The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

the Y. ~, C. A. this evening.
The Gaelic will not fall due tomor-
row, as stated in morning paper.
Hart & Co.. Elite Ice Cream Parlors,
make speciality of fine mixed can
dies.
Three and a half inches of rain fell
at Makaweli plantation during Tues
day.
Company A will not elect officers to-
night. Drill only. Election Saturday
night.
Morgan will hold sale of mares
and colts on Saturday noon, at Dow
sett's stable.
A dress rehearsal of II Trovatore
will be given this evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Irwin.
President Arthur Il. Wood of the Y.
the next Australia.
j. w. Picllard, lately shipping re-
porter for The Star, has gone as
purser on the Kaaa.
The Board of Underwriters is N
session this afternoon at the Chamber
of Commerce building.
Pictures for the Kilohana Art
League exhibit of this month will be
received on Saturday.
d. p. Lawrence is now chief officer
on the dredger, having lately been
signed by Capt. Smith.
Final action on the matter of the
proposed Waikiki hotel liquor license
has again been postponed.
Mr.. NJ. Louis Noisson, the French
consul, will speak to the students. of
Oahu college in the near future.
Paul Isenberg, Sr., went down the
railroad today to visit the site of the
proposed new Oahu plantation.
At a meeting to be held on Saturday
the Valley Tennis Club will arrange
for the opening of the new courts.
1t is said that Japanese beer. which
was handled in this market more than
three years ago. is to be rentroduced.
\ regulation requiring planters tc
! import a percentage of labor other
than Asiatic was made two years ago.
The Board of Education is in session
in the Judiciary Building this after
noon. 1t is the regular weekly meet
ing.
The royal responses to the invita-
ton to test the bread made by Loves
bakery, places it at the top notch of
perfection.
Only very few seats for II Trova-
tore remain at Wall, Nichols and there
is steady run on tickets for "My
Uncle's WIFI and Jane"
Superintendent Meyers of the leper
settlement on Molokai. intends to re-
sign his position shortly on account
of advanced age.
Oahu Lodge No. /, X. of p, will
| lolu 'hCil iVSuldi COHNtHtlOH thlS
evening at 1880 o'clock in Pythian
Hall. Work in the third degree.
French Claret is sure to stir up the
connoisseurs to the fact that it is the
best wine on the market. A. Fernan-
des handles only the best grade.
Judge Carter will hear arguments
tomorrow in the replevin cases of Mrs.
Kahinu, Kuewa and Kahalepanole and
d. NJ. Kuewa against Kalalepanole.
The fifty-shot match shoot between
Capt. Hingley of the Citizens Guard
and F. Wickander of the Sharpshoot-
ers Company will take place next Sun
day morning.
AT $3.50 tomorrow morning the reg
ular monthly meeting of supervisors
of the Free Kindergartens will be
held at Emma Hall. The Committees
will meet thirty minutes earlier.
Subscribers for season tickets for
the Frawley engagement are request
ed to call for the same at once. All
tickets not called for by Saturday
night will be placed on sale next Mon
day morning.
Chairman W. H. Beardmore of the
gymnasium committee of the Y. NJ. G
A., is making arrangements with local
physical instructors to open the gym.
nasium next week. Glasses are now
being organized
1t is reported on the street that
Santa Claus (the originaD has engaged
nearly all the freight space Except.
ing the ice house, on the coming Aus.
tralia, to bring down Wall, Nichols
Co. large Xmas stock
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. call the
attention of housekeepers, dressmal<-
ers and others to the "Wertheim High