The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.

miles off.
There are now sixty-fve patients in
the Queens hospital.
Martin Smith is out today for the
first time after an illness.
\ number of the base ball players
will take up foot ball at once.
j. j. Williams took several views of
the Waverly block this morning.
The recent full moon and sunshine
showers interest visitors very much.
\ business meeting of Company A is
called by Capt. Smith for this evening.
The Y. NJ. c. \. Senate will be or
ganized the first week in next month.
Capt Paul Smith gave Il bathing
party to friends at Waikiki Monday
evening.
The game of base ball next Saturday
will be between the Kamehamehas and
Honululus.
Lieut.. jacobson publishes an order
for the b Company election meeting
this evening.
The Manoa Wonder is almost in
form again for the race around Oahu
with Sylvester.
President Murray calls an important
meeting of the American League for
1880 this evening.
The Reform School boys are said to
have become very docile as the result
of recent attention.
Specifications of the new Central
fire station will be submitted to the
contractors tomorrow.
The band will give a concert to in
mates of the Queens hospital at from
to this afternoon.
\ local hui of enterprising young
men is negotiating for extensive fish
ing rights off Molokai
The band stand at Makee Island will
be completed in time for the concert
next Sunday afternoon.
Company ID and the police teams
will have shoot at Iwilei butts at
2:3O p. m. next Saturday.
The case of the Salvation Army, OBJ
structing the streets, will come up in
the Police Court tomorrow
Harold, the younger son of b. +.
Dillingham;, has accepted a clerkship
temporarily in the post office
Capt. Jack Galway is extremely
anxious to make record by getting
the Gainsborough off the reef.
The Registrar of Conveyances has
an important notice relating to stamp
duties on all deeds, bills of sale, etc.
Manager Cunningham at the Anchor
| Hotel continues to add to his reputa-
ton as the leading midday caterer
Dan Merkle, German, aged 10, died
at the Mechanics HONE shortly after
noon on Monday of general debility.
The meeting of the Beretania Tennis
]
/ Club called for this evening has been
postponed to 7:45 o'clock Friday even
| ing.
Four-oar shell racing has been
dropped and discussion resumed on the
financial question at j. S. Martins
| forum.
The entertainment of the Literary
Glass of the Kilohana Art League will
take place some evening early in
October.
w. W. Dimond advertises Globe oil
cans, Crown fryers and bakers, Light
coffee pots.
Mr. Miller, the Hawaii coffee expert,
has visited Manoa and agrees with the
views on that district expressed by
John Ena.
Mr.. Atkinson's census enumerators
are at work in their respective dis
tricts. The questions they are asked
would fill a big book.
This is the evening for the camp fire
of the G. A. r, at j, N, Wright's, In
dependence Park. The fire will be
lighted at 1880 sharp.
Indications are that the present
term of the Supreme Court will not
last ten days. There are only fifteen
cases and all will be short.
George Sea, station house clerk, viii
go to Kauai this afternoon. Joe Kai
mihau will act as clerk on the day
watch during his absence.
The band will play on the Executive
building grounds at 4 p. m tomorrow
and will give concert at the Hawaii
an Hotel Thursday evening.
The band gave delightful concert
In n larna au1ianpa nt Emma Sauort