The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-25
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.


There will be special music at Kau-
makapili church tomorrow evening.
David Dayton has been made guar
dian of Ohm n. c. Gilman, a minor
c. IL. Falk and wife came down from
Hawaii on the nelene this morning.
The Bennington will likely go tot
Lahaina on Tuesday for target prac-
tice.
The Leilan boat boys are happy ov--
er the prosperous condition of the
club.
The Comus officers and Honolulu
ties are at cricket again this after
noon.
DIR. Goodhue of Wailul<u is suffering
from a fractured hand, sustained in a
fall from horse.
The annual accounts of Colonel w.
F. Allen, trustee of the Parker estate,
were approved today.
Rev. ID. p. Birnie will give sermon
on Studies in Japan at the Central
Union tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Grinbaum gave delightful
picnic party to her lady friends at the
Peninsula on Thursday.
The Kaala got away on time yester-
day afternoon with the ostriches in
tended for the new farm on Maui.
The Central Meat Market advertises
that Cares sausage makes a delicious
breakfast diet. See advertisement.
The tax appeal case of George \.
Wilcox against j. X. Farley is being
heard before the Tax Appeal Court.
Judge Carter today denied the mo-
ton for a new trial in the case of
Charlotte Boyd against John Gandall.
w. Simerson, the crack fielder of the
st. Louis club, is back from Maui. He
will play with his club this afternoon.
The Second Battalion will drill next
week. The First Regiment will prob
ably drill at Makiki park the week af-
ter.
Invitations have been issued for a
reception and dance on board the
French flagship on Wednesday after
noon.
The United States ship Alert which
has number of officers on board pop
ular in Honolulu, has gone to Alaska
for duty.
Rev. T. d. Garvin will preach his
first sermon in the Christian church
tomorrow since his lengthy visit
abroad. n
Attorney p. L. Weaver and f. Towse
have taken up the study of the Hawa-
ian language. j. NJ. Poepoe is teach
ing them.
\ large wooden tank for Grace's
ranch arrived on the Mauna Ala and
was hauled away from the wharf this
morning.
DIR. and Mrs. Monsarrat and Miss
Tasca Jones have returned from Ha-
waii. Mrs. Monsarrat is in much bet
ter health.
The Stranger and the Alice NJ crews
of the Myrtle club will have friend
" match over the harbor course next
Wednesday.
| The map of the Nahiku Government
lands is now at the office of the sub
agent, Paia, and open for inspection
at any time.
Read the new Imperial and Waverly
Bicycle advertisement of the Hawa-
| ian Cycle and Manufacturing Compa.
ny on Page of this issue.
Tomorrow is the fifteenth Sunday
after Trinity. There will be Holy
Communion at st. Andrews cathedral
a and II a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Taylor, of Hama
kuapoko, are to be congratulated up
on the arrival of a little daughter in
their home on Tuesday morning last
j. NJ. Smith has charge of the en-
gineering department at Spreckels-
vile during the absence of Mr.. Stod-
dard who intends. to, be gone about
isiX months.
James b. Castle has accepted the
appointment of Secretary of the Ha-
wall delegation at Washington. lie
will leave for the capital in Novem-
Der.
The quarterly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association will take
place on October 4. There will be a
musical entertainment during the ev-
ening.
DIR. f. j. b. Cordeiro, surgeon in
the United States navy, and well
known N Honolulu, is the author of a
book on "Thermics and Thermo-Dyna-
mics of the Body"
Rev. Sidney Gulick,. missionary
who has done good work in the ia
panese field, will speak at the Young
Mems Christian Association meeting
tomorrow evening.
Your photo is worthy of being the
best and at Williams Are Studio pro.
per attention is given to each subject
A natural yet unique pose with proper
finish make handsome picture.
There have been six applications left
with Secretary Coleman for member
ship in the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION French class. This almost
insures the success of the class. Two
ladies have applied to teach the class
Madamoiselle Clark Andrae, lately
associated with the White House, Sar
Francisco, will have charge of Ehlers
& Co. S dressmaking department which
will reopen on Monday, September 81
on Bethel street until fI1rthe notice