The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-14
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

Change of program at the Orpheum
| tonight
Waialua hotel was filled with guests
| yesterday.
Some uatty rigs have just arrived
| for the Honolulu Stock Yards Co, Ltd.
The ball gown of the Executive
building will be removed tomorrow.
Representatives. A. r. Loebenstein
ana W +. Pogue are visitors to the
city.
Until further notice Ho Fon will sign
the firm name of Bishop & Co, per pro-
curatiOn
The Christian Church yesterday had
appropriate services in honor of its
fifth anniversary
Davies & Company won over the Ho-
! nolulu in Saturday cricket match by
| a score of 116 to u.s.
Mrs. Dole will not return to Homo
lulu until her nephew, Guy Dennet, is
able to travel safely.
The band will play at Emma Square
this evening and at Thomas Square
tomorrow evening.
The road from the old fish market
over the dredger filings to the marine
railway is now in use.
William Caldwell. a native of Nir-
gina. has been admitted to practice
law in the courts of Hawaii.
The Honolulu Iron Works has INSTALL
ed a part of its machinery at Kakaako
and is doing some work there.
Contractors of the Honolulu sewerage
system have put up stables at KakaakO
for the care of the mules used in their
work.
The winners of prizes in the rifle
matches are requested to call at Hall
x Sons as soon as possible and make
their choice.
DR. John Dewey will lecture on Tues
e Il
at the High School Subject THE Life
of the Child"
Senator Hooking, G. w. Dickey and
family w. A. Mckay and Ed. POLITE
We're among the passengers from Maui
Saturday night.
Albert f. Judd, Jr., son of the Chief
Justice, was this morning sworn in by
Justice Frear and is now a full fiedged
Honolulu attorney.
Brunette d Co.. stock and bond
brokers have removed their office from
639 King street to the corner of Bethel
and King streets.
For one week. b. F. Ehlers q Co.
will sell the world renowned Dents
heavy driving or walking gloves for
ladies at S1.35 per pair
Special sale of ladies' vests at Egan's
Dry Goods Company this week. Prices,
10, 10 and 20 cents. Fast black hose
three pairs for % cents
On Thursday next at 10 o'clock, Jas.
f. Morgan will sell at auction at his
| salesroom, a quantity of dry goods,
| slightly damaged on voyage of impor-
! tatiOn.
Brass band Instruments have been
ordered for the artillery battalion sta
| toned at Camp Mckinley They will
| probably arrive by the Moana, We'd
| nesday.
j. y. S. Williams has an appointment
at the Honolulu Iron WORKS. as outside
manager. He will superintend the set
ting up of sugar machinery after it
| leaves the works.
On September 10th. at noon, the
Agent of Public Lands will sell at auc-
| ton, at front entrance of Judiciary
building, the lease of IS acres of rice
land in Wailua-Nui, Maui.
| A japanese dray ran away on Mer-
| chant street this morning and wound
! up in the lane to the Honolulu Iron
! Works One horse was badly bruised
! but there was no other damage.
Marshal and Mrs. Brown are at Pua-
kala, on the slopes of Mauna Kea. The
| ladies of the party have been quite
! successful as rifle shots and had been
| lessening the number of wild pigs in
the neighborhood
The Chin Sank Well Company have
/ just completed a we'll for A. S. Cleg.
horn at Waikiki. 1t is 700 feet deeI
and pOurs forth fine stream of goOC
| water. This company sank a well fol
! the Maunalei Sugar Co. $50.