The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NnTICE OF REMOVAL.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give COnt
densed Notes of the Day.

Tine kamehamchd schools opened
today.
Mrs. and Miss Widdifeld have re-
| turned from Maui.
The bureau of agriculture has a tel
ephone 1t is No. 331.
Senator II. p. Baldwin came over
from Lahaina on Saturday.
Band concert at Emma square this
evening at the usual hour.
+. W. Glade, of the Kekaha Sugar
plantation, is over from Kauai.
The Colusa and the Fresno are at
the Mail wharf, discharging coal.
The Arizona has nearly finished
coalng and will sail shortly for Ma
Mia.
Professor Pritchett of the United
States geodetic survey left on the
Coptic.
DR.. c. Marshall Of Washington, who
has been visiting the Islands. has
gone home.
About fifteen men from the engn-
eer battalion will be discharged for
disabilities.
Miss Bernice Hundley returned 10
the coast on the Coptic to resume her
studies at San Jose.
Fourteen drunks, mostly natives
and Japs, was the grist gathered in
yesterday by the police.
Henry Smith, clerk of the supreme
court, has been operated upon for
deafness in Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvanians beat the Ne
braskans at baseball at the race track
on Saturday. Score 40 to /.
Miss Ethel Quincy, stenographer,
has moved to the Mott-Smith building
in the office of f. Mott-Smith.
Colonel George Macfarlane, C. VOL
tiers and John Cassidy were among
the Coptic's outgoing passengers.
Two natives, arrested for an ARRAY,
secured suspension of sentence for
six months in the district court.
b. l.. Marx took the official oath
this morning before the Annexation
Commission as secretary to President
Dole.
New French dress goods are the
special attraction this week at \. S.
Sachs dry goods store. Call and get
first choice
The bark Albert, Grifiiths. was to
sail from San Francisco for Honolulu
September LIST, and the Mohican and
Saunders on August 27th.
The Arizona now expects to sail
for Manila on Wednesday. The Sean
dia has repairs to make that will take
several days.
Hopp 4 Co. are very busy in all de-
partments; new help has been added
Good goods and honest workmanship
| has its reward
Mclnerny carries extraordinary
| shapes in the o,ein-Bloch clothing
ana can tit the tail. slender, or the
! snort and stout man.
Company + OF the National Guard
! recently mustered out, will meet to
-..o-.ow night Tor the purpose of re
organizing as volunteers.
The ship General Gordon has le
ceived II coat of green paint, the gLn
uine Aberdeen color, since she ha.
been lying in the stream.
Miss Ii. II. Lewis, public stenogra
pher and typewriter, has removed
from Fort street to the Office of w. A
Henshall, Kaahumanu street.
The championship banner won by
the Myrtles in the annual boat race
last year is on exhibition in the win
dows of the Pacific Hardware Com
pany.
The regular monthly meeting of TIL
Woman's Board of Missions will taxi
place on Tuesday, the 9th inst, a
half past ? p. m, at Central Uniol
church.
Bruce Waring & Co. have constant,
on hand choice investments in lands
lots, stocks and bonds. 1t will be t.
your advantage to confer with then
before making investments.
II. w. Schmidt & Sons received new
goods by the S. C. Allen and the S. n
Castle. They will be opened today
and sold at low prices with an extri
10 per cent discount from former i'm
portations.
victorious, a Jubilee Jingle" ha
been received from the musical firm
of John p. Bowder, San Francisco
The words are by Josie NJ. Galloway
and the music by J. Fl. Dohrman, o
the Tivoli orchestra. 1t is not by an.
means above the average of such mu