The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Com
demscd Notes of the Day.

Wray Taylor calls rehearsal of his
JrCntsua Tor tbs evening.
The Urpnuum conunues TO be the fav-
| OrtJe pace Of amusement.
A bus.ness meeting OF the Board of
| I.ta.tn wan b. heIu TINS Afternoon.
a SPECIAL meeting OF the Waverley
! Cub Wul be hetd Ju.nOrrow evening.
! FOR nominal cost, one can spend
uel. ghtrul afternoon at virgins villa.
| Ilul. Alexander VIII reIuIn from san
| Flanclsto by the Austraua on the 30.
| 1he fust Regiment, n. G. II. had
| march TO Max k, and drill last evening.
! Another man Will be due from the
| Coast this evening per the Hongkong
MaIu.
Rev. Dr. Cordo will conduct the pray
r service at the Central Union church
,onight.
The credit auction sale of dry goods
| continues at Morgan's salesroom to-
morrow.
Miss Hardwick did not go to Kauai
yesterday, she will remain in town for
another week.
Nearly all the soldiers on the trans
oort Senator visited the government
buildings today.
The months old son of w. Beckley
died at the family residence in Liliha
street yesterday.
Prof Berger's musicians will play at
Thomas Square this evening, begin
ling at 7:20 o'clock.
John f. Scott is still slowly on the
mend, but will be in very bad way for
I long time to come.
CAN in at w. w. DimOnd & Company,
Limited, and see the Automatic blue
lame oil stove IN operation.
The case of Fitzpatrick, an Orpheum
rroCer, is being heard by a foreign jury
II the circuit court this afternoon.
mi
police court calendar this morning and
| he session lasted only a few minutes.
A check for 1920 81 on the Yokohama
! 'pacie Bank pave Bile to Castle q Cooke
as been lost. Payment has been stop
| sd.
The funeral of the little daughter of
| Mr.. ard Mrs. w. r. SIMS will be held
! from the residence at 8 o'clock this af-
| 'ernOOn.
| The stock LEDGER of Kohala Sugar
| Company, Limited, will be closed to
| 'rarsfers from August 2Sth to 31st in
| olusive.
Joe Lucas, a hack driver. has been re-
aine7 as Italian interpreter for the
| 'ourts during the trial of the Moanalua
| murderer.
Desks, chairs and office furniture of
| every description at lowest prices. can
be obtained from Henry WaterhOuse &
| Company.
On Thursday evening the Maggie
! Moore II. r. Roberts Company present
! he comedy drama, Forty mine" at the
| opera house.
! Henry NicOl gives notice in this issue
| hat he will not be responsible for any
! lebts contracted by his wife, Elizabeth
! McTnnes Nicol.
At a scientific investigation, Pabst
| beer was found to be an absolutely pure
| product. Peacock & Company are
| agents for this brand
! The stOckboo<s of Eva Plantation
| Company and Waimea Sugar Mill Com
| Dany will be closed to transfers from
! August 2Sth to 3lst inclusive.
| A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Onomea Sugar Company is called
| for Thursday the oath inst, at II O'Clock
a. ~. at the Bank of Hawaii, Limited.
| W. A. Bowen was still on the stand
/ in the Waialua case today. This after
noon he is undergoing redirect eXamin-
alton.
| A disagreement was returned bv q
| foreign jury yesterday afternoon in the
| liquor case against NJ j. Borges, Ka-
lihi store keeper.
Thomas r. Mossman has filed bonds
in the sum of $3.50 as administrator of
Castle is his surety.
! Rev. w. M. Kincaid did not go to
Japan at all, but is still rusticating at
Pearl City. Passenger lists caused the
confusion in the matter.
H. NJ. Dow says the time the Marion
beat the Abbie NJ from Pearl Harbor