The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-26
NEW EMBELLISHMENTS.
NEWS IL A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

a good program at the Orpheum to-
night.
The summer school will close next
| Thursday.
There was not a meeting of the Cab
| met today.
j. b. Won Hagen has been reinstated
on the bicycle patrol.
Cricket this afternoon between the
| Honolulu and Egeria teams.
Divorce cases occupied the attention
of Judge Stanley's court today
Order poultry for Sunday dinner from
| the Metropolitan Meat Company.
&. NJ. Cooke, Jr., will sail by the
| Nippon Maru this afternoon for school.
Great reduction in trimmed hats at
Miss Killean's. Sailor hats at less than
cost.
a meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
| Children's Society will be held a week
| from tonight
Ed POLITE and Mr.. Raas will leave
by the Nippon Maru this afternoon for
san Francisco
Mail for the Coast per the Nippon
Maru will close at the postoftice at 3
o'clock. Steamer sails at 4.
The Land Office gives notice that the
sale of the New Olaa Tract has been
postponed until November 4.
The funeral of John Winter will take
place tomorrow at p. m. from the
residence on Magazine street.
Pacific Hardware Company and E. O.
Hall & Sons baseball teams will cross
bats at Makiki this afternoon.
The Kash offers this week a line OF
golf, negligee and stiff bosom shirts at
% cents each in order to close out.
There will be concerts as usual at
Emma Square this afternoon and on
Makee Island tomorrow afternoon.
The Orpheum soda water man was
found guilty yesterday afternoon by
foreign jury of the charge against him.
record audience heard the concert
at the Hawaiian hotel last evening.
Applause was frequent and prolonged.
Marshal Brown may return tonight
from Hawaii. Deputy Marshal Hitch
cock retires on the first of the month.
Miss Bicknell, who has been at school
in Massachusetts and at Oberlin for
four years, arrived home Wednesday.
An important business meeting of the
supervisors of the Free Kindergartens
has been called for next Friday morn
ing at 8 a. m.
At a committee meeting yesterday
the HOusekeeper's League decided to
send to Chicago for an instructor in it's
purposed cooking school.
The automatic oil stove now on ex-
hibition and in operation at the store
of w. w. Dimond & Co., Ltd, is at
| tracing constant attention.
Rabbi A. M. Mellis calls a meeting
of Jews for 7:30 tomorrow evening at
the Orpheum hotel to arrange for OBJ
serving the coming holy days.
Hans, the Boatman," that delightful
musical comedy, will be presented this
| afternoon and evening at the opera
house by the Maggie Moore company.
Al the Christian church tomorrow
| "
| tour of the east recently and the work
Of the International Y. NJ. c. A. con-
| vention.
John F. Scott has sufficiently recov-
cred from his paraytic stroke to take
nourishment without trouble. He is be-
! lieved to be now on a highway to good
| health again.
In making your engagements for Sun
day don't overlook the full course din
neF.at the Home Bakery. See menu in
| this issue. Green turtle soup served to-
night from 5 to o'clock.
Numerous complaints have come to
the Board of Health office today about
a dead horse on the road in Kalihi. The
| owner of the animal is known, is
blamed and may be prosecuted.
| A meeting of the members and
/ friends of the Catholic church at Ka-
lihi-waena is called for o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at the church premises.
The purpose of the meeting is to make
arrangements for the dedication of the
church, Sunday, September IT. Rev.
Father Clement asks that there be a
large attendance
One of the through passengers by the
Nippon Maru is James H. Ebersoe OF
Cincinnati. When he reaches San
Francisco he will have spent eighty-siX
| days out of the last three months on the
ocean. He sailed from Vancouver for
| Fiji, thence to New Zealand Australia
Timor, China and Japan. The trip was
taken purely for health and recreation