The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-09-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densod Notes Of the Day.

The banks will not open tomorrow.
Races commence at $3.50 tomorrow
morning.
\ nine year old boy in Ililo died of
Bright's disease.
Attention is called to the corrected
program for Regatta day.
When it comes to racing, perhaps
fifty years is a little too old for it.
The c. f. Sargent expects to sail
about Monday for Royal Roads for or
dCrs
Manager j. Watt of Honollaa Sugar
Company, arrived on the Maui yes
| terdav evening.
There viii be no session of the
| Stock Exchange tomorrow. Regatta
Day and holiday.
John Smith left quite an estate by
| buying goods at l.. Il. Kerr's. others
can do the same.
The Semi-Weeklv star was issued
early this morning in time for the out
goiuu Island nails
Coyne g. Mehrten, uphOlsterers,
have established themselves i'm the
| Masonic Temple building.
During L. b. Kerr's absence from
the Islands l.. F. Prescott will act for
him under full power of attorney.
The bark Mohican. Saunders, from
| San Francisco. was reported off Kolo
Head at 11:45 o'clock this forenoon.
Ealin d Whitman are displaying a
| handsome arrangement of pumps,
lamps and bicycle sundries in their
window.
George Martin of the Myrtle junior
crew is suffering with bad hand and
is unable to take part in tomorrow's
events.
The City of Columbia has finished
| discharging and is now waiting the
disposition of libels against her in
the courts before sailing.
The committee in charge of tomor-
rows events are S. f. p. Taylor of
the Leilanis, Guy Gere of the Healanis
and Charles Crane of the Myrtles.
Letters come pouring in from all
parts of the states relative to condi-
| tions here. Every business house and
even the small postotfices are mum
dated
Honolulu Commander No. 1. X. T.,
will hold a special meeting this even
ing at 1880 o'clock, with work in the
Temple" All visiting Sir Knights in
vited to attend.
The General Gordon which has been
out in the stream since her arrival
from Newcastle some time ago, has
pulled up to the coal wharf and j
now discharging.
The regatta committee give notice
that the second class yachts will be
started before the intermission for
lunch, instead of after, as printed in
the published programs.
Senator Morgans remarks at the
luncheon given at Wailua yesterday
were highly appreciated by those who
heard them. They expressed the most
kindly feeling to the people of the
country.
During the absence of Rev. John
Osborne the services at st. Clements
chapel, Punahou, will be continued
as usual; Sunday school at 10 a. H.;
Mathis, 1905 a. M; eveningsong, 7:0j
p. m.
The bark Harvester from Newcastle
with 2,400 tons of coal, which has
been lying in the stream since her ar.
rival, pulled up to the Mail wharf
last night and began discharging this
morning.
The Bergstrom Music Company is
offering glass insulators, which i'm
prove the tone of your piano, at a
special inside price. Mr.. Brand, an
expert tuner, has taken charge of the
tuning department.
The barkentine S. c. Allen is wait
ing for sugar to complete her cargo
She expects to take on what the j.
A. Cummins brings in tomorrow and
what the Maui brings, and get away
if possible Saturday,