The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY AUTHORITY
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that give Con-
denScd Notes of the Day.

secure your seats at once for struck
OH"
The Mauna Loa reports the Iwalani
at HOnukaa.
Maggie Moore H. Il. Roberts Compa-
ny tomorrow night in struck oil"
Charles Chilingworth, Deputy Mar
shall is quite i'll today with the grippe.
Everyone present enjoyed the new
program at the Orpheum last evening.
A meeting of the Cemetery Associa-
ton will be held at $3.50 this afternoon.
oahu College trustees are holding
their annual business meeting this aft
eruoou
The long expected shipment of Tri-
bune wheels for Whitman ~ co. have
arrived.
Directors Of the Y. NJ. G. A. will hold
an important business meeting this
evening
John f. Scott is decidedly better to-
day, though he is still unable to move
or to speak.
There are 14OOO bags Of sugar at Ho-
nokaa awaiting shipment, and 1900 at
kukuhaCle.
There will be quintette club music
and little time at the hotel again to-
morrow evening.
Oscar Il. White and wife left in a
buggy yesterday afternoon for trip
around the Island.
The Mauna Loa made the voyage
from Lahana to this port today in five
hours and a half.
Orders for the new lot of 1910 Japan
ese laborers went forward by the Gae-
lie Wednesday night.
Last evening was beautiful one for
the concert at Thomas Square and
many people We're out.
All styles of elegant trimmed hats at
reduced prices, for one week, at NJ f..
Killean's, Hotel street.
Work on the new Asylum road will
begin next week. The cut from King
street will be straight.
Lee Poy was fined $40 i'm Police Court
this morning for striking a Chinese
woman named Chin See.
DIR. John Dewey will deliver his sec
ond University Extension lecture at
the High school building this evening.
Ground is being broken for the new
Day business block next to the Central
Fire Station on Beretania street.
The Bureau of Agriculture has re-
quest i'm this issue to persons having
seeds of fruit or ornamental trees.
At the meeting of the church Defense
and Extension Association held last eV-
ening only routine business was trans
acted.
The Hebron Drug Company especially
cater to your needs in cooling and re-
freshing drinks. Try their pure fruit
juices
a telegram from Omaha states that
John Wilson's village and hula project
at the exposition will clear $4,000 dur
ing the year
If Percy II. f.. Barnett is still in these
Islands, will be please communicate
with the Rev. V. II. Kitcat, +. q. box
65I. Honolulu.
liam BabcoCll is valued at $500. Cor
relia Rabcock, widow, asks for letters
Of n2uiui sfrHtinu.
W. {. Achi II Company have Il few
lots in the Pawaa tract left, which they
will sell very reasonable. and on easy
terms of payment.
Mr.. WalCott formerly teacher in the
Chinese school of Mr.. Damon. has re-
turned from Manila. He was in the
Colorado regiment.
The Kamehameha baseball men deny
that they are to play the Stars or any
other baseball team for Il forfeit of
$500 or any other amount
The government has effected an eX-
change with c. :. Desky for land at
Fort and Beretania required for street
widening. A lot in Manoa is given.
This morning the Cabinet disapprOv-
ed the application of G. II. PatiZg for
the privilege of opening rock quarry
on the ledge back of the mausOleum
The Planters Monthly for August
has articles upon the sugar boom in
| Hawaii and the Hawaiian sugar indus
try, besides others dealing with sugar
matters in other sugar growing coun-
| tries.
/ The Summer School continues to have
good attendance. Teachers from al
| the islands are present and many OF
| the lectures are attended by those who
are not teachers.
Umiumi, a very bad prisoner on Mo
! lokai, has written the encouragement
protesting against the ball and chair
being put on him. No attention viii
| be paid to the letter.
A match game of cricket between tn
Honolulu eleven and the Egeria's team
has been arranged, and will come off OF
the Makiki grounds tomorrow after
noon. beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Irmina Medei
| roS to Manuel Machado will take plac
at the Catholic cathedral tomorrow aft
ernoon. A reception will follow at 6:3
o'clock at the residence of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Medeiros OF
| Young street
The newest thing in Armour's adver
Using is a fan representing Hawaii
On one side is a set of caricatures ant
on the other native flowers. Simila
fans have been prepared of Alaska
America, Cuba, Porto Rico and tn
PHILIPPINES.