The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-06
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

moon.
Olaf Sorenson has gone to Kauai on
a visit
The First Regiment drills tomorrow
evening.
Minister Cooper will return from
Hawaii next week.
The moonlight and band will be Ma
kee Island this evening.
Attorney w. L. Stanley has gone to
Hawaii to attend court.
Claudine sails tomorrow noon for
San Francisco, carrying mail.
Picking will probably arrive from
San Francisco Friday evening
The President and his Ministers
were in session this morning.
Mrs. John II. Patty and daughters
are at the beach for few weeks.
Manager Julian Monsarrat of Kappa
pala ranch. on Hawaii, is in Honolulu
on business.
Some Honolulu society ladies will
probably serve as patronesses at the
Boat club dance.
Mrs. Dole will give a chowder party
Il
Saturday evening.
The Leilani Boat club boys will hold
their annual meeting this evening at
the Hawaiian hotel.
John d. Paris, the Kona rancher,
and newly elected member of the Leg
islature, is city visitor.
The Hamoa, Honomu and Wailuku
Sugar companies will hold their anna
al meetings this month.
Caterer Chapman will provide cold
supper for one thousand people at the
Presidents reception Monday evening.
Mystic Lodge No. 2 X. of p, will
hold a regular convention this even
ing at 1880 o'clock Work in the third
degree.
BY the r. p. Rithet H. &. Wootten
received fifteen Warner special bicy-
cles, and will have same ready for In
spection tomorrow.
w. c. Gardiner, special correspond
emf of the New York Sun, will inspect
the coffee fields on Hawaii, in compa-
NV with Mr.. Wight.
w. O. Lakeland, formerly manager
of of Hollister Drug Company, leaves
on the Alden Besse tomorrow for San
Francisco. He will return.
II. G. Wootten, proprietor, gives
notice that the Honolulu Cyclery is
in no way connected with another BIZ
cycle house of similar name.
Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. C. A. Brown,
Miss Lita Wilder and Miss Helen Will
der will be passengers for the Volcano
ha D1ct
w. w. Dimond. besides selling bike
lamps at one dollar. has lamps for
other uses that lay claim to equally
good value. See advertisement.
Theo. II. Davies & Co. advertise dry
goods, hardware, X. c. baking pow
der. MANILA cigars and the famous
Dagger" brand of New Zealand null
let.
Edwin Paris informs the Star that
+. O. Hall & Son have received orders
for two 1898 chainless Columbia bicy-
cles manufactured by the Pope Manu-
featuring company.
j. l.. Holt, secretary, gives notice
that the annual meeting Of the Lei
lani Boat club will be held at the Ha-
waiian hotel this evening. Every ac-
tive member is requested to be pres
ent
Nine poker players were fined $25
each by Police Judge Wilcox this
morning for INDUCING in friendly
game. In the same court John Del
was fined so and costs for assault
ing and battering All Ling.
The engagement is announced of
hn1 Of Ia tn In
Sorenson, of Honolulu. Miss Nichol-
son was formerly a school teacher,
and is popular on the Garden Island.
collie" enjoys the reputation of be-
ing the most expert oarsman in the
Islands.
BY Mauna Loa yesterday the Mar
shall received word of trouble among
the japanese in Kona that may lead
to serious complications. Chester
Doyle was dispatched by the Helene
yesterday on his way to the scene of
the trouble, to investigate for the po-
lice denartmant