The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-08-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

w. II. Cornwell left on the Kinau to-
! day Tor hlio.
j. +. Hackfeld left today on the XII
nau for Lahaina.
Company b meets this evening at
$3.50 clock for drill.
Waikiki ears are now running ev-
cry quarter of an hour.
George Dillingham; is now with the
Pacific Hardware Company.
y nurse girl, German preferred, is
wanted. Apply at Star Office.
Minister King left with the COM
missioners yesterday for Hilo.
Brook, the captain of the famous
Butte, Mont, football team, is in the
city.
A position is wanted by a lady as
househeeper Address "P," Star Of
fee
Miss Herrck, the artist, left today
on the kinau for visit to the Vol
cano.
There was a very large audience at
the Emma square band concert last
night.
Palau, native, was fined S. and
costs by Judge Wilcox today for as
saulting a Chinaman.
L. c. Ables, real estate and financial
agent, office 315 Fort street, has
card in this issue.
j. S. Bailey has renamed his cycle
ry 1t is now Bailey's Honolulu Cy-
clery, 231 King street.
A notice of election of officers of the
Ookala Sugar Plantation company is
published in this issue.
The Semi-Weekly Star was issued
this morning in time for the outgo-
ing mails to the other islands,
There will be no meeting of the
board of health this week, owing to
the absence of the attorney general
William NJ. Wright of the tax of
flee has been selected to succeed Geo.
Ashley as registrar of public ac-
counts.
II. S. Dawson of New York, John
Decoto and j. NJ. Burnett of San
Francisco are late arrivals at the Ha-
waiian.
Captain King, minister of the inte-
rior, was one of the Hawaiian commits
sioners' party which left on the
Claudine
The iron work for the new Judd
building is expected almost daily. 1t
was shipped from San Francisco some
days since.
Captain WI. McAllep of the schoo-
ner Endeavor, brought his two chill
dren down with him on this trip for
the voyage.
w. d. Hamilton, recently convicted
of manslaughter in the second degree,
will be sentenced by Judge Stanley.at
a. m. tomorrow.
Kawaiahao seminary opens for the
Fall term on Monday, September 5;
Oahu College and Preparatory School
on the day following
Louis Kenake of the postoffice left
on this mornings Kinau for Hilo. He
goes on two weeks vacation which
he will spend on Hawaii.
In notice published in this issue
Jim DOdd denies that he is running a
grocery at Camp Mckinley, as repor-
ted in this mornings Advertiser.
| The subscription list of the Nahiku
plantation is now open. Prospectus
may be seen at the office of Harry Ar
mitage, corner King and Bethel street.
This is the week of moonlight con-
certs. The band will play at the ho-
tel tonight, at Thomas square tomor-
row night and at Makee island on
Thursday night.
A charge of importing opium has
been made against the two Chinese
who owned the thirty pounds of OPT
UNI seized at the quarantine station
yesterday afternoon and their trial is
set for Friday.
Capt. johnson of the S. C. Allen is
something of an artist in colors. The
cabin of his vessel displays a hand
some oil picture of the bark under
full sail, the work of his brush since
he was last here
F. HI. Gassaway, a playwright who
has written a. number of successful
dramas, and a special writer on the
Examiner, was one of the passengers
who came by the S. C. Allen this
morning. He is here to spend his va