The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-22
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The Y. NJ. c. A. Review was issued
| this morning.
Next mail for the Coast will be per
the Nippon Maru on Friday.
Alakea street is being torn up today
| for the new sewerage pipes.
The new program at the Orpheum last
evening was success in every way.
| An Omaha commissioner will return
| in the fall with a BRIDE from Wyoming.
A postponed business meeting of the
! Board of Health viii be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A. NJ. meets
| this evening at 1880 O'Clock for work IN
| Second Degree.
| John H. Jones of McInerney's shoe
store left by the Mauna Loa this morn
| ing for Lahaina.
| A meeting of the Council of State will
! be held tomorrow morning to consider
| several matters.
| There will be a parade and drill of
| the First regiment this evening. The
| band will be out.
! The Sem-weekly Star was issued
early this morning in time for the out
going Island mails
c. M. Cooke and family returned this
morning to their town home after
month spent at Luakaha.
Certain pardons of considerable in
I
Of State tomorrow morning.
w. Wolters, manager of the general
business of II. Hackfeld & Company, is
still quite i'll at the Queens Hospital.
Mary NJ, the year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Sims, died last ev
enng at the family residence in Kalihi.
"A Prodigal Father" will be presented
this evening at the opera house by the
Maggie Moore II. r. Roberts Company.
Prof. Lyons telephones that the lunar
rainbow mentioned in yesterdays
weather report should have read lunar
halo"
DR.. Dewey will deliver his third Uni
versity Extension lecture at the High
school building this evening, beginning
at g o'clock
The corner of Fort and King streets
has been impossible today on account
of the work of the tramways company
moving it's track.
An assessment of % per cent on the
/ ssessable stock of the Orpheum Com
pany, Limited, is called for. Delinquent
September %, 1899.
The Aloha tooth powder will preserve
the teeth. 1t contains no acids or other
Injurious substance. For sale by the
Hebron Drug Company.
j. T. Lewis and family returned by
| the Knau today to their home at Olaa.
| They have been spending several weeks
at Wrights villa, Waikiki.
| Electrician +. J. Cross expects let
| ter by tomorrow's mail from Marconi,
respecting the proposed wireless tele-
graphy system for the Islands.
AT meeting held last evening the
star baseball team decided to go to Hilo
| for a series of games provided salts
| factory arrangements can be made.
| On Monday, September %, 1899, at u
| O'Clock noon, the Public Lands office
will offer at auction lot containing
one half acre, situate at Pouhale, EVA
on account of the play at the opera
house the band will take it's rest on
| Thursday of this week and Will give
| concert Friday evening at the Hawaiian
hotel.
| Judge j. w. Kalua returns today to
| his home at Waikiki. Briefs in the case
of John Kalua. ct al. VS.. Smythe, ct al,
which he has been hearing will be for
warded to him later.
shown in the court proceedings in the
| Waialua Agricultural Company case.
| and the court room has more than the
usual numbers of onlookers in it.
! j. f. Morgan will, by order of Fl.
| Hackfeld 81 Company, Limited, hold a
/ credit auction sale of tailors and dry
goods on Wednesday and Thursday
| next, commencing al 10 q. m. each Gay.
Collector General of Customs Ivers,
who returned by the last Kinau, INSTALL
ed Captain r. NJ. Macauley as Post
Surveyor at Hilo. Mr.. Ivers made such
inspection of the Hilo customs service
as it was possible to in the short time
he was there.
The last eleven ostriches from the
Kauai ostrich farm were put aboard
the Mauna Ala this morning, and will
sail this afternoon. In handling the
birds, which are in crates, a stocking
is drawn over the head so that they
can neither see to fight nor see to get
| nervous and excited.