The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pOSTOEEICE NOTICE.
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com.
dpnsed Notes of the Day.

! MlOWera sails at ~ q clOCh lOHlSul
The Second Battalion drills tonight.
j.. b. Atherton is slightly indispos-
| ed today.
Handsome souvenir pins at the Col
den Rule Bazaar.
Mrs. j. ~ Robinson gave a poi sup
per last evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Myers entertained at
cards last evening.
Mrs. Gum will open her dancing
school for adults this evening.
w. O. Atwater's family has return
ed from the Peninsula.
Miss McLain has been given posi-
ton in the night school.
Give Gibson has been appointed a
teacher of the Reform school.
Company AS ball at the Drill Shed
last evening was "A grand success.
| Mrs. Haalelea gave a luau yesterday
complimentary to Mrs. Richardson of
Hilo.
Miss Jennings, the Chicago newspa-
| per correspondent, has gone to the
! Volcano.
The Portuguese will meet Monday
evening in Lusitana hall to discuss an
neXation.
| Postmaster Dat gives, motive of a
change of hours for the collection of
mail from the street letter boxes.
Miss Zoe Atkinson's application for
a life diploma is being considered by
the teachers committee of the Educa-
tional Board.
H. Hackfield & Co. are in receipt of
another carload of famous Budweiser
beer. See their new advertisement
| tomorrow,
The Honolulu Sanitarium at 1852
King street offers all the comforts Of
home with the best medical treatment
and trained nurses.
Postmaster General Dat left on the
| Kinau this morning for Hawaii, on a
| general tour of inspection of post
offices on the Islands.
| The American ship Title +. Star
buck was dispatched from Newcastle
on September Sth for this port with
cargo of 1862 tons of coal.
Rev. p. Birnie, Rev. o. II. Gulick.
| F. w. Damon and Arthur B. Wood
made brief remarks at the Kindergar-
teen Association meeting this morn
ing.
'The Paradise of the Pacific" for
October was issued today, in order to
catch the mail by the steamship Chi
ma. Copies can be had at the news
dealers.
w. A. Bowen, secretary, calls a spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of the
Kohala Sugar Company for Saturday.
October 2. at 10 o'clock a. M. at the
office ofCastle q Cooke. Its.
b. Bergersen. agent for the Singer
sewing machines, claims. for that ma
chine the best construction, handsom-
est decorations and the cabinets fine
finished of the best selected woods.
Kawaiahao Seminary will not be
abandoned. j. B. Atherton, a menu
Der of the directory, says that such
an action has never been contemplate
ed. The seminary is on good, foot
ing.
Acting Agricultural Commissioner
Allan Herbert today suspended the
fChinese gardeners caring for Thomas
and Emma Squares. Signore Maderi-
os and his assistants are now in
charge.
The Club stables have been sold to
a stock company with Gus Schuman
as president. j. T. Campbell vice pres
ident, Z. s Cunha treasurer, c. II. Bel
lima secretary and A. V. Gear audi
tor.
The Government has decided to Of
fer position in the Government nur-
sery to young Hawaiians. The Japa-
nese will be let out. Hawaiians can
earn SIS month and learn the art of
gardening.
The congregation of the Christian
church was entertained by, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Weldon last evening. Re
marks were made by Rev. ID. p. Bir-
ME and Rev. F. d. Garvin, aside from
a well arranged program.
General Manager Dillingham; of the
Oahu railway, prOnounces the article
appearing in a morning paper to the
effect that he had purchased Kawailoa
ranch, as canard. Nor will he start
a new plantation there next year.
The union dance of the Myrtle, Hea-
lani and Leilani boat clubs will take
place next Friday night at Independ-
ence Park. The finance committee,
consisting of George Angus. w. f.
Wall and w. II. McInerny, have tick
cts for sale.
At the annual meeting of the Free
! Kindergarten Association this morn
ing in Queen Emma hall, the officers
were unanimously reelected for the
ensuing term. Mrs. Swanzy, the ire
asurer, reported $6s3.14 on hand. Va
rious other reports We're made, full
rious other reports were made
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