The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-10
BY AUTHORITY.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

Sugar 3H, a drop of one-siXteenth.
No meeting of the Y. II. l. will be
held this evening.
There was no session of any of the
higher courts this morning.
The band will give concert at En-
ma Square on Monday evening.
The Rio de Janeiro will sail at p.
m. for Yokohama and Honglong
The Y. NJ. c. \. orchestra will re
sumo its rehearsals one week from to-
night
The Foreign Office received no let
ters by the Rio from Mr.. Hatch at
Washington.
Jack station house clerk. is still
quite i'll. His place is being filled by
Joe Kaihihau.
Hoi Chin was fined $50 in police
court this morning for having opium
in possession.
EN-Detective Gus Hammer left by
the Australia Wednesday afternoon
for California.
Two Chinese were arrested Wednes-
day evening for selling foreign goods
without license.
No news from Mr. p c. Jones. He
should have seen his correspondents
again last week.
The s. S. Australia, Capt. Houdlette,
had cargo of domestic produce val
ued at $50 ,s0O.sO
The Board of Health advertise for
sealed tenders for beef cattle for the
Leper settlement.
Pang Lum Now has entered suit
against Pang Lum 20 recover on three
notes aggregating $500.
No appointment of sheriff for Ka
ua has been made. \ man will likely
he decided on next week.
The Scottish Thistle Club and not
the Sons of St. George speak of using
the American League hall.
All Sing was fined 81 in the district
court this morning for maliciously
cutting off the hair of his wife.
DR.. McWayne has been appointed
Government physician of North Kona,
and Dr. Lindsay of South Kona.
The Government subscription COM
mittee of the rowing association has
made its report and been discharged.
The Australia was given rather
quiet send-off Wednesday afternoon.
There was no music, but a large crowd
and leis abounded.
Notice is given in today's issue that
all regulations prohibiting fishing in
the harbor of Honolulu and vicinity
have been recinded.
BY unanimous vote of the Board of
Health Wednesday afternoon, the tabu
on fishing in the harbor was removed
until further notice.
Capt. McPhail and family of the
wrecked bark Gainsborough left by the
Australia Wednesday afternoon to re-
turn to their home in England
j, F. Scott and gang of workmen
are engaged fitting up the old kitchen
of the Bishop mansion for use by the
chemistry department of the high
school.
The Minister of the Interior has APP
pointed George H. Holt, Luna, to take
up estrays on all Government roads
and lands in the District of Kona, Is
land of Oahu.
Chester Doyle will sing The Lady in
Black" and 81 Mustn't Say Anything
Wrong" at the Cricket Club smoker
Saturday evening. Both are local.
Words by Doyle; music by Berger.
Loves bakery may be persistent in
talking, but until every housekeeper
in this city is familiar with their
special fine made bread, they propose
to keep on talking. Today it is Ora
ham Bread, for invalids.
The Sons of St. George, all British
subjects, and friends generally are in
vited to a social and hop to be given at
Independence Park on Friday Sep
TENDER 25, 1896, in honor of Queen Vic
toria in that she has been privileged to
reign over the British Empire longer
than any of her predecessors.
WILL BE MISSED.