The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-06
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the bay.

+, T.. NlcnOlS OF wall, NICHOLS ~
Co., has gone to the states.
The September number of The Par |
adise of the Pacific" is out.
The special session of the Senate |
will take place on Wednesday.
The engagement of two prominent
society people is on the tapis.
Wilder Wight and Willie Roth will
return on the Kinau tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip II. Dodge OPP
ened their primary school today.
Miss Pauahi Judd is expected home
during the first week in October.
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou are occu-
pying their new home on Judd street.
f. c. Macfarlane will return on the
next Australia. He is in much better
health.
Everything is in readiness for the
Naniwa to get away to the Orient to-
morrow.
DR.. Monsarrat goes to Hawaii this
week to Join his family. He will re-
turn on the 18th inst.
Senator Morgan will be the guest
of his cousin, Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou during
his stay in Honolulu.
There will be no ball game next
Saturday because of the championship
races at Pearl Ilarbor.
j. Emmeuth d Co. advertise Primas
stoves, wood and coal stoves, farmers
boilers and agate ware.
Miss Fanning's kindergarten reopen
ed this morning for the fall terms.
There was a good attendance.
II. NJ. Whitney. Jr., and 5. G.. Wild
err and party bagged 135 doves on the
other side of the island yesterday.
The Russell Staple Fuller and Wire
Splicer, six tools in one. See adv. Of
the Hawaii Hardware Company, on
page 4.
All qualified voters of the Fifth Dis
trict, Ninth Precinct are requested to
register themselves in the enrolment
list. See adv.
Miss Annie and Master James Whit
ney have returned from a brief vaca-
ton outing spent with Manager and
Mrs. Herbert at Naalehu.
The ship Lebu from Chill, with Nj
trate of Soda. is due to arrive any day.
Place your orders with \. f. Cooke for
| immediate delivery from the wharf.
Mrs. c. A. Brown and children are
expected home on the Kinau tomor-
row from pleasant summers vaca-
ton spent at Volcano house and Hilo.
The United States Vaudeville Com
Dany will give an entire change OF
program at the Opera House Tuesday
evening. Box plan open at Wall, Mich
OILS Co.
The Misses Daisy and Alice Lish-
man. who have been visiting Mrs. Geo.
| Ross. wife of the manager of Hakalau
| plantation, will return to tomorroW's
iIinau.
The Minister of the Interior gives
notice that Rev. 5. Kapu has been APP
pointed commissioner of private
| tFays and water rights for the district
! f Wailuhu. Island of Maui.
The regular monthly meeting of the
! Nomans Board of Missions will take
place o nTuesday, the 18th day of Sep
tamber, at 2:3O, in Central Union
church.
Pass Book 1868 of Postal Savings
bank is missing. Finder will please
! leave at Postal bank or Hawaiian New
leave at Postal bank or at Hawaiian
! News Co.
Judge Wilcox had a small docket
in the police court this morning. One
! Chinese was fined for che fla, a native
for assault and battery and two ma
tives for drunkenness.
S. Furuya. one of the Japanese
newspaper correspondents who came
here on the Naniwa, will sail for New
York on the next steamer, whittier he
has been ordered by his paper.
The Kahului steam launch is still at
anchor of Lahaina. Her machinery
has broken down and her engineer has
been nearly all the week trying to re-
pair it to enable her to get back home.
James 5. McCandless, who left on
the Gaelic Saturday, will probably not
90 further east than West Virginia
! lie goes on business matters but will
endeavor to get "A little rest while
away.
Marshal Brown got into the harness
again this morning, after an absence
of more than a fortnight from his
post, and found plenty of business
awaiting him, although Deputy
Hitchcock had kept the docket pretty
clear.
Roby Andrews, - year old girl,
was injured in runaway accident late
yesterday afternoon. The horse she
was riding plunged into buggy that
was driven by Captain Lorenzen and
John Stelling.
Captain Kurooko expresses great re-
gret that he must leave Hawaii with
invited to accompany Admiral Miller
on trip TO the famous crater, but he
will not be unable to do so.
j. NJ. Vivas was chosen president OF
the Portuguese Union at a meeting OF
that society in Lusitana hall. NJ. a
PeiXoto was elected first vice presi'
dent. and NJ. A. Gonsalves, secretary
Other officers and an executive com
mittee were chosen.
Elsewhere in this issue will he
found the advertisement of the IIa
waian Rowing Association in calling
attention 10 the championship races
between the Seniors and Juniors G
the three clubs, which take rlace OF
Pearl Harbor, Saturday. Septe'noer =
at AIS p. IN. Trains leave Honolulu
at 1:45 and 3:45 p. m, and return I'M
mediately after the races. See adv
Good printing. Low prices. Stal
office.