The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-03

cnallenSe from LdndIld vi war
luku is still awaited by the Star base
ball club.
There will be large gathering of
cyclists at the park track tomorrow
afternoon.
All Ngee was fined $50 in Police
Court this morning for having opium
in possession.
Company d and the police will shoot
their return match at Kakaako at $3.50
this afternoon.
C. NJ. Dow and party of friends
have gone to Pearl Harbor in the Res
cue this afternoon.
The Government will purchase some
Hawaiian national band instruments
from BILLY" Aylett.
The Y. NJ. c. \. praise service to be
held Sunday evening at 6:30 will be
led by Mr.. Z. Benner.
The Kash has two generations for
their patrons. They fit the fathers
and the son in clothes.
Editor Heintz will publish several
illustrated articles on Hawaii in his
paper, the Rural Californian.
Rev. H. w. Peck will preach on
Parental Responsibility" at the Meth
odist church tomorrow evening.
Frank II. Harvey, Pete Camarinos
and Charles S. Desky were added to
the Australia's list this morning.
w. c. Peacock will head the list for
the new piano for the Young Hawaii
ans Institute with handsome dona-
ton.
Lau Lam Chan gives notice of his
departure and that all bills against
him must be presented for payment
Immediately.
Lucas and Waggoner invite their
friends to take Anheuser-Busch and
clam chowder at the Hawaiian hotel
this evening.
w. w. Dmond advertises lemon
squash glasses and sherbet or custard
and up-to-date.
Minister Cooper and w. A. Kinney
are planning to leave for the States
on the goth inst. Mr.. Cooper will go
through to Boston.
Kamekoa was fined 81 and $3.50 costs
by Judge De la Vergne this morning
upon conviction on charge of as
saut and battery.
Professor Behger and his orchestra
will render choice selections during
intermissons at the military opera
house this evening.
At the request of defendants the
case of Arthur Jones and Amy Pan
gilman was continued in Police Court
from today to Monday.
Mr.. c. NJ. Heintz, editor of the Rural
Californian, will return home by to-
days steamer, after having made
many warm friends in Honolulu.
After brisk foot ball it was evident
that the First Regiment was the
stronger team in the practice match
with the II. A. A. C's. Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Froboese reports that the Club
! Hotel is filled to it's utmost capacity
nearly all the time. The place is be-
ing conducted on lines to suit the bus
mess community.
Pung Son, who tried to knock off
the leeward corner of the post Office
with his wagon yesterday, was fined
SIS in the District Court this morning
for needless driving.
Energetic efforts to please your
! patrons are always bound to bring
you success and perfect satisfaction
to your customer. C. r. Collins builds
harness that is harness.
Friends of Gardner X. Wilder are
already urging him for the position of
Circuit court judge of Hawaii. They
say he is the best man available and
is next in line of promotion.
F. W. Damon, of the Chinese Mis-
sion, and Fred Smith, of the Railway,
the the gentlemen by whose sugges-
ton The Star was the first paper to
urge the idea of park on the new
district above King street bridge.
Weekly Star, $500 per year.