The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
80 Cabinet meeting today.

George Fuller is back from Kauai
The Sons of st. George meet to
night.
New Port Costa Flour ad on page 2
of this issue.
Colonel Macfarlane has returned to
| San Francisco.
The current number of Sea Breezes
is for sale at Golden Rule Bazaar.
The Metropolitan Meat Co. received
lot of fresh salmon by the steamer
today.
Noah and Paahae, the Molokai Grim
inals. will receive their sentences on
Wednesday.
President Dole is indisposed. He
will not be at his office until Wednes-
day probably.
j. j. Egan is having the front of his
establishment painted in an attrac-
tive wien color.
Miss Putnam will make her fare
well appearance at the Opera House
| tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow night will be song night
at the theater. Katie Putnam will
sing six popular songs.
F. l.. Dortch was unable to leave
for Molokai today on his hunt be-
cause of business matters.
Deputy United States Consul Porter
Boyd has returned from Maui. Mrs.
Boyd will return next week.
\ chowder party will be given to,
morrow evening by President and
Mrs. Dole at their Waikiki home.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 will hold
special meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock. Work in the Third degree.
E. Suhr of Hackfed & Company has
gone to Germany to meet his family.
| lie will not return until next spring.
The sale of property belonging to
the Lane heirs brought $1275 today.
The coffee land brought $50 an acre.
f. c. Atherton, agent, advertises
that riders of Sterling bicycles are
| never troubled with broken spokes.
See ad.
Henry Dickinson will act for L. A.
| Choy and wife during their absence
from the islands, with full power If
attorney.
c. II. Patzik secured the contract
| for the Progress block at the corner
of Beretania and Fort streets. The
price was $4,000
Mrs. Dunleavy, fashionable dress
maker, has her parlors with E. w.
Jordan. Charges reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed.
''Erma, the Waif," will be played by
Katie Putnam tomorrow night. 1t
will positively be the last appearance
of the company in this city.
George S. Walker, the American
bluejacket arrested for assaulting a
Japanese named Yoshida was found
not guilty in the Circuit Court today
Admirals Miller and Beardslee had
intended calling at Executive build
ing today, but owing to the Presi-
dents illness they decided to call later
in the week.
William Barbour and his mother,
Mrs. Barbour, returned to their home
in California on the Coptic yesterday,
after a pleasant visit with DR.. Nc
Grew and family.
Yum Kee gives notice that on Thurs
day, September I'd, j. f. Morgan will
hold public auction sale of certain
goods and chattels levied upon for
rent in arrears by Ho Wal Kee.
All Fook, Chinaman doing time in
Oahu prison, committed suicide early
this morning by hanging himself. a
Coroner's jury is holding an investi-
CATION into the matter this afternoon.
In order to correct misstatement
being circulated, the management Of
Cyclomere Park state that any one de-
string to do so can have the privilege
of racing on the new track. No ella IS
is barred
The Hollister Drug Company adver-
tise that the sale of the ever-popular
Malt Murine during the months of
July was enormous, and goes to show
that the public appreciate the benefits
derived from it's use.
Japanese Minister Shimamura will
call upon the Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs tomorrow or next day to present
the papers conserving to arbitra ton
which he received from his Govern
ment by the Coptic.
H. Hackfeld g. Co., agents, give no
tice that the S. S. Rio de Janeiro, due
here from Yokohama August gath,
will not touch Honolulu, but that the
S. s. Gaelic will make a special call
here EN- route to San Francisco Sep
TENDER 4th.
Bone meal contains an abundance of
ammonia, and sulphate of ammonia
is form of nitrogen unquestionably
best adapted for covering the greatest
diversity of conditions. See ad of Ha-
waiian Fertilizing Company on page
in this issue.
Tomorrow, August II, at 10 a. m,
at the residence of G. Frobese, Punch
bowl street, opposite the Queens Hos
pital, j. F. Morgan will sell at public
auction the household. furniture, con-
sisting of parlor bedroom, and dining
room furniture, one Hemme & Long
piano, pictures, etc.