The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Com
dcnscd Notes of the Dag.

Change of program at the Orphe um
tonight
The Y. H. l. will hold its regular
monthly business meeting tins evening.
There will not be a meeting of the
Commissioners of Agriculture this
week.
Honolulu Commandery meets this
evening at 1880 O'Clock. order of the
Tempe.
Way Taylor went to oahu plantation
this morning to look into some labor
matters.
n. G. Ovenden will have charge of
the Ii. X. a. shoot at the kakaako
butts on Friday.
A number of people will leave by the
Mauna LOa tomorrow for the races at
kahului on Saturday.
Drs. Bowman, honand and OkOwara
have been admitted to practice me-
ulCne in the lsianus.
The session of the Police Court this
morning was short and there was very
little business on hand.
A concert viii BE- given by the band
at the Hawaiian hotel this evening, be-
ginning at 1880 O'Clock.
All hing, Chinese merchant, was this
morning fined $50 in Police Court for
having opium in possession.
The list of officers who will serve the
Chamber of Commerce for the ensuing
year is published in this issue.
The management committee of the
Waverley Club will meet this evening
for the transaction of business.
1t is not at all probable that the for
eign jury will be called in circuit court
until well along into next week.
Lieutenant George f. Ball on the
transport Indiana, was a class mate of
A L Of n ri
DIR. Hoffman has been appointed tenn
porary bacterologist under the Board
of Health to succeed DR.. Alvarez.
The Hash can supply al wants in full
dress clothing that may be wanted for
your correct appearance at the ball.
The Picking will arrive about Satur-
day from san Francisco. she was not
able to leave there until the 18th or Sth.
AS there is not a quorum in town
there will not be a meeting of the COM
missiOners of education this afternoon.
The Illuminated flag to go on the front
of the Executive building for the state
| ball was placed in position this morn
| ing.
All the banks have agreed to observe
| the first anniversary of Flag Raising
| Day, and will be closed all day Satur-
day. August II.
w. O. Atwater offers a reward for
| the return of his horse and buggy
stolen from front of the Masonic Tenn
| pie last evening.
GOOdy, the man accidentally hurt in
Iwilei two nights ago, is getting along
| as well as could be expected at the
Queens Hospital.
From and after September l. 1899, the
Pioneer Advertising Company Will have
charge of all advertising privileges on
the Orpheum program and curtain.
The deal for the premises at the cor
.,fT u ,r,ia re
which a new business block will go,
was practically closed this morning
Colonel c. j. Mccarthy has offered a
prize cup for a shoot of fifteen men
| teams of companies of the n. G.. H.
The trophy will have to be won twice.
Season tickets for the Maggie Moore
| Company are now on sale at Wall
Nichols Co. The day sales will COM
menCe on Wednesday next, August
10th.
A small Portuguese boy was run ovel
this afternoon on King street by Chi
nese hack No. 10. Policemen, armed
with a warrant, are looking for the
driver.
Henry Warehouse & Company have
received another large consignment OF
office furniture, which they offer fol
sale at small advance over San Fran
cisco prices.
Thomas county, Georgia, has sent 6
letter to the police department Offering
a reward of $500 for the arrest of DR.
Gibson, who killed a man there a few
months ago.
Lieutenant F. X. c. Gibbons, wei
known here, has been promoted to tn,
rank of commander in the royal navy
He Is married to Editor Atkinson's sec
ond daughter.
1t was stated today that the electric
cars Of the Hawaiian Tramways Com
! lot 10. IL
shortly be tried on the King street line
They carry their own motors.
One of the tramways mules gave on
on Beretania near Piikoi streets earl!
this morning and the passengers wer
hauled back to the Punahou stables, II