The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-11
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

A new program at the Orpheum to-
night.
Sheriff L. A. Andrews is in town on
business.
All government schools reopened this
morning for the new term.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh returned
Saturday night from Kauai.
Hubert Vos and wife have returned
from a visit to the Island of Hawaii.
Miss Atkinson took charge as prin
cipal of POhukaina school this morning.
From Molokai it is reported that the
weather has been very warm the past
! week.
This is the evening of the business
meeting of the Catholic Benevolent So
ciety.
Miss Lizzie Grace has returned from
a long visit to Mrs. Gardner K. Wilder
at Hilo.
This is the week to secure millinery
goods at cut prices al L. B. Kerr's great
alteration sale.
LynwOod, the contortionist will close
her engagement at the Orpheum on
Wednesday night
Manager c. h. Wells of Wailuku
plantation, and family will spend a
month at Waikiki.
Manager Chas. H. Fairer, of Theo. H.
| Davies d CO. s Hilo business and wife
are over from Hilo
The oars used by the Myrtle Boat
Club crews on Saturday were made by
Charles d. Walker.
J Union Square is being torn up by the
Hawaiian Tramway Company today for
its double track.
; Have you seen the new stock of han
, die bars just opened up by Pearson &
Potter Company, Limited
The official program of the fourth
celebration of Regatta Day races is
published in this issue.
The infant son of DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
Wood was yesterday christened San
ford Ballard Dole Wood.
Coptic sails at 8 o'clock for San Fran
cisco. Next mail for the Coast will be
per the Mariposa on Friday.
White enameled iron bedsteads, all
sizes, all prices, at Coyne- Mehrten Fur
niture Company, Progress block.
The Honolulu Stockyards Company
will take special orders for fancy
stock fowls or vehicles on commission.
Rev. w. A. Gardner preached a tenn
perance sermon before the union meet
ing in Central Union Church last even
ing.
Judgment for defendant for $50 has
been signed by Judge Stanley in the
damage case of r. l.. Gilliland VS.. Wal
= lace Poe.
FOL @ A gold chain with locket was ,ost at
Pearl Harhor during the races Satur-
day. Finder will please return TO E. A.
b. this office
The resignation of Bruce Cartwright
as trustee of the estate of the Rich
ardsOn minors was this morning post
poned to Friday.
Horace Wright the Call correspond
ent, will close his Hawaiian symposium
on the 25th, and desires all answers to
be in at that time.
The ck-ledger of the Waikiki
Sugar Co., md the Honomu Sugar Co.
will be closed TO transfer for the 18th tc
18th insts. inclusive
McInerny had a big sale of hats to-
day. Most of them We're paid for by
members of the Healan boat club, anG
Myrtle men are wearing them.
An important meeting of the Board
of Health, for the consideration of the
Howard and other important matters
will be held on Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Crane, Emil Berndt, Doc
Monsarrat and Ed. Paris We're among
the more enthusiastic "rooters" for the
Myrtle crews at Pearl harbor on Satur-
day.
The secretary of the Rapid Transit &
Land Company publishes in this issue
M the name of new officers elected at 6
II recent meeting of the board of direc.
tors.
4 w. G. Taylor, lately bookkeeper for
II the American Sugar Company on Molo.
ka, will leave by the Coptic for Alaska
where he has accepted an excellent of.
flee position.
In circuit chambers this morning
Judge Stanley authorized power OF
attorney to be issued to Emil Koecher
in Germany, to sell certain real estate
belonging to the Opfergelt minors.
RaWei, a Maori, will arrive by the
Mariposa, Friday from New Zealand
on the way to America, and will prob
ably give an illustrated lecture here OF
the subject of THE Land of the Maori.
The Maggie Moore-H. r. Robert!
Company give two more performance!