The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

! The program at the OIpheuln IL eN.
cellent
There will not be any baseball tomor-
row, the Rams still refusing to play.
Next mail for the Coast will be per
the China and Australia next Tuesday.
A new stevedore firm, to be capitaliz-
ed at $1,000, is in process of inCOrpUra-
ton
Rev. II. l.. Morehouse sailed by he
Miowera yesterday for his home in New
! York
1t is tomorrow that the new hotel at
Waialua will be thrown open to the
public
The house recently occupied by DR..
Day, in Beretania, is being moved to
| Makki
Fifty-six head of mules arrived for
the Honolulu Stock Yards Company
yesterday.
The management of Wright'S villa
gave a dance last evening for the pleas
ure of guests.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell apples and
! onions at auction tomorrow at noon at
| his salesroOm.
The concert at the Hawaiian hotel
| last evening was a treat to the many
| soldiers in town.
Henry Cares wife and child left by
the Miowera yesterday for an extended
| visit to the Coast.
The Columbia bevel-gear chainless, is
| pre-eminently the wheel for women,
For sale by f. o. Hall & Son.
Honolulu Chapter Royal Arch Ma
sons meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Work on Past Master Degree.
A University Extension rally will be
held in the High School building on
Emma street Monday evening.
| Miss Davis, a new teacher for ST.
Andrews Priory, arrived by the Aoran-
81 this morning from Montreal.
Tomorrow morning James AshfUrn
will appear in Judge Perry's court tC
answer to charge of contempt.
| A special meeting of the Catholic
| Benevolent Society will be held at the
| convent at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
There will not by any further consul
! tations of Cabinet Ministers until the
return of President Dole from Kauai.
! G. G. Langill special artist for Prof
! Bickmore, will address the Camera
club at the Y. Nj. c. A. tomorrow even
| ing.
Harry Evans says he has already
| taken off between 1880 and 300 bags
of rice paddy from the wrecked La
| Ninfa.
Purser Fernbach of the steamer Wal
| aleale reports that the Makee Sugar
Company has finished grinding for the
| season.
John Ena and family will return in
September to Honolulu Mr.. Ena has
invested quite heavily in California
property.
The annual meeting of the Oahu
Cemetery Association is called for Mon
day next at 3 p. M at Hawaiian Trust
q Investment Co. sU..
John n. Hughes, master car builder
Oahu Railway, and family will leave
next week for a visit of three or foul
months in California.
There will be a meeting in the Christ
ian church at 8 o'clock this afternoon
of the auxiliary to the Christian Wo-
mans Board of Missions
The regular weekly concert at the
Seaman's club last evening was much
enjoyed by a large number of sailors
from the various ships in port.
The new actors at the Orpheum al
created favorable impressions las
evening. The management aims t
bring only the best to Honolulu.
The Waialua stock case, in which
Colonel SOper is plaintiff and Mr.. Dill
bingham defendant, is being heard in
Judge Perry's court this afternoon.
Colonel VIII E. Fisher yesterday en-
tertained A. c. Walker, the noted rail.
road man now visiting Honolulu. A
trip to the Pail was one of the eXcur-
siOns made.
There was not a meeting this morn
ing of the commissioners of agricul
ture for the reason that Mr.. HeTber
was out of town and it was impossible
to get quorum
The family of the late w. II. Rickar
publish card of thanks in this issue
acknowledging the many acts of kind
ness extended to them during their re
cent bereavement.
The Medical Association will meet OF
Monday evening next at the residenC,
of DR.. Humphris, in Alakea street, TO
the discussion of causes and treatmer
of bubOnic plague.