The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-09
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

The Prince of Wales is Sc years ole
| today.
The band will play at Mallee Islam,
this evening.
The Anglican Church Chronicle wa
issued today.
The Koloa Sugar Company started
! grinding today.
\. y. Ilayselden is the new deput,
sheriff for Maui.
Health Officer Reynolds goes to Mo
! lokai this week.
Geo. Davies will play in the cricll
| ct match Saturday.
Over $1,000 has been raised for tn,
| Portuguese hospital
The Healanis' give their moonlight
dance ON Friday evening.
May d Co. received a supply OF
ice goods by the Australia.
Company D will hold an important
business meeting this evening.
c. $. DesIy and X. G. Gibbs will
start a bank in Hilo in all probability.
Company d will give High Jinks'
entertainment on Friday evening.
Fred Whitney has a successful
shoot on the other side of the island.
Nigel Jackson is counting on going
to San Francisco on the Martha Da-
Wis.
Fine frozen oysters at the Beaver
Lunch Room; fresh supply received
today.
Kill was fined $15 and costs today
for practicing medicine without a Ii
cense.
There is larger attendance at both
the Kamehameha schools this year
than last.
DR.. Grossman leaves on the Rio de
Janeiro. owing to the serious illness
of his father.
The mounted reserve will drill to-
morrow night. Captain Walter Dill
bingham will command.
Lewis & Co. call attention to their
choice line of ice house fruits and
game by the Australia.
The annual meeting of +. O. Hall &
Son, Ltd. will be held on Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Lieutenant r. NJ. Brumby has been
detached from the naval observatory
and ordered to the Olympia.
Attorney George Davis is slowly
commissioning. He has left the hospi-
tai and is now at his home.
The Australia brought a large
amount of special scenery to be used
during the trawley season.
George Grove, stage machinist for
the Frawley Company, arrived today.
Mrs. Grove accompanies her husband.
Remington wheels are maintaining
their excellent reputation during the
present bicycle meet. See advertise
ment.
Henry Becl>ley, son of Commodore
Bcckley, won the football match for
Stanford from the Californians last
week.
Manager Clement has postponed the
races at Cyclomere until Saturday cv-
ening. This will be the closing ev-
ening.
The Health Board will not take its
semi-annual trip to the Molokai set
Element until the latter part of the
month.
The sham battle proposed for the
First Regiment will be disposed of at
"A special meeting of the officers to-
morrow evening.
Metropolitan Meat Company have
teal and canvas back ducks on hand.
They are ready to receive orders for
Thanksgiving turkeys.
Mrs. f. X. Wilder chaperoned the
moonlight dancing party given at
Sans Souci last evening by the Messrs
Farnum of Philadelphia.
William Hoogs went to South Kona
today on IA tour of inspection of the
coffee plantations. He will secure
data for Consul General Haywood.
The members of Company b will
elect a first and second lieutenant this
evening to succeed f. \. Jackson and
Henry Giles, both having declined to
run.
The California Fruit Company, Geo
Andrews, proprietor, received EX-Aus.
tralia, fresh eastern and California
oysters, salmon, fruit and frozen Doul-
try, etc.
The Frawley season sale will be
continued until Friday night; season
tickets will be ready for delivery or
Saturday morning. The regular sale
will open next Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Faxon Bishop
and Mrs. Julian Monsarrat are now
stopping at the Volcano House. Mr.
and Mrs. Bishop will go to Hilo mex
week and will return home in the lat
4 ter part of the present month.
The representatives of the SeconC
English Speaking Congregation of st
! Andrews cathedral for the diocesan
/ Synod, to meet on December LIST, ar,
! H. NJ. Won Holt, G. S. Harris anC
Judge w. f. l.. Stanley.
SUGAR is FIRM.