The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


The Bungalow is being repaired and
reprinted.
Oscar Morgan is the new book
keeper at Sachs. He is a Berkeley
man.
The band will resume its concerts
this evening, playing at Emma
Square.
Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. JacoX have been
added to the reportorial staff of the
Advertiser.
II. p. Baldwin and Henry Laws re-
turned by the Claudine Sunday morn
ing from Maui.
Chas. II. Clapp, l. I. y. Co.. will sail
by the Aorangi for visit to his oil
home i'm Massachusetts
\. b. Lobenstein. House member
and surveyor. arrived by the Kinau
Saturday night from Hilo
The annual meeting of the Kiloha-
ma Art League win likely be called
for Friday evening at 1880.
Chief Clerk Hassinger, Interior
Office, was able to be at his desk to-
day for the first time in a week.
Archie Turner, freight clerk of the
W. &. Hall will 90 out as purser of
the Mazama today on her first trip.
Some of the New York men receiv-
ed pay for September on Saturday.
others will get their money this week.
y list of items in dry goods that
receive special attention this week. is
published by l.. b. Kerr, Queen street.
Wing Wo Kwai. dealer in general
merchandise, corner of Beretania and
Maunakai streets, has a card in this
issue.
The town was full of soldiers on
Saturday night. As a rule they were
orderly, giving very little trouble to
the police.
The young daughter of the late
Achi Akau died yesterday and will be
buried in kawaiahao cemetery this
afternoon.
The clerk of the iudiciar, depart
ments asks for bids for printing and
binding the eleventh volume of Haw-
allan reports.
Four small native boys were arrest
ed this morning for fighting. The
whole bunch will likely go to the Re
formatory school.
On of the refreshment stands at
Camp Mckinley, operated by white
man. was closed Saturday by orders
OF beneIal hln0.
Mrs. W. II. Smith and daughter. up
per Fort street, returned by the Cen
tennial from visit of year to
friends in Canada.
The Haiku Sugar Company will
hold its annual meeting on Monday.
October 31st at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
office of Alexander &; Baldwin.
Three cases of clothing~sen up by
the Maui for the girls at the East
Maui Seminary reached their destin-
alton last Saturday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Paia
Plantation Company will be held at
the office of Alexander q Baldwin on
Monday, October 31st, at 1890 a. m.
The funeral of the National Band
boy who died at Hilo will take place
from the residence of his mother. Or
| School street, at o'colck this after
noon.
\ concert will be given in Progress
Hall on the evening of November s.
for the benefit of the Kindergartens.
Miss Lawrence is arranging the pro-
| gram.
a dance was given at Oneonta, n.
y, on the evening of October goth to
raise fund for the benefit of Com
pany q, First New York, now at Camp
Mckinley.
Prof. F. r. Fairchild, of Mr. Da-
mons Chinese School, led the Mems
Meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall yester-
day afternoon. A feature of the hour
was vocal solo by f. Allen Sherman
Princess Kaiulani and \. S. Cleg-
horn give a dancing party tomorrow
evening to which a number of invita-
lions has been issued. The affair will
take place at Ainahou, the family
residence.
Private James Crounse, Company I,
First New York, has obtained fur
Tough and will work month as en-
gineer on the Oahu railroad If he
can get discharge he will remain in
the Islands.
The funeral of Julius n. Miller, the
Nebraska recruit who died at the Mil
itary hospital last week, was held
from the Masonic Temple at o'clock
Saturday afternoon. 1t was under
Masonic auSnicaS