The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-17
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.
No ball game tomorrow.

The Health and Educational Boards
will not meet until next week
f. A. Schaefer and family will re-
turn from abroad in November.
Captain Smiths company will give n
dance on the last day of the month.
About 5000 has been raised among
the merchants for the Regatta Day
sports.
The elevator in the Mott Smith
building will soon be running. 1t is
beauty.
Inspector General Townsend has
been enjoying holiday at Bougan-
Vile for "A week.
Manager Dillingham; of the Oahh
Railway will take party to kaenn
Point tomorrow.
+. NJ. Wakefield. the Hilo attorney,
is in town. He had a serious accident
to his hand last week.
The cricket match between the CO.
mus officers and the Honolulu crick-
eters will occur tomorrow.
r. w. Hebron and +. a. Mott-Smith
were out in the harbor trying HOB
rons new yacht last evening.
Captain Wall of the Sharpshooters
made a score of 50 in July and 40 in
August, out of a possible 80.
II. w. Schmidt & Sons offer new
goods just received per Australia
New bargain tables every week.
The Central Meat Market advertises
Cares sausage as being prime favol-
ties everywhere. See adj Page ,.
The Government band will play at
Minister Sewali's public reception 20
Senator Morgan Monday evening.
Tomorrow being legal holiday Tbs
Star will not be issued and the boys
will attend the races in full force.
The little playmates of Master Sew
all had a delightful party at the \ne-
rican legation yesterday afternoon.
Read the new advertisement of the
Pacific Hardware Company on Page
5. New line of picture mouldings, etc!
Aluminium lacquer is advertised by
+. o. Hall d Son as what is wanted to
touch up the nickle fittings on your
bike.
Rev. Sidney Gulick, who is going to
China to enter the missionary field,
will preach at Central Union church
Sunday.
Mr.. Brock of Oakland. who has been
offered the assistant secretaryship of
the Y. MIC. A., is expected on the
Mariposa.
Nothing gives as much pleasure to
housewife as an easy running sew
ing machine. See ad. of Singer Sew
ing Machine Company.
Minister and Mrs. Sewall invite the
people to call at the legation Monday
evening to meet Senator Morgan and
the visiting Congressman.
The Healani Boat club will keep OPP
en- house tomorrow for members and
friends. Refreshments will be serv-
ed during the noon hour.
The Claudine arrived in Hilo at 4
o'clock yesterday morning, after fine
voyage. Four hours later the Congress
sional party started for the Volcano.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert HaIstead have
issued announcement cards of the
wedding of their daughter. Miss Ber,
nice Halstead, to DR.. Reginald Harold
Reid
The officers on board the Benning-
ton and Comus will receive tomorrow
II. \. White and Mr.. Simpson will
umpire the cricket game tomorrow af-
ternoon.
f. G. Florell. w. r. Jones, C. Wayne.
W. W. Scott. ID. b. Rainier. +. Sanst lrn
and \. j. Whitehead will enter the
swimming races tomorrow from re
barracks.
The trips through the coffee lands
in the Waianae district for the benefit
of Minister Sewall and Consul General
Haywood has been postponed until
next Saturday.
The Regatta Day festivities Will be
opened tomorrow at O'Clock by tine
firing of the first gun FOR the yacht
race to start. There are eighteen "a
ces on the program.
The Pacific Mail wharf will be sup
piled with chairs tomorrow for the
benefit of those who care to witness.
the racing events. The Government
band will be stationed on the wharf
all day.
The docket in the police court this
morning was largely made up of opl.
UNI cases. One Chinese was fined.S60
and another $50, with the additional
penalty of five days in Jail. Several
cases went over.
j. b. Atherton, p. G. Jones, r. J
Lansing and Senator McCandless are
arranging the Pearl Harbor excursion
for Senator Morgan and the Congress
SlOnal party on tuesday.
Chester Doyle is at Laupahoehoe in,
terpreting for Sheriff Andrews in q
japanese cutting atfray case now on
trial in the court there. He will not
return home until next week.
Two japanese, arrested on Hawaii
for connection with conspiracy to
entice contract laborers away from
Eva plantation, arrived on the Khan
this morning, and await trial at The
city prison.
The Myrtles and Healanis' will keer
open house all day tomorrow. The
Leilani boatmen and their friends are
cordially invited to the Myrtle boar
house and make their headquarters
there during the day.
5. Furuya, the bright young Japa.
nese correspondent. who came to Hon.
olulu on the Naniwa to represent some
Toxic papers, departed for Yale col
lege yesterday afternoon on the Mo
ana. He will take a full course.
Williams art studios make known