The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-05

Band concert al Emma Square
this afternoon.
nmc has some good rhyme aud
pictures today.
A couple Of football teams are to
be organized at once.
Services morning and evening in
the churches tomorrow.
A smart youth, who can run a
job press, is wanted at this Office.
The latest Var CRY has a new
hymn, to the air of Sweet Marie.
G. p. Iaukea has been appointed
sub.agent OF Public Lands for tiis
island.
Kanaie lliwa, an insane native,
was brought down from Kohu,a by
the Claudine.
y. NJ. c. A. Sunday evening at
6:3o o'clock. Topic: Methods of
Soul Winning"
Sw1rms of fish are constantly 10
be seen in the bay near ia, loot of
Nuu1uu street.
The Claudine returned quite
number Of school children from
Maui and Hawaii.
The Treasury statement for the
quarter ending September goth, APP
pears III this issue.
y japanese fished near Diamond
Head, aud will fish no more His
trial is set for Monday.
The taro pullers from the Asylum
neighDorhood were paid off by
Marshal Brown this afternoon.
l.. o. Hall & Son have twenty
one "Stearns" wheels OH the bark
Albert, due from San Francisco.
Postponed meeting Of Honolulu
Typographical Union this evening
in Scottish Thistle Club Hall.
Oahu Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will meet this evening for the first
time since the tabu was raised.
The Honolulu Cricketers will
practice on their new grounds near
King and Waikiki this afternoon.
Kindergartens will open Monday
morning. Children from infected
districts will not be taken at pres
ent.
The China was to have 33o Chi
nese laborers and a number Of re-
sidence- bond Celestials for this
port.
A. Dias, the well-known guitar
maker, has opened place next to
Maguire's express office, King
street.
Carl Wichart, ex-patrolman, who
has been doing police duty OH Ha-
wall lately, returned from Hilo this
morning.
A coffee shop outfit was sold in
front of the Police station this
morning S. X. Kane bought it
for $7.75.
The Board of Health was called
to meet at o'clock this afternoon
to hear the report Of its shipping
committee.
d. w. Corbett, Secretary Of the
Y. NJ. c. A, will occupy the pull
pit at the Methodist church tomor-
row morning.
Schools Monday. Pupils of Fort
street school will assemble at the
old building at the corner Of Fort
and School streets.
A Chinaman, with a load Of
mountain apples from Manoa val
ley, was arrested last night for
driving without light.
Miss Tanning has secured the
McKibbin premises on Beretania
street for school purposes; class
work commences Monday.
Pun, boy from Hilo, fourteen
years old, escaped from the Re-
formatory School late yesterday
and was arrested by the police.
Business in the Registrars Office
has recovered from the depression
incident to cholera, and has not
been effected by the filibuster scare.
A message Of praise and encour-
agement is sent to the Hawaiian
Salvation Army by Commander
and Mrs. Booth, through the cur
rent Mar Cry.
Captain Warson, formerly of the
mounted patrol, is now located in
neat little ONCE at police head
quarters, receiving the reports OF all
the sanitary inspectors.
Almost the first work of Prof
Scott in the new high school build
ing will be to organize a norma
class for the training Of teachers
) The course will be one year.
; A train for Waianae will be rur
every other day. DR.. Russell ha.
been authorized to issue permits t
go to Waianae, to such persons a
have no cholera germs with them.
The Christian Endeavor will hole
its meeting at 6;3o tomorrow even
, ing. Subject: "Conquering Diff
culties with Christ's Help" ii Cor
> XI, 24-28. (Consecration service)
In her will the late Princess Poo
maikelani requests w., 600 to school
and charitable organizations, and tn
A remainder of her estate, valued a
!: Sal, 900, to Queen Dowager Kapio
I lani.
A new member of Carter's fyinl
a cavalry is Jas. Spencer, the athlet
formerly in the telephone business
lin" is one of the several goo,