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


force.
The Kinau took three volcano pas
sengers.
Wheelmen are arranging for several
runs on Sunday.
The old King street lodging house
is being torn down today.
The dredger started up at noon to-
day at the Oceanic basin.
A cottage of three furnished rooms
and bath at Waikiki is to let.
Capt. Alex McGregor's funeral will
take place Sunday afternoon.
Ed n. Hitchcock, landscape proto-
grapher, has a card in this issue.
Sealed tenders are wanted for pub
lie roads on the island of Hawaii.
Estate cases occupied the attention
of Judge Carter in Chambers today.
A lone japanese drunk was har-
bored by the police Thursday night.
Capt. Bowers found the door next
to Mrs. Cahill's store open last night.
The Kilohana Art League will hold
its regular meeting at 1880 this even
ing.
The Board of Health will make a
visit of inspection to Molokai next
month.
Nothing was heard by the last mail
of John T. Brown, partner of S.
Kubey.
The Stars expect the score of the
Kahului ball game to be Stars, 5;
Mauis, 0.
Excavation is almost completed for
the new Irwin building on Lower Nuu-
anu avenue.
The Stars hand and desk blotter's
(home printing! have made an in
staneous hit.
\ meeting of Mrs. Gums dancing
class will be held in Arion hall at 1880
this evening.
Carpenters finished the new build
ing on the Royal school yard Thurs
day afternoon.
Annual meeting of the Sharpshoot-
ers for the election of officers, will be
held this evening.
Judge Perry is sitting with the Su-
preme Court today in place of Justice
Frear, disqualified.
The Woman's Exchange restaurant
now serves breakfast from 6:30 to
$50 every morning.
Photographs of members of the
Frawley Company have been placed in
store windows today.
Next news from the earth will be
per the Miowera, due a-week from to-
day from Vancouver.
\ special meeting of the Healani
Boat Club directors was held at noon
today to transact business.
The McInerny haberdasher stores
corner window is about as pretty
now as has ever been shown.
\ tramways bus broke down on King
street bridge Wednesday night. a
wheel gave way. No one hurt
The native swimmer who won the
race on Regatta day does not appear
to care for match with haole.
David Dayton and Carlo Long are
also members of the foot baal team
which is planning to visit the Coast
Miss Cahill reports that her present
millinery opening is the most sue
cessful she has ever had in Honolulu.
Some of the new Myrtle juniors are
having barge practice twice week.
They are being coached by Judge Car
ter.
Appelahama, one of the prominent
natives in the '95 uprising, died at his
home near Waialae Thursday after
noon.
The only arrest by the city police
today was Chinaman accused of
stealing taro from the premises of an
other.
There are many sarsaparillas, but
only one Ayers. Hollister Drug Co.
are the agents for the Hawaiian
islands.
Dampness interfered greatly with
the band entertainment at Thomas
Square Thursday afternoon. Very few
people were out.
James, the contractor who shot a
| Chinaman i'm Hilo few months ago,
will be given jury trial at the pres
ent Kohala term.
Application has been made for court
permission to invest $4,000 of Gibson