The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

Dung On mas notice III TINS issue.
Mariposa sails at s p. m. for the
Colonies.
Rainfall in Honolulu Cuty last night
was 30 inches.
Stanford and Olympia teams tied in
"A foot ball game.
The Y. NJ. c. \. Senate will meet ut
1880 tomorrow evening.
The Marposa left sugar at cents,
same as per last advices.
Entertainment of the Y. NJ. C. A. to
its members this evening.
Another mail from the Coast will
arrive per Belgic on Saturday.
For Athletic Sweaters go to The
Kash, Waverley Block, Hotel street.
Best grade of French Claret, the
great strength giver, at \. Fernandes.
Consul Mills and wife are on the
steamer Australia and will arrive Mon
day.
Mystic Lodge No. ,, X. of p, had a
social after business and work last
night.
y new ward, to cost something like
1000, will be erected at the Insane
asylum.
Mr.. Hatch wrote Minister Cooper
by today's mail. He is still in Maine.
No news.
The list of officers of the Paukcd
Sugar Co. is published elsewhere in
this issue.
Orders to Companies \. b, & and u
for the regimental parade and review,
are published.
Bishop & Co. are now agents for
the Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., of
San Francisco.
The Regiments will have their scrub
foot ball match at the base ball park
this afternoon.
p. c. Jones and wife are visiting
Mrs. Acknowledgements and Mrs. John
l.. Stevens in Maine.
The Kohala Sugar Co. will have
their annual meeting on Saturday,
October 31st, at 9 a. N.
Detective Cordes arrested another
Chinaman last night for having opium
unlawfully in possession.
George L. Edwards, principal of Ka-
lihi-waena school, has been quite a
sick man for two days.
w. f. Reynolds displays at the
Golden Rule Bazaar the new box plan
of the st. Louis college theater.
\ benefit will be given the Gonzales
sisters at Independence Park on the
evening of Saturday October 81.
w. G. Zoller and Ralph w. Hamilton
arrived on the Mariposa today from
London to make Hawaii their home.
\ large number of invitations are
out for the Myrtle dance to be given
at the club house tomorrow evening.
Owing to the dampness the attend
ance at the band concert at Thomas
Square Wednesday evening was rath-
err light.
Remember the great inter ilsand
base ball contest, Wailullus VS.. Stars,
at the base bali park at $3.50 Saturday
afternoon.
Father Keogh, a Catholic priest of
Auckland is aboard the Mariposa IA
his way home from lengthy vacation
in Ireland.
Light and shade can be obtained ut
your command if you use the Imperial
Opaque Window Shades, sold by Lew
ers & Cooke.
Regimental parade aud review for
Minister Cooper on Armory Square at
1880 this evening. The band will lead
the parade.
Handsome enameled iron baths and
other sanitary appliances are the art
icles spoken of by the Hawaiian Hard
ware Co. today.
Tom Morrissey, driver of engine No.
2, returned this morning from a visit
to his home at Detroit and will resume
work at his old place.
Mr.. f. w. Hart is again first officer
of the Mariposa. He laid off a trip to
take command of the Iealandia, on
her voyage to Panama.
Mrs. VIM. Giffard was one of the
returning passengers by the Mariposa.
The lady has been visiting friends in
the United States some months.
Minister Cooper has consented for
the band to play at the ball match be-
tween the Stars and IVailukus at the
base ball park Saturday afternoon.