The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-09-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com
dcnsed Notes of the Day.

The Coptic left Yokohama on Au-
! gust 24th.
The September number of The Par
adIse OF the Pacific was issued today.
! Ealtin ~ Whitman keep a stock of
| those nne Tribune wheels always on
! hand
St. Andrews Priory school for girls
will open for the new school year on
Monday.
The choicest cuts of meat can be
obtained from the Metropolitan Meat
! Company.
Freight Clerk +. NJ. Bucklin of the
! Scandal was the life of the ship com
! ing down.
George +. Boardman has two hous-
es to rent. He also has six building
| lots for sale
The Coptic brought 264 Japanese,
163 Chinese and cabin passengers
for Honolulu.
Rev. &. l.. Pearson will address the
y. NJ. c. \. meeting tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock.
There win be dancing at the Ha-
waian hotel this evening. Music by
the Quintette club.
The regulations prohibiting the inn
| DOIIuIlOn Oh SOIL illlO IllG lSlunuS are
to be printed for distribution.
| The directors of the Honolulu Rife
| Association held a meeting at noon
| today at the Bank of Hawaii.
! The kindergartens of the Kinder
garten Association will open on the
same day with the public schools.
! Company l. New York and Compa-
ny l. volunteer engineers will play
ball at Kapiolani park this afternoon
at $3.50.
Cares sausage cannot be improved
upon. Ring up telephone No. 104 and
place an Order for Sunday mornings
breakfast.
The concert given by the Phiadel-
phia band at the Hawaiian hotel last
night was well attended and thor
oughly enjoyed.
There will be cricket at the Maliiki
recreation grounds this afternoon.
THE United Kingdom" and the
World" will play.
Tom James, whom everybody knows
and likes, is chief steward on the
Scandal. He looks handsomer than
ever in his new uniform.
The Kash has been getting ready
for the past two months to supply the
clothing and furnishing lines.
j. NJ. Camara and j. f. Comes have
formed co-partaership under the
firm name of Camara & Co., a notice
of which appears in this issue.
The S. S. Kinau will make weekly
trips hereafter leaving Honolulu ev-
~ Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock and
urning every sunday morning.
\ al {
pper entertained the ladies of
Commissioners party at their
country home yesterday afternoon.
A dividend is due and payable on
Monday, September 9Th, to the stock.
holders of the Haiku and Paia Sugar
Companies at the bank of Bishop &
Co.
There will be fine display of night
blooming cereus at Punahou this ev.
ening; the hedge is said 10 be just
loaded with buds ready TO burst forth
into bloom at nightfall.
C. G. Ballentyne has been elected
manager of the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit and Land Company. He will fol-
the present also remain as manager OF
4 the Hawaiian Gazette Company.
While No. 2 fire engine was out fol
drill this morning, on Beretania
street, near the corner of Miller street
the harness broke and the engine rar
into a fence. There was no damage
to the engine.
At the morning service of st. An
drew's Second Congregation at 9:4t
tomorrow the service to be sung is
Memberships in G.. Wray Taylor viii
render Handel's Largo" In the ev
amino tho STrnlioad choir will Sinp
The Southern Pacific Company has
sent a request to the Bureau of Agri
culture for information for a specia
edition of their tourist publication
"Sunset." The bureau has invited con
= tributions Of suitable text and photo
I graphs.