The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.
Under Two Flags" tonight.

! for rent.
The Salvation Army is placing a
corps in Kohala, Hawaii.
Mrs. Tucker, of Honolulu, is still
sketching in Hanaei valley, Kauai.
The Golden Rule Bazaar has entered
the envelope and sign competition.
The II. a. \. c. is likely to give an
other field day soon after the regatta.
Rapid progress is being made in the
work of extending the Myrtle Boat
house.
Sylvester's official challenge to the
Manoa wonder wheelmon is published
today.
No police officer was reprimanded IN
connection with the arrest of the Sal
walton Army.
Thos. p. Cummins left by the w. G..
Hall this morning to try Kona climate
for his health.
The band played the Miowera off
Monday afternoon in honor of outgo-
ing passengers.
Seely l. Shaw will take two
months vacation this fall. He may
visit the states.
Ed Dekum is door keeper at the
Chinese theater for the Elsie Adar
entertainments.
Kamaukoli was fined 300 in Judge
Perry's court today for selling liquor
without license.
The Meteor wheel riders will have
a run to Wright's villa, Waikiki to-
morrow evening.
The Nonowai is due from the coast
on Thursday and the Gaelic for the
Coast on Friday.
The Hilo Tribune publishes a report
that Cadet Viola Munroe, S. A., has
inherited fortune.
"Under Two Flags" at the drill shed
tonight. Doors will open at 1880; per-
Torrance at sharp.
~ Hbu hloN Il Soou lHlllS w ucH y Ou
see it! is the question asked by Hopp
& Co. in their ad today.
There is talk of putting vigor and
life into the Pacific Wheelmen," or
organizing a new cub.
Senator Rice received a fine lot of
California mules by the S. c. Allen.
They were landed Monday.
Important news concerning the re-
funding matter is expected from Hon.
p. c. Jones by the Monowai.
Capt. Archie Mcdowell, of Miowera
fame. expects to leave b" the Mono
wal on Thursday for australia.
NJ. NJ. Shoemaker, r. +. Wendell and
Arthur Reynolds are booked, to leave
by the Monowai for the Colonies.
The Elsie Adair company will con-
tinue its engagement at the old Chin
csc theater this evening and tomorrow
evening.
Capt Ernest Renken mounted
Pubiol, liuo Il " llob 40 tliC
result of fall from horse while on
Hawaii.
Two gentlemen who arrived by the
Miowera will attempt the introduction
of French wines on a large scale into
Honolulu.
Mrs. II. S. Tregloan has a card of
thanks to the many friends who so
kindly assisted the family in their be-
reavement
Four native children were taken to
the station house Monday night under
the ''Curfew" law, but were released
with a reprimand.
A meeting of the American League
will be held this evening The post
poned installation of the new officers
will likely take place.
The advertisement of II. hackfeld d
Co. about the Remington Bicycle,
model 81, will interest the ladies who
are lovers of cycling.
Miss Rice, the pianist from the Col
onies who was here for some time,
has made successful public appear
ance at San Francisco.
Many of the island teachers who
have been in attendance upon the
Summer School are leaving today for
their respective homes.
The American Minister and Mrs.
Willis are domiciled for the present
at the Won Holt cottage, Waikiki. They
will be there for some time.
j. A. Martin, proprietor of the Hilo
Bazaar of that city, has been i'll for
several weeks and closed bis store. He
is now slowly recuperating.