The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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There will be no drill drill of Com
pany d this evening. Too wet
A deserter from the Irmgard is post
ed. He left the ship during Sunday,
Henry Nierra will have new song
at the Elsie Adair benefit this evening.
The next band concert will be given
at Emma 'quare two weeks from to-
night.
y new bridge will be built over the
stream from the Waikiki road to Ma
kee island.
Every member of II company is
urged to attend the meeting called for
this evening.
Capt. Arthur Mcdowell did not get
away by the Monowai. He is now
hack driving.
Pabst's Malt Extract is an excellent
tonic for those troubles with insomnia
or loss of appetite.
Six Chinese gamblers were arrested
during Sunday, but were released on
furnishing cash bail.
Heavy showers have fallen in Nuu-
anu valley since Sunday noon and the
reservoirs are rapidly h.nng up.
The marriage of Mr.. Froboese and
Mrs. Quinn will take place tomorrow
evening at St. Andrews cathedral.
Miss Adair's benefit takes place this
evening in the Drill Shed. This will
be her last appearance in Honolulu.
Stars and kamehamehas at the ball
park Saturday September 5. Two new
players have been added to the Star
nine.
Mr.. Vanderlip and Miss Adair re-
ceived a small party of friends at the
hotel after the play Saturday even
ing.
VIM. H. Babbitt will pitch for the
Stars in the ball game with the Rams
next Saturday. Hart will go to the
field.
Brass signs give a tone to your store
other manner. j. T. Lund makes them
to order.
A benefit to Miss Elsie Adair is on
the boards to take place at military
opera house this evening. Local talent
will assist.
Clerk Jack of the station house is
under the weather. Gus Hammer is
pilillia.
Very heavy rains have fallen on the
north side of Oahu. 1t started in Sat
urday and kept up almost necessarily
until today
The downpour Sunday afternoon
broke up the concert at Makee Island
and produced stampede for shelter in
the street cars.
dividend will be payable on the
capital stock of Eva Plantation Tues
day, September LIST at t~e Office of
Castle &, Cooke.
Companies f and f broke camp on
the grounds of the Executive building
early this morning and moved back
into the barracks.
The wares of Charles Hawkins, Sec
ond hand dealer, have been seized for
rent. j. b. Atherton holds a bill of
sale of the property.
The vacation of the Hawaiian band
began this morning in consequence of
which there will be no concert at En-
ma square this evening.
Tachers' examinations closed Fri
day. The Board S now engaged with
the papers. Certificates will be award
ed the last of the week.
Hull, an old offender, was arrested
Sunday morning on the charge of sell
ing opium. The man operates in the
Kikihaele neighborhood.
A brother of n. L. Morris was can
didate to the Populist convention at
Ellensburgh, Wash. The local Morris
is a red-hot McKinleyite.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 f. & A. NJ,
will hold a special meeting this even
ing at 1880 at the Masonic Temple
Work in the third degree.
Mr.. laughs takes charge of the Gov
eminent nursery tomorrow. The place
has been closed to the public since Mr.
Rhodes ceased to be manager.
The Stars and Kams will play bal
next Saturday. If the former win the
championship of this season will be
practically settled in their favor
The II. A. A. c. will hold a special
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