The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

noon tomorrow
Work ON the library building
will be finished IN ten days.
There will be native Salvation
Army meeting this evening.
-Four natives were arrested late
Tuesday Tor maliciously slabbing
COW.
]. a. Simpson has succeeded II
Klcmmc as manager OF the Pacific
hotel.
Wofk OF plasiering The wall along
the Queen street eNtentlou began
today.
A petition for a conditional par.
don lor Robt. W. Wiicox is TO be
circulated.
Mr.. Rowe is considering several
applications for the rent OF llaniwai,
Waikiki
a. A. Montana, tax office, was
taken i'll this morning and went
home at noon.
James Wright and Maria Moreira |
were married by Rev. IL. IL. Par
ker Tuesday night.
Fred Waterhouse now has charge
of the permit department at the
Board OF Health office.
a good start has been made with
the business mems class at the y. .
NJ. Z. "A. gymnasium.
"A Engineering of the harbor is
now advocated for regatta as well
as commercial purposes.
Mr.. Mullins, visitor from tie
Coast, gave dinner to friends at
Sans Souci Tuesday evening.
The Board OF Health Office is
closed at night. No permits are
issued after regular day hours.
Last evenings S. A. Stun SER
vice was quite a success. Mrs.
Adjt. Egner spoke of the work.
Complaint is made that hoodlums
throw stones on the Salvation
Army tent during night meetings.
Hall & Son have a lady's wheel
that is a beauty. Its weight is just
"a pounds. The wheel is on exhi-
bition.
Lacrosse is gaining devotees
every day. There will soon be a
strong club and perhaps two of
them.
A. p. Ryan was arrested this
noon for taking mosquito MEETINGS
from the lodging house Of Mrs.
Luning.
There is little or no sickness at
the prison. All of the prisoners
are doing good work and are easily
managed.
Mr.. Rowell has been so busy that
little has been done toward getting
Armory square in shape for drilling
purposes.
On account OF the death of Saml
Louisson there will be no regular
meeting of Mystic Lodge K. Of p.
this evening.
:. A number of the vocalists and
musicians are i'll constant practice
for the Beretania street tennis
benefit concert.
About thirty ladies and gentle
men are organizing a Shakespeare
club. As You Like 1t" will be
the first play read.
J. Il. Warehouse recently re-
ceived new goods i'll every depart
ment; an advertisement tomorrow
will give particulars.
The water around the Insane
. Asylum has been pretty well drain
ed off and the locality Is believed to
be in good sanitary condition.
The Board Of Health is provision
, ing 81 persons at Kakaako. They
are natives whose belongings were
condemned during the cholera
scare.
Mr.. ]. Q. Wood, teacher at Oahu
College, who recently returned
from Harvard, is pursuing his law
studies in the Office OF l.. A. Thur
ston.
Sam Louisson served year in ID
, Company. On the night of the
outbreak i'll January he promptly
volunteered in ID and did excellent
, service.
Saml I.ouisson was playing
tennis on the Pacific courts Friday
afternoon. He was member OF
that club, and its flag is at half
mast today out of respect to his
memory.
The old photograph house that
stood on the merry -go-round lot
has been moved on the premises
opposit. the Hawaiian Relief Socie-
tvs headquarters.
II. Hackfeld & Company are
agents for Crescent bicycles; they
: have just received a shipment OF
wheels. For price and quality
} they cannot be beaten.
II Superintendent Cassidy reports
that telephone work has so increasd
in the past several months that he
p has found it almost impossible to
a go out on island lines and make
D improvements.
The Next Coast Mail,
The next mail for the Coast will
leave by the S. S. Mariposa due
r here on the 18th inst. In the
+. meantime l.. B. Kerr will continue
e to sell those black and navy serges
e ginghams, and printed lawns thai
4 came to hand by recent arrivals.
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