The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
Sugar holds firm at 3s4 cents.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Grinbaum VIII go
to Hama, Maui. to remain fortnight
Professor Howard of Punahcu goes
TO New York to study medicine in Jan
uary.
"Bonnie" Lemon will captain the ST.
Louis club during Thompson's absence
on Kauai.
Martin Smith of ]. j. Egan's store
left by the Kinau for vacation on the
big, Island.
Inspector General Townsend though
hooked to go by the Kinau was I'M
able to leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle gave a dinner
last evening complimentary to Minis
ter and Mrs. Hatch.
Mrs. Caroline Clarke has been an
pointed to succeed Mrs. Lemon as MAJ
ron of Maternity Home.
A satisfaction of Judgment has been
recorded in the case of Piiliilan
against George S. Houghtailing.
The Judd boys and their friends
brought back dozen skins and some
beautiful antlers from their Molokal
trip.
Judge Perry has instructed John >
Walker. executor of the Joseph Laza-
rms estate. to pay all moneys into the
court.
w. A. Love, bookleeper for Levers
e. Cooke, will leave on the Mikahala
this evening for brief vacation on
Kauai.
Allen Herbert will temporarily sup
ply the position of Agricultural Com
missioner during Mr.. Marsden's alb
sence.
Kaloha, a native, was sentenced to
six months at hard labor by Judge
Wilcox this morning, for stealing 81. 70
from friend.
James A. Thompson. clerk of Judge
Perry, leaves for Kauai this afternoon
to attend to the clerical work of the
Kauai court.
Saturday. September IS being a
National Holiday, all Government Of
fees throughout the Republic will be
closed on that day.
Benson, Smith &, Co. are introducing
the j. j. Adams line of brushes, and
advertise that there are no poor
grades of these brushes. See adv on
| Page 8.
b. F. Dillingham; received word from
the Coast this morning that his son
Walter is much better than at last ac
counts, but must undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis.
The Kinau, Claudne and other stea
mer passenger lists are filled will
school teachers returning home after
spending the vacation in the Capita
City. Most of them report having hat
an enjoyable time.
On Friday, October LIST, at 12 o'clock
at the front entransce of the EXecu
tive Building, Honolulu, will be SOLD
at public aution, the Hawaiian Hote
premises. Terms of sale, cash in U. S
Gold. Upset price. $4,000.
Water was struck last Wednesday
at Honokawai, by McCandless Broth
ers, for the Pioneer Mill company, al
depth of nineteen feet and a half
and six feet above sea level The Pho
neer Mill company intend to put q
pumping plant in.
Glenn p. Thayer, member of the
Adams and Hart team of Grand Rap.
ids, Mich, will race in Hawaii this
winter. A proposition was received
from him today by the management
of Cyclomere track.
AT the Arlington Billiard Hall this
even at $3.50 o'clock play will com.
mence on the first of the series of the
Amateur Pool Tournament. A large
number of entries have been made and
some interesting and holly contested
games may be expected.
Last Thursday apetition to the Min
lister of the Interior was in circula.
ton in Lahaina, to secure the twenty,
five names necessary to enable A. N
Kepoikai of Wailuku to run as candi
date to represent the same district. Or
Saturday it lacked six names of being
| filed.
| A number of natives who were
drinking in the Queen street joint
when Kulekaua, the native boat boy
was knocked from the balcony and
perhaps fatally injured, have beer
placed under arrest Seven are in iai
and the police are after another. Ku
lekana's condition is not at all i'm
proved.
On Thursday, September 20, at il
o'clock a. m. at the office of f. D
Baldwin, Hilo, will be open for appli