The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-14
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con'
densed Notes of the Day.

in session this afternoon.
Wo Wal You, 545 King street, re-
ceives fresh fruit by every steamer.
5. Koiima, importer of Japanese
provisions, has moved to No. Hotel
street.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Cooper
will inspect the military next We'd
nesday.
Boy babies have arrived at the
homes of Fred Waterhouse and j. f.
Haglund
j. T. Stacker of the Advertiser will
return from Hilo on the Kinau on
Tuesday.
One or two yachting parties have
been formed for Pearl Harbor this
Saturday.
Attorney General Smith will not go
to Kauai until the latter part of the
present month.
Mrs. Winterhalter and Mrs. McLe
more leave for San Francisco on the
Alameda today.
Honolulu Commandery No. l will
hold regular conclave this evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Colonel w. II. Cornwell has accom-
panied William G.. Irwin on his trip
from San Francisco.
II. f. Walker informs The Star that
he has made a cut in the price of re-
pair work on bicycles.
VIII Schmidt has again assumed
charge of the retail department of II.
w. Schmidt & Co.'S store.
4. l.. 60, 1nt, 20,
the Australia guests at the Hawaiian
hotel next Tuesday evening.
Executive Officer Reynolds of the
Health department on Molokai and
Secretary Wilcox are at Wailuku.
Miss Anna Rose of Hilo will not re-
turn home until late in the fall. She
is the guest of Mrs. c. 4. Brown.
Pay Clerk Addison will accompany
Paymaster Mohun of the Bennington
on his trip to Washington next month.
f. w. Holdsworth held a $1,000 pol
lev in the New York Life Insurance
company. He wills everything to
his wife.
Colonel George d. Wood, one of the
founders of the Hagey Institute, in
this city, arrived on the Alameda this
morning.
Manager Clement of Cyclomere park
announces that the entries for the
! tournament will close at noon next
Wednesday.
The proposed sham battle on the
Punahou grounds will be discussed by
| the company commanders at the next
/ officers meeting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rice. Jr., Mrs.
j. Foster and D, Conway were pas
sengers from Kauai on the James Ma
l;ee this morning.
The Minister of the Interior will re-
ceive sealed tenders until Monday,
| November LIST. for the construction of
a school house at Holualoa. North
Kona.
The Australia sailing next Wednes-
day is the next boat leaving for San
Francisco. The Moana on the 21st is
the next steamer to arrive from the
Coast.
Mr.. II. H. Horsey. representing the
Sun Life Assurance Company, of Can
ada, has appointed Messrs. Bishop &,
Co. collection agents for Honolulu and
the Islands.
George H. Paris has been admitted
as partner into the firm of w. W.
Dimond The business will be CON
Quoted under the firm name of W. w.
Dimond & Co.
| Mrs. Vera \. Gedge and Norman +.
| Gedge, owners of the lot fronting the
| Hawaiian hotel, have brought suit
against Colonel &. w. Macfarlane for
$1,000 damages.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the advertisement of j. Emme-
luth & Co., regarding the new water
heater spoken off by The Star in the
issue of October 18th.
Tomorrow at II o'clock a. M at the
store of ii. Hackfeld d Co., j. T. Nor
gan will sell at public auction, mer-
chandise damaged by salt water pei
German bark j. c. Pfuger.
On Saturday, October 16, IL O'Clock
noon, at his salesrooms, Queen street
j. F. Morgan will hold an auction sale
of twelve valuable residence lots al
Makiki adjoining the residence of j
4. Gilman.
Fairchild's Honolulu shoe house will
occupy a store in the Tregloan build
ing. f. j, Murphy and J. S. Lynch
who will manage the store. say they
will be ready for business in about
weeks time. They will carry a larg,
stock of fine goods.
To the houselleepers in the State
Coal Oil Johnny's Petroleum Soap i
better known than coal oil, and TO
general use in the laundry. cleanin!
paint, dish washing, bath. toilet, etc
it is a superior article. Stable mcr
and printers use it as a cure all
Yesterday afternoon a busy seen
was witnessed in front of the. Manu-
featuring Harness Compauy's. II.
Norton, who has q contract for grad
ing the extension of the O. Il. and +
railway, was having large humble
of mules fitted with sets of work har
ness.