The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-07
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give COn'
densed Notes of the Day.

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Father Meyer leaves on the next
Australia.
Pass book No. 29O1 has been lost.
See advertisement.
Attorney General Smith will go to
Kauai in few days.
The Educational Commissioners will
not meet this afternoon.
c. f. Eckart, the chemist, goes to
San Francisco this month.
The Mounted Reserve will meet at
Mal<iki tonight for a drill.
There are twenty patients in the
Waiamea hospital on Kauai
DIR. Charles Il. Blake wants employ
ment under the Health department.
4 free concert will be given in ka-
umakapili church on Saturday even
ing.
The ST. Louis College Literary Socie-
ty held regular business meeting
last evening.
Watson Wyman. the newspaper
correspondent. will return to Califor-
mia on the Australia.
Miss Nellie White will accompany
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Castle to the
States week after next.
j. w. Chapman will have charge of
the refreshments at the independence
hall dance tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Gardiner, who represents the
New York Sun, will return home with
his wife on the next Australia.
Parties intending to go out to the
united boat club dance in the busses
will do well by ringing up 4OS before
hand.
Positively no admittance will be al
lowed members of either the boat
clubs without tickets. Procure your
tickets before hand
On account of the death of E. w.
Holdsworth the cricket practice for
today and match for next Saturday
have been postponed.
The California Feed Company has
just put in operation an electric bar
ley roller, the first of the Kind ever
brought into the country.
Sixty votes cast for Paul Isenberg
by German voters at Lihue, Kauai,
were thrown out by the election board
because they were not regular.
The Hebron Drug Company adver-
tise Aloha Tooth Powder as a perfect
dentifrice, perfectly favored, and
very efficient in cleaning the teeth.
Mrs. +. X. Wilder lid nor, after all,
purchase the property upon which
her Waikiki residence is situated. but
she has secured a new lease Of the
land.
Coffee picking at Waiarae planta-
ton is progressing favorably. The
yield this year is a very full one, and
the trees are in the best possible con-
dition.
Enormous prices are asked for land
on the Waikiki beach. One owner
holds an acre at $1,000. and refuses
to part with it for l cent Under that
figure.
On account of the regimental drill
tonight there will be no concert at
Thomas Square this e,ening. The
Government band Will march with the
regiment.
Evangelist j. a. Bell will return to
the United States on the steamer Al
ameda one week from today. He will
preach farewell sermon at the Meth
odist church on Sunday.
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Company offers for sale
shares of stock in the Oahu Sugar Co.,
Hawaiian Electric Co., Paia Sugar Co..
and the Mutual Telephone Co.
Elsewhere in this issue Lyman BIZ
theirs advertise Little Joker" smok-
er tobacco, and claim it the best long
cut tobacco in this or any other mar
ket For sale at all retail stores.
The ladies of Central Union church
will entertain their friends on Friday
afternoon in the church parlors. Miss
Edna Kelly will recite and there will
be an interesting Renaissance by one
of the members. The collection will
be donated toward meeting the pledge
to Kawaiahao Seminary.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
call the attention of the bicycle rae
ing men to the Royal Blue 1897 Tri-
bune wheel exhibited in their show
window, and to the maroon and black
racing suits, if they wish to make a
hit on the bicycle track. See adver-
tisement on Page 4.
Very little if any sake has been
shipped into this port since July LIST.
when the new tariff schedule went In
to effect. For two months prior to
that time, however, it had been shipp-
ed in here in enormous quantities, so
that the market is probably stocked
for some time to come.