arrived frol
Maui this morning.
S. c. Allen and wife returned to Il
Islands by the Australia.
w. o. Lakeland of the HOLSTER DR.
Company returned today.
Rudolph Spreckels returned from s
Francisco by the Australia.
j. A. Hopper, wife and Miss HopI