The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Monday.
The Military Board of Officers will
meet Monday evening.
The last train to Pearl Harbor will
leave this afternoon at 3: rs o'clock.
The stores will close at o'clock
for the races. They will open again
at 6 p. m.
Mrs. Robinson will entertain her
friends at a luau at her Peninsula
place this afternoon.
The Davey Photograph CompanyI
exhibit in their window pictures of the
Senate and President Dole taken yes
terday.
An excellent musical program will
be rendered at the morning and ev-
cning services of Central Union church
tomorrow.
Rev. James NJ. Monroe will preach
farewell sermons at both morning and
evening services at the Christian
church tomorrow.
Manager w. j. Lowrie of Eva plan.
tation, and his son, Walter Lowrie.
will leave for San Francisco in Il
couple of weeks or so.
The large photo of a. V. Gear eN-
hibited in the Hollster Drug Co. win
dow and the Golden Rule Bazaar win.
dow, is a perfect photo in likeness
and finish.
Minister and Mrs. Sewall entertain.
Ell about sixty friends at their Wal
kiki place last evening. After nearly
all had had a dip in the ocean dancing
was enjoyed.
One application, morning and even,
ing, of dandrutf killer. makes the scalp
clean and healthy. Put up in conven-
lent form and for sale at the Criterion
Barber shop.
Miss Randall of Portland Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Hunter of Shanghai Mrs.
{. Hoadley of Boston, and Mrs. Fred
ericl< c. Smith of Chicago, are guests
of the Hawaiian.
Way back in the dark ages pictures
were perfunctory affair, but Will
liams photos of today are entirely diff
ferent. An examination will convince
the most skeptical.
A. j. Bell, the California evangelist,
will preach Sunday morning and ev-
ening in NJ. f. church. \ rally of the
young peoples societies at the NJ. f.
church at $3.50 p. IN.
S. Ozak advertises new silk goods,
ladies and gents silk handkerchiefs
and cases, bed screens, silk and cot
ton kimonas, new and fancy crockery
ware, all at bed rock prices.
The Central Meat Market advertis-
es Cares sausage especially good for
breakfast, as it is a breakfast dish, and
with hot rolls of buckwheat cakes you
will ask for nothing more delicious.
The Y. NJ. c. 4. will join with the
young peoples societies of the Chris
tian and Central Union churches on
Sunday evening, at meeting to be
held at the Methodist church at $50
o'clock.
Newfoundland has issued set of
Cabot stamps to celebrate the 40Oth
anniversary of its discovery. Among
the designs used are portraits of Ca
bot and of Henry VII, and scenes of
Newfoundland life.
Spain, among her desperate resorts
to procure money for the war in Cuba
has established "A monopoly for the sale
and manufacture of gun powder. In
the call for bids it is announced that
none under 100000 a year will be con.
sidered.
Captain Oscar L. White, c. n. Rose,
f. p. Chaplin and one or two others,
will leave for Pearl Harbor on the
yacht Combination, at 1 o'clock this
afternoon. They expect to make the
trip in a couple of hours.
The Educational committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association has
just issued "A prospectus relating to
the opening of the Association class
es on September goth. 1t is ANNOUNCE
ed that there will be a strong course
in practical studies.
The Kaala leaves at 8 o'clock this
evening for the Molokai settlement.
The boat will return late tomorrow
night. President Smith, DR.. Herbert
Wood, DR.. S. ID. Brooks, Executive Of
ficer Reynolds and Watson Wyman
will be among the passengers.
There were many fears that today
would not be fine and that the lovers
of sport would have their fun spoiled
by the rain. Fortunately the weather
is propitious, and there is every pros
pect of one of the pleasantest outings
Honolulu has had in a long time.
At Kaumakapili Church tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock there will be
special musical service. Wray lay
lor will preside at the organ and play
two solo selections. Mr.. b. l.. Marx
will render a violin solo, and the ma
tive choir will sing the hymns. All
seats free.
English autograph hunters did not
lose their heads during the recent jul
bilee celebration. At sale in Lon
don on June 22nd four page letter of
the Queen to Prince Alfred was sold
for $17, and three page letter to
Prince Arthur for 81, while a short
letter of George Washingtons brought
the sum of $50.
j. Q. Wood, leader of the class in civ
il and municipal government which is
to be started in the Young Mems
Christian Association, and Secretary
Coleman will endeavor to interest the
young men of the city in this work.
If successful, an association city coun-
ell will be organized for the purposes