The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

at noon.
Government bills for September will
be paid next Monday.
DR.. Raymond at present has his of
flee with DR.. Cooper.
Morgan's big real estate auction sale
opens at noon tomorrow.
Morgan will hold sale of imported
horses tomorrow at noon.
A roof is being built over the res
ervior on Punchbowl slope.
United States Consul Churchill has
started in on road building in Samoa.
Architect Ripley is indsposed today.
He has not been to his Office for two
days.
\ new bicycle club will be formed
in the basement of the Hawaiian hotel
this evening.
The list of officers of the Honokaa
Sugar Co., for the ensuing year is
published elsewhere.
H. F. Wichman carries large and
very select stock of jewelry and silver
ware that is silverware.
Rev. H. w. Pecll's subject at the
Methodist church Sunday evening will
be 1.-The Coming Revolution"
Special meeting of Board of Under
writer's at the Chamber of Commerce
at 10 o'clock a. IN. tomorrow.
The Young Hawaiians Institute
passed a pleasant evening at the reg
ular weekly meeting last night.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd enter
tanned Hon. j. w. Foster and Mrs.
Foster at dinner last evening.
There is a steady demand for sears
for the Frawley season. \ large num-
Der of tickets are sold every day.
People on the other islands are
writing to have seats laid aside for
them for the Frawley engagement.
Postmaster General Dat is expected
home this afternoon from an inspec-
ton tour of the postoffices on Maui.
The Healani Yacht and Boat Club
will hold postponed meeting tonight
to choose officers for the ensuing
year.
Orders to A and b Companies for the
battalion drill this evening are pub
lished by Capt. Smith and Lieut.. Jac-
OLSON.
w. II. Crawford and All Soon, who
are held for gambling, will be given
hearing on Tuesday next in the Po-
5 lice Court.
| new Scotch whislley to the patrons
of the Royal Annex. The brand is Z
vi F. The very finest.
7 The Myrtle Boat Club members did
not meet last night on account of the
absence of President Robertson, who
was detained in court.
In the police medal shooting contest
yesterday Capt. Fernandez scored Il
points, Lieut.. Chamberlain 81 points
, and Pinehaka "a points.
Mr.. w. r. Harrington estimates his
loss in Wednesday nights fire at $1,000
Mr.. Gray, proprietor of the cottage
says his loss will reach $500.
A certain hackman who saw fit to
: celebrate yesterday and use abusive
language, was fined in the Police
court this morning and allowed to &c
his way.
A policeman raised on Maui is con
sidered a dangerous man in the half
mile swimming race. Marshal Brown
directed several men at practice this
, morning.
Mr. w. c. Weldon has on exhibition
at the Hawaiian News Company two
large-sized eggs laid by silver grey
Dorkling fowls, which ne imported
from England
The Y. NJ. C. A. Senate will meet
tonight and discuss the question
whether the ownership of real prop
erty should be a necessary qualifca-
ton of voter"
1t is barely possible that there may
be change in the day or hour of the
big swimming meet announced for 4
p. m. Monday If so, notice will be
given tomorrow.
When the Kilohana Art League
opens its doors next Monday evening
} fine exhibition of oil and water col
orings will be displayed before the
eye of the visitors,
The opening game of the foot ball
season will be played at the base ball
grounds Saturday, November 14th' at
3;45 and will be played by the First
Regiment and the Town Boys.