The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-08
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Attorney L. NJ. Wakefield of Hilo is
a city visitor.
Minister Cooper is back from Laua-
pahochoe, Hawaii.
Senator Henry Waterhouse is home
from an Island visit.
Deputy Sheriff Hitchcock came back
on the Kinau today.
Union Boat club dance at lndepend-
ence park this evening.
DR.. Grossman is back from visit
to his brother on Hawaii.
The Sharpshooters win participate
in the annual shoot on Saturday.
Mrs. II. Hind and son of Hawaii are
in Honolulu on a visit to friends.
Young Mems Research club meets
at Mr.. Birnie's home this evening.
\ thimble party will be given at
Central Union church this afternoon
There will be an anti-anneNatlon
meeting at Union Square this even
ing.
The Picking is looked for this even
ing. She will come from San Fran
cisco.
+. NJ. Swanzy of Davies q Co., will
go TO California on the Alameda next
week.
II. Hinodes, POS Smith street, car
ries japanese silk and cotton goods
and groceries.
Hop Lung, ladies dressmaker, 53S
Fort street, opposite Catholic school,
has a card in this issue.
Wing Hing 10y Co., dry goods, Nuu-
anu street, near King, have an adver-
tisement in this issue.
The Hash advertises their two-fifty
hat the same as others at five, except
the name on the inside.
\ party consisting of f. Omstead,
NJ. Mccain and f. II. Bivin went over
to Lanai in boat on October 9th.
BY the Jenny Wand, Haiku Sugar
Company received from California 10
large mules and 2 fine saddle horses.
The general offices of Theo. H. Da-
vies d Co. were closed today out of
respect to the death of E. w. Holds
worth.
The japanese beetle has finally
worked its way around from Hama,
and is now devastating the rose bush
es at Haiku.
y small gold plated watch has been
lost. Finder will please return to the
business office of this paper and re-
ceive reward.
DR.. Burgess, physician, employed
by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, will begin to make his exami-
nations next week.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
by the kinau this morning from Hilo,
where he spent a few days among his
friends very pleasantly.
BY the last steamer \. q. Hitchcock
received from Washington photo
graphs of his dust proof bearings.
The patent is pending.
The Misses Morgan, daughters of
Senator Morgan, and the Misses Bal
lou, returned on the Kinau today af-
ter seeing the Volcano.
Lahianaluna is now connected by
telephone with the rest of Maui. The
only place around Maui without a tel
ephone is Kahakuloa.
Henry Waterhouse advertises that
portion of the Waverly block recently
occupied by b. +. Ehlers & Co., with
all fixtures, for rent.
Those who contributed $40 to the
Hawaiian Amusement Company are
receiving their money back from
Thomas Wall, the treasurer.
George ID. Gear lawyer, has moved
from 210 King street, to the offices of
\. 5. Humphreys, corner of King and
Bethel streets, second floor.
John Harvey, a boy who was ar
rested last night in a grape arbor,
where the grapes are just getting
ripe, was charged with trespass.
The schooner Jenny Wand arrived
on Monday at Kahului, II days from
San Francisco, with merchandise for
Haiku Sugar Company and Paia Plan
tation.
The final account of G.. Bosse, adj
ministrator of the estate of ID. II. Ma
hinu were approved in the Circuit
Court today and Mr.. Bosse discharged
from further responsibility.
Edward Hart has become of age,
and he has come into the possession
of $l,1s2 from his guardian, David
! Dayton. Judge Carter approved Mr..
Dayton's final accounts today.
BY authority of the United States
the Singer Manufacturing Company
received an award for their machines
on the quality of sewing, tucking and
embroidery done by the machines.
See advertisement.
Tomorrow at IL o'clock uoon at his
salesrooms, Queen street, j. f. Morgan
will sell at public auction shares of
stock in Eva, Kakuka and Paia Plan
tations, Hawaiian, Olowalu, Oahu and
IIonokaa Sugar Co., and the Mutual
Telephone Co.
Fifteen hundred Spaulding Robbins
Disc Flows are used in the State OF
Texas and 500 in California. II. j.
King, representative for these Islands,
has received valuable testimonials
from those who have found them sue
cessful. See advertisement.