The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-05
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


Pearl Oil at 1920 the case
The finance Office statement for
August appears in this issue.
Joe Choynslti bested Joe McAuliffe
in four rounds at San Francisco.
Stars and Kamehamehas at the base
ball park at $3.50 this afternoon.
II. Lose, assignee for NJ. S. Levy, has
notice to creditors in this issue.
The steamer Kaala returned from a
circuit of the island this afternoon.
Capt Campbell is meeting with sue
cess in soliciting for the regatta fund.
President Dole gave the Regatta
Committee $25 for the coming boating
events.
Charles Hammer returned this
morning greatly improved in health
and strength.
c. r. Collins has a new ad in this
issue which will interest all who own
driving stock.
Saturday September 10th being a ma
tional holiday all government offices
will be closed.
Chas. IL. Rose returned by the Kinau
yesterday after having spent a three
weeks vacation in Hilo.
The shooting match between d aud
G companies this afternoon will begin
promptly at 1880 o'clock.
\ large number of school children,
of the city and of Hawaii, returned by
the Kinau Friday afternoon.
The September number of "The Par
adise of the Pacific" is out; copies can
be had at the newsdealers.
Thos. E. Cook will go into the sur
veying business and Theo. p. SEVERN
will return to photography.
Next year the Australia will make
only twelve trips to Honolulu and will
remain seven days each visit.
Entertainments were given by the
passengers aboard the Australia
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Company A is ordered by Capt.
Smith to report at command head
quarters this evening at 1880.
All members of the Healani boat
club are requested to attend at the
house at $3.50 tomorrow morning.
In Probate Court at Washington,
Geo. Riddle, of Boston, was appointed
collector for the estate of Kate Field.
Port Surveyor Stratemeyer today re-
ceived two of the handsome new silver
dollar certificates of the United States.
Miss Patch, music teacher, and Miss
Hadley, school teacher of Lihue, re-
turnd by the Australia this morning.
The "Ole Olesen'' company held it's
first rehearsal last night. Bob Scott
is instructor and will take the title
role.
The Nevada bank swindlers, the men
who raised the $12 check to $4,000,
have been sentenced to San Quentin
for life.
The Southern Pacific has been fore
ed to withdraw it's order demanding
pay for the transportation of bicycles
as baggage.
John Landers, general agent of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Co. at San
Francisco, arrived by the Australia
this morning.
Sam Parker and party will come
down from Waimea on the next steam
er. They could not be accommodated
by the Kinau this trip.
Storey, the man who can do any lit
tie thing, has bet up that he can
carry bucketful of milk mile on d
wheel without spilling it,
Mr. Jones refunding plans have not
yet taken shape. The proposition has
been laid before New York brokers.
Mr. Jones is in Philadelphia.
Rev. S. S. Palmer will preach morn
ing and evening at the Central Union
church tomorrow. He will leave by
the Australia next Wednesday,
By the Transit w. w. Dimond re-
ceived 100 Jewel stoves, which will be
sold outright for cash or will be leased
at prices suitable to everyone.
w. Simerson, one of the crack play
ers of the First Regiment base ball
club, returned by the Kinau and will
appear in the game next Saturday.
The officers of the Adams gave quite
pleasant reception to shore friends
Friday afternoon. The Kawaiahau
Club furnished music and dancing was
kept up until 6 o'clock,
II. W. Schmidt & Sons claim against