The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.
Fine singing at the Orpheum.

Fine singing at the Orpheum.
The Land Office gives notice of the
postponement of two sales.
George Hons returned by the Maui
last night to his home at Wailuku.
Iwakami's clearing sale will close in
a few days. Now is the time to buy.
The finance statement for the month
of August, 1899, appears in this issue.
An important business meetin~ of the
Board of Health will be held this after
noon.
DR.. and Mrs. Carmichael will receive
friends from $3.50 to tomorrow after
noon.
The schooner Lady and the schooner
Richie are being repaired on the dry
dock.
Louis Marks will tomorrow morning
begin sprinkling the streets with sea
water.
John A. Hasslnger is laid off today
with a touch of his old complaint
rheumatism.
Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A. NJ, meets at
1880 o'clock this evening. Work in the
Third Degree.
The Minister of the Interior gives Off
cial notice of the appointment of E. s,
] Boyd as a notary public.
Dr. John Dewey delivered another
University Extension lecture at the
High school last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs j. 3. Atherton sailed by
the Australia yesterday for the Coast,
to be absent about three months.
Attention is called to the list of new
books just received by the Golden Rule
Bazaar See their advertising space on
page I.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Pratt are tempo
| rsar i1 he
dence at the corner of Victoria and
! Green streets
! f. b. Thomas has couple of Galici-
ans working with him on the station
| house contracts and says they are eX-
! cellent laborers.
| The case against H. Chiffon, one of
the boys mixed up in the Arlington Bill
| lard Parlors, was dropped in the police
| court this morning.
| For two weeks, from September Sth
! to 22d, T. Murata, 11S Nuuanu street
| vii hold a clearing sale of hats, Japan
| ese silks, laquer ware, etc.
| Peacock & Company have applied to
| the Government for an amendment to
| it's charter, permitting it to purchase
| the stock of other corporations.
Second Lieutenant Bollman has been
| commissioned first lieutenant of the
mounted patrol. Sam Leslie has been
promoted to be second lieutenant.
| special meeting or the stockholders
| of the Press Publishing Company is
called to meet at the room of the Cham
Der of Commerce on September goth at
2 p. m.
Captain Herbert announces that the
cricket match arranged for this after
noon between the Honolulu and Moore
Roberts teams has been postponed to
Saturday.
On Saturday next at IL o'clock noon,
James F. Morgan will sell at auction, at
his salesroom, Queen street, wagons
and hand carts, by order of c. Brewer
&; Company.
Professor Hosmer, Professor Scott and
Inspector General Townsend have been
invited by the Berkeley students to at
tend the reception to eX-Presdent KEEL
logg on Friday evening.
Charles A. K. Hopkins has issued the
I"Aloha" collection of Hawaiian songs.
Copies can be had at the Hawaiian Ba-
zaar, Masonic Temple. The compilation
is a good one and it will find a ready
sale.
The dredger will begin work tomor-
row on the Government navy wharf. A
trial was made yesterday and some ad.
ditions to the machinery were found
necessary. They are being put in today
The Maggie Moore-H. r. Roberts
Company announce a reduction II
prices, for the balance of their season
Tomorrow evening they present the
funny comedy, entitled THE Prodiga
Father"
Jacob Manieoski, the man who sho