The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S25 REWARD.
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Bert Peterson has gone to San
Francisco.
The new elevator in the Mott-Smith
building is in operation.
Nr. l.. a. Sabey has been given Ii
ccnse to practice medicine
The Leilani Boat club boys will meet
at the Hawaiian hotel this evening.
The Comus will continue her cruise
to the South Sea Islands on Sunday.
Read w. w. Dimond's advertisement
regarding tariff Nagaries, on Page 4.
a North Kona school agents appe-
tite for good things has got him into
trouble.
\ bundle of typewriter manuscript
has been lost. See advertisement on
this page.
The Parker estate will supply beef
to the leper settlement at So cents
per pound.
During the last two weeks the fish
inspector and his deputies have exam
ined 9O,150 fish.
! The Maternity Home finances are in
a healthy condition, over $4,000 being
on hand in August.
There will be IA dress rehearsal Of
the Comus minstrel troupe at the OPP
era House this evening.
Miss Mary Marks arrived on the
Mariposa yesterday to take a position
as trained nurse in the Hilo hospital.
Hereafter the Government school
teachers will be obliged to take an
examination during Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou will give
a reception on the evening of Septem-
Der 29th complimentary to Senator
Morgan.
1t has been decided that the Govern
ment will supply the school children
with pens, penholders, paper, slate
pencils and ink.
The Oahu sugar plantation received
~ Chinese laborers today, Is laborers
arrived for the same plantation on
the Doric yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherbee. who have
been teaching in the Reform school,
have been offered the Government
school at Haon, on Maui.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
advertise Red Velvet garden hose as
the most economical hose for the pur-
chaser ever placed on the market.
1t is learned that the suggestion in
The Star yesterday that \. w. Carter
will form law partnership with
General Hartwell was not authorized
by parties interested.
Mrs. May f. Smith of Berkeley.
Cali, who has been visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Cottrell, will return home on
the S. n. Castle, Sunday, accompanied
by her daughter.
Mrs. Gray writes from the States
for permission to establish a Band of
Hope in all the schools. Her request
was denied, the commissioners deem
ing her society too near sectarian
lines.
Don't forget the MINISTRIES come off
tomorrow evening. Nearly all the
seats are gone. There will be a dress
rehearsal tonight at the Opera House.
The program will be printed tomor-
row.
Land Commissioner Brown received
the survey and appraisement of the
! Nahiku lands on Maui today. There
are about 1000 acres in the tract.
nearly all adapted to the cultivation
of coffee.
George II. Webster. Jr.. Yale grad
'"'N' anu piollOttl III NOlOTHuO enter
prises, is in Honolulu to remain I'M
til the latter part of October. He win
then go to Samoa and probably on
around the world.
The wedding of Miss Janet Scott of
Edinboro, Scotland, and j. S. Muir
head, chief engineer of Waimanalo
plantation, will take place this even
ing. at Andrew Browns home, Rev.
ID. p. Birnie officiating.
John a. Moore. teacher in the Wal
luku Government school, has secured
the approval of the Board to estab-
fish a teachers institute for Maui.
The teachers will meet once a month
and discuss educational work.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clementson.
prominent Boston society people, who
came by the Mariposa yesterday, sail
ed for Australia today on the Wari- !
moo. They were entertained at din
ner last evening by Mrs. NJ C. Wild
difield.
/ Deputy Marshal Hitchcock has
brand new roller top desk, presented
to him by the Government, upon his
personal petition. The old one was
too open to suit him. as people visit
ing the Office too often inspected the