The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
denSed Notes Of the Day.

This is pay day for Uncle Sans sea-
men.
c. \. Brown went TO the States yes
terday on business.
DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hyde will leave
for Japan on the Doric.
The Officers Club entertainment
takes place this evening"
Company \ has changed its drill
night to Friday evenings.
Read the f.. o. Hall d Son ad on
page 6 about bicycle lamps.
Read the ad of the German Bakery
about basement made bread.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Anderson will
leave for Japan on the Doric.
Land Commissioner Brown will re-
turn from Moolai on Saturday.
The Roths will move into the Kit
chen premises in Waikiki next week.
Rooms. single or en- suite, are to let.
Good location. Address &, Star office.
NJ. McInerny will issue monthly
statements hereafter, instead of quar-
terly.
Colonel Soper will place his sons
John and William in charge OF the
Hawaiian News Company.
\ competent bool<keeper is wanted.
State salary required and references
to \. b. c., Star office.
VIM. G.. Irwin & Company (Limit
ED have reelected the old officers to
serve for the ensuing year.
The President and Mrs. Dole will
entertain at a musicale given at their
Emma street home this evening.
+. o. Mott-Smith has been appointed
a Notary Public for the First judicial
Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands.
DR.. Days report of his mission to
Japan will be read at the session of
the Board of Health this afternoon.
The initial rehearsal of Company ID
minstrels will be held at the residence
of Prof. Berger next Tuesday evening.
William II. Cornwell, Jr., has about
decided to put a tract of land in the
Wailuku valley under coffee cultiva-
ton.
Mrs. Charles b. Cooper has invited
the choir of the Second Congregation
of st. Andrews Cathedral to meet at
her home tomorrow evening.
The petty officers of the Phila-
delphia will banquet the petty officers
of the British survey ship Penguin
aboard the Philadelphia Saturday
night.
Chester A. Doyle will entertain a
| few of his friends at dinner at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening, the oc-
cason being his 25th birthday ami
versary.
The Waiakea, Hilo Sugar Company,
Onomea, Pepeelieo, Honomu and Ha-
kalau plantations have all filed an APP
peal from their tax assessments this
past week.
All Lum, the engineer of Hackfeld
d Co.'S coal scow, in which opium
was found this morning, was arrest
ed later and is now locked up at the
station house.
The Club Stables have established a
hack stand at the corner of Merchant
and Fort streets. The seven hacks
are in charge of competent drivers.
Telephone $40.
Charles X. Hyde, son of DR.. Hyde,
is waiting for the opening of some
Government coffee lands in the Puma
| district. He hopes to get started
''''''' u NC'piN Vi iholllhS.
The Pacific Cycle and Manufacture
ing Company have five juvenile Cres-
cent bicycles which are beauties in
construction. They are as perfectly
made as the ladies' or gents wheels
Whether you own a crimson rim
Syracuse bicycle or not, j. T.. Water
house invite you to step in to the
crockery department They have re-
duced the price to meet the cut made
by other agents.
Judge Widemann has presented
handsome silver cup to the Jockey
Club. The bowl is of silver and the
handles are of deer horn. 1t was
manufactured in the States and is a
very fine piece of work.
Katie Putnam and her comedy com
pany arrived today. They open at the
theater on Saturday evening. Seats
will be on sale tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock. Lena, the Madcap," will
be the opening bill.