The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the bay.

Two more trained nurses have been
added TO the force at the military hos
pital.
The j. ID. Sprec<els and the W. IL.
Dimond are scheduled to sail about
November 10th.
w. NJ. Templeton, at Hopper's, will
leave by the Moana for a visit 10 lcla-
tiyes in California.
The Semi-Weekly Star was issued
early this morning in time for the out
going Island mails.
The Tribune bicycles have a world
wide reputation. Eakin & Whitman,
Fort street; sell them.
Honolulu Chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons, meets this evening at 1890. Work
in the Royal Arch degree.
The Doric, scheduled to arrive to-
morrow will probably reach port some
time this afternoon or evening.
DR.. Sinclair has resigned from the
office of government physician at Wal
amaze. and will return TO the city.
Mclnerny's are progressive in the
shoe business. Their latest addition
is a polishing stand for ladies shoes
The ladies of Central Union church
are giving thimble party at the res
idence of F. j. Lowrey this afternoon.
There will be a French dinner,
Quintette club music and dance at
the Hawaiian hotel tomorrow even
ing.
Charles Winter, for assault and bat
terry, and four white boys for steal
ing ducks, were arrested this morn
ing.
The Honolulu steam laundry guar
antees first class work. Only white
labor employed. Telephone your or
ders to No. 5S3.
Captain Parker shot horse belong
ing to Frank Andrade yesterday az
ternoon that had been hopelessly sick
for several days.
The Amy Turner, Captain Worland,
expects to sail this afternoon or to-
morrow for San Francisco. She car
ries $500 bags of sugar as ballast.
r. Jay Green says that if the man
who cut up his garden hose the other
night will come back he will give him
the tap and reservoir to whittle on.
The football contest between the
Pennsylvania and Punahou teams
promises to be a most interesting one.
Playing will begin at $3.50 sharp
Owing to the indisposition of Pro-
fessor Yarndley there will not be a
rehearsal of the choir of the Sc Dnd
Congregation of st. Andrews this
evening
Princess Kaiulani will leave Tuesday
week for visit to friends on the Is.
land of Hawaii. This will be her first
visit to the Big Island since she was
child.
Ed \. Williams denies positively that
there was any difficulty whatever in
embalming the bodies of Carter and
Thompson, two soldiers, for shipment
back east.
The agent of public lands officially
announces the appointment of E. S.
Boyd as secretary for the commission
and sub-agent of public lands for the
Island of Oahu.
Alexander d Baldwin have for sale
an engine and roller mills, all in first
class order; sold on account of being
too small. They can be seen at the
Paia plantation.
Harold Mott-Smith, the young Ha-
waiian artist, who has made for him
self permanent reputation in the
states, will be a patron of the coming
ldll tAhlDlllOll VI lne hllOudHd ATl
League.
Minister and Mrs. Cooper will ten
der reception next Monday evening
at their Manoa home to Miss Anna
Rose, queen of the Topeka carnival.
Miss Rose will leaye-the following day
for Hilo.
For the convenience of some of the
members the time of the annual meet
ing of the Kilohana Art League has
been changed to o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The only important bust
ness will be the election of officers.
The funeral of Private McKuren,
| First New York, will take place from
st. Andrews cathedral, at 10 a. m, to-
morrow. His body has been embalm-
ed and will be returned to Kingston
for interment.
The ladies that are to take part in
the fair for the Catholic church at
Kalihiwaena are requested to assem-
BILE at the church yard Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock to make prepara-
lions for the fair to be held on De-
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