The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-24
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com
drnsed Notes Of the Day.

signed.
The Military and College lads play
ball today.
Miss Harriet Levers is slowing inn
proving,
Sergeant Sam johnson has left the
Regiment.
The Evergreen Society did not meet
this week.
The Summer School will conclude its
sessions on Tuesday.
Oahu Lodge X. of p. has funeral
notice in this issue.
President Dole and Major Potter
made the trip to Waialae yesterday on
horseback.
VIII Soper, son of Colonel Soper,
will not return to Stamford Univer-
sity this year.
The Moana will bring a large crowd
of island people who have been abroad
on summer iaunt.
Dame Rumor has it that a squadron
of Japanese cruisers are bound for
Honolulu from Toxic.
An inspection of the Philadelphia
will be made this afternoon by those
attending the Summer School.
Dandruff in the head quickly and
thoroughly cured by Dandruff Killer,
put up by Pacheco & Fernandez.
MI the sausage made by Cares of
the Central Meat Market is of the best
home dressed meats, deliciously flaw
ored. Tel 104.
The Moana is expected to arrive
from San Francisco before the deplr-
ture of the Australia on Wednesday
afternoon.
D. L. Naone will address the evening
congregation of Kawaiahao Church
tomorrow on the recent Christian En-
deavor convention.
L. b. Kerr advertises an immense
clearance sale on account of his leav-
ing the country. Everything must go
regardless of cost.
DR.. Burgess will act as general sec
rotary of the Young Mems Christian
Association during the absence of Mr..
Coleman in the States.
Henry Waterhouse will speak in ma
| tive about his travels through China
and Japan at Kawaiahao Church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
Williams Art Studio is turning out
some handsomely finished pictures for
many who expect to meet old acquaint-
ances while away this summer.
Mr.. Birnie will speak on the "Rell-
tons Which Exist Between the Teach
Ell. and the Community" at Central
Union Church tomorrow evening.
f. w. Hall &; Son publish a letter
from a coffee planter near Ililo who
wishes to know about "Injun robber"
tires &c. & j. See ad. on page 6.
Samuel Parker, the Misses Eva and
Helen Parker, and Samuel Parker, Jr.,
leave on the Belgic next week on an
extended trip to the United States.
Rev. A. j. Bell, the evangelist, will
preach in the Methodist Church
Sunday. Morning theme: "The Power
of the Gospel" Evening theme: "Say-
ed by Grace"
More raclets are being handled at
present than ever before. The Golden
Rule Bazaar have just received a large
stock of the celebrated f. II, Ayres'
lawn tennis rackets.
| At Morgan's auction sale of stock
this forenoon, fifteen ice company's
shares sold for 1O1, Is Inter Island at
| $16O, Eva at $2O1, 10 Paia $145, 9
Hawaiian Electric Company $3.50.
Prof. Theo, Richards will speak at
the gospel meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association at $3.50 on
Sunday evening. The subject of dis
cussion will be: "Can I live without
Him?"
The morning theme at the Christian
Church tomorrow viii be: "Prayer;
Its Subjective and It's Objective IF.
feels Evening subject: "Convcr-
sion" The sermon viii be illustrated
by a chart.
Remington bicycles which formerly
sold for an even hundred dollars are
now offered for eighty-fve dollar~
When it comes to cutting, the Reming,
ton cuts the air faster than all others
See ad. on page 3.
Eliza Richard won her case against
George f. Houghtailing. Circuit Judge
Carter today Issued decree declaring
the conveyance of certain lands from
Eliza Meek to Houghtailing as null
and void and has ordered a re-convey