The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
'lanchette" was mistaken.

"Planchette" was mistaken.
There was Il luau at Mallinini's. Ma.
noa, Sunday.
The band played to Il small audience
Saturday afternoon.
The Beaver Saloon will serve fresh
frozen oysters any style.
II. 5. Tregloan is again critically ILL.,,
having suffered relapse.
Waikiki resorts were crowded with
visitors Sunday afternoon.
The usual concert by the band at
Emma Square this evening.
Showers fell at Waikiki and Kapio-
lani Park Sunday afternoon.
Honolulus VS.. the Kan. Alumni at
the Ball Park next Saturday.
There must have been nearly $4,000
wagered on Saturdays ball game.
y. S. Sachs offers some rare bar
gains TO housekeepers in this issue
j. T. Lund, lock and gunsmith.
makes keys and repairs firearms.
There will be but one more game be-
tween the Stars and First Regiments.
c. Klemme d Co. received their
usual line of Ice House goods eN-Aus-
tralia.
An immense swarm of bees has set
tied on the corner of the Interior
Office.
Two sailors named Hulombre and
Sullivan were arrested Saturday night
for affray.
tertainment this evening was nearly
filled at noon.
a party of young folks, piloted by
George Otterson, visited the Pail Sun
day afternoon.
Brother Thomas returned Sunday
morning from four weeks vacation
spent on Maui.
There were about the usual number
at Myrtle and Healani boat houses
Sunday forenoon.
The concert at Maltee Island Sun
day afternoon was largely attended
and much enjoyed.
Work on fitting up the second store
for the Mclnerny shoe house was
started this morning.
The Elsie Adair entertainment at
the military opera house will begin at
S sharp this evening.
NJ. Mclnerny, progressive clothier,
is selling ready-to-wear garments Mt
extremely low prices.
Professor Oscar Ilerold has been en-
gagged to play for the Elsie Adair per
formances in this city
Hopili and Healani were fighting
Saturday night and both were arrested
on the charge of affray.
Only few wheelmen made the run
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with a rainstorm coming back.
\ man named w. \. Smith of Kauai
was robbed of about 5000 in an up
town saloon Saturday night.
The Honolulus and Kamehamehas
will try conclusions at the base ball
park next Saturday afternoon.
IL Company meets at the old bar
racks this evening. There will be
nomination of two leutenants.
There was big luau at HaIawa yes
terday. Many city people went down
and had a very enjoyable time.
The Hebron Drug Co. tell of the
merits of Curative Skin Soap and of
Scribner's Pills for biiousness.
/ A demented native was taken to the
station house this morning. He will
be sent to the asylum for treatment.
The club house for the Valley Ten
mis- Club is i'm course of erection. \
larger building will be put up later
Bob Scott has already had several
applications for membership in his
class for the instruction of dramatic
| players.
Four Chinese were fined 81 each in
the police court this morning for OBJ
structing the streets with vegetable
baskets.
On account of the play tonight the
regular meeting of the officers of the
FIRST Regiment is postponed to tomor-
row evening.
The marriage of Mr.. John S. Walker
and Miss Blanche Cornwell will take
place at st. Andrews Cathedral tomor-
row evening.
Pohu was arrested this morning on
the charge, of gross cheat. He has a