The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-02
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Cyclomere tonight.
Company b will not drill tonight.
Band plays at Thomas Square to-
night.
c. f. Rosecrans of Lahaina is city
visitor.
Read Sterling bicycle advertisement
on this page.
Alfred w. Carter has taken Thurs
ton g. Stanley's Office.
The Quintette club will play at Cy-
clomere park this evening.
c. b. Bromley is now senior captain
at the Oahu insane asylum.
S. Koiima, Hotel street, offers all
plantation supplies at low rates.
j. j. Egan gives notice that all out
standing accounts must be paid off at
once.
Asada & Co.. Robinson block. have
received new stock of furnishing
goods.
Charles G. Campbell will open Wall.
Nichols Co. branch store at Hilo this
week.
X. Tanaka, King street, near Ala
kea, manufactures bamboo furniture
to order.
Major Jones has issued orders for Il
drill of the First Battalion on Thurs
day night.
The season sale for the Frawley en-
gagement is now in progress at Wall
Nichols Co.
The st. Louis College Literary socie-
~ N
morrow night.
George De la Nergne, formerly po-
lice Judge, and Mr.. Case have formed
a law partnership.
Mrs. Edward will expose the mystic
rious cabinet trick at Kaumakapili
church this evening.
l.. ID. Timmons has accepted a posi-
ton on the Evening Bulletin as as
sistant to Editor Logan.
VIII Chamberlain is now in business
for himself. He has desk in w. o.
Smiths down town office.
Attorney HUMPHREYS has filed Il
second plea in the case of j. NJ. Nc
Chesney against J. IL. Fisher.
The Frawleys are coming on the
Alameda and not the Australia. The
Alameda is due to arrive on the 18TH
Captain Paul Smith is receiving the
congratulations of his friends upon
his thirty-ifth birthday anniversary.
Miss May Damon, who has been
spending several weeks at Olinda.
Maui. will return to Honolulu on Sun
day.
Read advertisement of the Fairchild
Honolulu Shoe House on Page ). They
offer special inducements for this
week.
Twelve young men were taken in
as full hedged members of the Y. NJ
c. \. at the directors meeting last
evening.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock went to
Eva this morning with IA road jury
to change the location of the road at
Waipahu.
Editor Alatau T. Atkinson departed
on the Kinau today for weeks va
cation. He will visit friends at Waia-
mea, Hawaii
Miss Helen Wilder took fine col
lection of kodak pictures of the va
rious coffee plantations she visited in
! Puma last week.
w. VI. Gardiner. correspondent for
the New York Sun, accompanied by
his wife, return to the States on the
next Australia.
Kimimura, the thieving Jap, sen
fenced yesterday morning to foul
months at hard labor for petty larce
ny, later in the day received one yeal
for embezzlement.
Walter Dillingham; was enjoying
the best of health in San Francisco
when the China sailed. He and Mrs
Mrs. Dillingham; will probably b'
home on the Australia.
Report says that Robert Halstead
the Waialua plantation owner, will il
the near future build a handsome new
home in Makaha valley.
There will be meeting this even
ing at Harmony hall of Aloha Theoso
phical lodge. \ new course of study
is to be taken up and all who may Dt
interested are invited to attend.
A meeting of the IIooulu and Hool;
Lahui Society will be held at the Ma
ternity home tomorrow morning "A
10 o'clock. Members of the societ,
are respectfully invited to attend.
Hans Rosenberg, the blue JACKIE
from the Yorktown who was charge
with the larceny of a purse belonging
to Esther, the lei girl, was convicte
in the police court yesterday and fiji
ed $50.
A. w. Carter has opened an Office i
the building next to the postoffice i
the rooms formerly occupied b
Thurston and Stanley, where he wi
be pleased to see any one needing hi
legal services.