The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-12
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

T. w. Hebron has sold the yacht
Dahlia to w. j. Forbes.
The Mounted Reserve will probably
have a drill next week.
w. w. Dimond 4 Co. talk of their
latest leader on Page /.
Well furnished rooms can be secur-
ed at the Sailors Home.
All the September bills are being
paid at the Finance office today.
The mother of C.. j. Fishel died in
New York at the age of 6S years.
\ very light passenger list will be
carried by the Australia on her up
trip.
The Salvation Army people will
have three days big go in Honolulu
shortly.
Let George W. Lincoln do your
building for you; he will save you
money.
Ruby Dexter is trying for the mile
championship in New Zealand this
season.
land sale will take place in front
morrow.
Tomorrow at noon Morgan will sell
three shares of Honomu Sugar Com
pany stock.
There will be meeting of the Hon
olulu Library Association members
this evening.
Agent Frank Atherton will receive
chainless Sterling wheel from San
Francisco this month.
gagement will be delivered tomorrow
at Walls, Nichols Co..
The choir of the Second Congrega
ton of St. Andrews cathedral will
rehearse this evening.
The Young Mems Research club
win discuss interesting questions at
the Birnie home this evening.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged for the Young Mems Chris
tian Association concert on Tuesday
vening.
Artist Viggo Jacobsen is at work
on the address of coincidence to be
rendered Mrs. Charles Gulick by the
volunteer firemen.
Rev. Douglas Birnie will preach at
Central Union church Sunday urging
an amalgamation of the charitable So
cieties of Honolulu.
There will be but one heat in the
| Oriental race tomorrow evening. The
event is a half mile instead of Il
mile as previously announced.
The Kilohana Art League now en-
! joys membership of over $50. Four
| new members were taken in at Il
meeting held yesterday afternoon.
A. f. Murphy & Co., shoe dealers,
will be ready for business next week.
| Their store is located in the Arlington
| block Watch for the advertisement.
The Temple of Fashion invites pub
/ lie attention in today's advertisement.
| Mr.. Silva will continue in business
until his large stock is entirely clos
! ed out.
! The invitations to the First View"
! of the Kilohana Art League on Mon
day evening were issued today. Each
member is permitted to bring one of
his friends.
Miss Selene Johnson, one of the
new members of the Frawley compa-
ny. is tall and handsome woman,
and in the States is often spoken of
as an exact type of The Gibson Wom-
/ an"
! Champion George Sharrick announc-
ed his intention this afternoon to ride
an exhibition third mile for IA pro-
| fessional record. Sharrick rides a
Sterling. He will be paced by Whit
man and Fowler,
The Temple of Fashion has just re-
ceived quantities of new goods by the
Australia. The stock was selected by
Mr.. Silva during his recent trip
abroad. Ladies are invited to call and
inspect the goods.
Assessor Shaw is of the opinion that
about the usual number have paid NJ
their taxes this year. Monday is the
last day of grace. After that time the
10 per cent will be added to the tax
es of all delinquents.
A syndicate of New York capitalists
last spring offered to build a theatel
for Mr.. Frawley if he would consent
to manage it. Mr.. Frawley did no
care to give up his interests in hi
own company, and so declined thu
offer.
Professor Koebele had arrived il
San Francisco from Mexico before tn
departure of the Australia. He wa
waiting the arrival of Agricultural
Commissioner Marsden and Bruc
Cartwright. The trio will arrive her
about the first.
The Honolulu Library and Reading
Room Association will hold an annua
meeting at 1880 this evening for tn
election of trustees and other import
ant business. All members of the Il
brary are earnestly requested to at
tend the meeting.