The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-27
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Inc IOlnuS is on ner way 10 lanltl
Emma Square band concert this ev-
ening.
The Bennington has gone to Lahai-
ma for a practice shoot.
The marine publication, Sea Breezes
will be issued tomorrow.
Miss May Damon will spend faur
weeks on Maui visiting friends.
The Regiment and st. Louis clubs
will play base ball next Saturday.
The sale of Independence Park has
been postponed until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou have named
their new Judd street home Over
seas"
a good number of people are on
board the French cruiser this after
noon.
G.. w. McNear has an interesting
Port Costa -four advertisement on
Page ..
Mrs. w. W. Hall and daughter will
return from abroad within another
fortnight.
j. j. Egan advertise a handsome line
of new goods just received by the Aus
tralia.
Paymaster Mohun of the Benning-
ton will be relieved in another couple
of weeks,
Mrs. Fairchild and her neice, Miss
Beesley, of Texas, will arrive in Hon
olulu this fall.
The Hebron Drug Co. advertise that
Red Star Plasters bring relief the
minute applied.
Frank Atherton has recovered his
Sterling bicycle which was stolen
from his home last week.
Only three days more in which to
take advantage of the one-fourth dis
count sale of Jwakami's.
The Homing Pigeon Association has
sent an order to the States for eigh-
teen pairs of carrier pigeons.
Coco Cola builds up the tired tissues
of the body. See advertisement of
the Hollister Drug Company.
John Grace, who has been quite i'll
in San Francisco, was in much better
health when the Mariposa left.
The fifteen Lihue Chinese rioters
have arrived in Honolulu. They will
be deported on the Gaelic tomorrow.
Judge Carter has ordered that pro-
cess do issue in the case of Paul Neu-
mann against V. Ohera and John T.
Costa.
During the month of October, Cas-
tie & Cooke will sell new process. gas
oline stoves at cost. They are over
stocked.
Rev. Mr.. Kitcat entertained about
thirty of the English seamen at q
feast after the minstrel show Saturday
evening.
Carran and Green of San Francisco
today brought suit against f. A. 10.
cobson on an account amounting to
about $1,000.
\ force of men and drays were busy
at the Opera House this morning gath
ering up the HIS" dropped there Sat
urday night.
James A. Thompson, captain of the
st. Louis ball team, and bride, enter.
tanned their friends at luau on Sat
urday evening.
Judge Widemann paid $4,000 for
the Spreckels Waikiki property. The
Spreckels property in Punahou will
be sold shortly.
Minister King says that he has re-
ceived one application for the lease of
the Hawaiian hotel. The sale will oc-
cur on Friday.
Charles S. Crane of the Hawaiian
Gazette CompanySforce, has been Sc
lected to ack as clerk of the course at
Cyclomere Park. y
Mr.. Kane gave farewell entertain
4 ment to the Comus officers Saturday
evening after the play at DR.. Murray's
residence on Alakea street.
j. N: Wright is prepared to supply
pigs, chickens and turkeys on short
notice. Telephone 900. Orders. will
be delivered to any part of the city.
Tomorrow will be the birthday of
the Portuguese Commissioner, A. de
Sousa Cannavaro. The band will
serenade the Portuguese Commission
er in the morning.
A. st. NJ. Macintosh is the "curley
headed boy of the club, as such, an
swers to the various names of "Alecl, -
''St. Martin" and snack" The Co
mus men have added another and dub.
bed him ''The Saint" Little fault can
be found with his bowling, but his
constantly maneuvering rather tried
! the nnfiPnpp of his fald