The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-04
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

ening.
New Port Costa flour advertisement
on Page ,.
This is moonlight week, full moon
falling on the 10th.
Miss Helen Wilder was able to be
out for drive today.
The Philadelphia will steam for
Mare Island early tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Gums dancing school for chill
dren opened for the term today.
First quarterly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
night.
Miss Rita Schmidt has returned
from pleasant vacation spent on
Maui.
The Finance Statement for Septem-
Der is published on the 5th page of
this issue.
Mrs. WHITEWATER and Mrs. McLe-
more will go'to San Francisco on the
Alameda.
Lieutenant Winterhalter of the Phi
ladelphia is just recovering from a
brief illness.
\ quarterly dividend is due and pay
able to the stockholders of the Wilder
Steamship Company.
The Philadelphia will take a mail
to San Francisco. Mail will close this
afternoon at o'clock.
Place your order with A. F. Cooke
for nitrate of soda just arrived per
bark Lebu from Chill.
Mrs. f. f. Jones presented Ned"
with a daughter yesterday. Mother
and child doing well.
Miss Hoffman, an experienced trim
mer from Chicago, is employed in
Sachs millinery department.
The Chinese students of Punahou
defeated the college team at baseball
on Saturday by score of 10 to Is.
DR.. l. Mori, physician, has his Office
on Beretania street. opposite Queen
Emma Hall. Office telephone 944.
Robert w. Atkinson of the Govern
ment Land Office, will make the round
trip to San Francisco on the Claudinc.
The Claudine will leave for San
Francisco on either Wednesday or
Thursday of this week. She will take
mail.
The United States cruiser York
town will arrive in Honolulu shortly
en- route from the Orient to Mare Is
land.
Percy Lishman and Henry Giles
bagged forty-eight plover birds in the
vicinity of Iioko head on Saturday ev-
ening.
w. +. Pogue, manager Of Senator
Baldwin's ranch, on Maui, is in Homo
lulu, preparatory to leaving for the
States.
good number of people are at the
Pail this afternoon to witness the
blowing up of the oyerhanging ledge
of rock.
The Roths will return to their home
on kinau street on Wednesday, after
a couple of months residence at the
Villa, Waikiki.
"A Chinaman committed suicide in
the Lihue Jail on Kauai, last Monday.
The man had been pronounced "a le-
per by Or. j. X. Smith.
Miss Cahill's fall millinery opening
was attended by many of the elite of
Honolulu today The display was
handsomely arranged.
Owing TO cramped quarters the
Washington Feed Co. is forced to seek
more commodious quarters. They
have Il removal notice in this issue.
The officers of the Philadelphia are
busy making calls and bidding their
friends good bye. The majority of
them will return on the Baltimore.
A. st. Martin Macintosh of the
Foreign Office, returned this morning
from a two DAVIS outing at the Won
Holt camp in the Waanae mountains.
There will be a sociable at Central
Union church on Thursday evening of
next week. Mrs. Thrum and Mrs.
Schmidt comprise the committee in
charge.
The reginental drill and parade
this week will take place on Thursday
evening in place of Friday evening.
Colonel Fisher decided this afternoon
upon the change.
There is a dearth of small bills in
town. Bishop d Co. had nothing less
than fifties this morning, and those
wanting smaller amounts had to tote
it around in silver.
w. NJ. Giffard, secretary of the Ha-
waian Electric Company, gives notice
that a dividend will be due and pay
able on Wednesday, October 9th, at
the Office of the Electric Company.
| n. ). Sachs announces today a very
unique line of dress materials. and in
Vltes every lady to see; also new as
sortment of laces and Irish Point en-
broderies.
Forty seamen were transferred from
the gunboat Wheeling to the Benning-
ton. They will report for duty on
board the Yorktown upon the arrival
of that vessel in port.
An American bark supposed to be
the X. p. Rithet, now out 16 DAYS
| from San Francisco, was reported by
the Diamond Head lookout at 1850 d.
IN. She had not been made out up to
! press time.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Board of Missions will take place
on Tuesday, October 5th, at half past
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