The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes of the Day.

The orpheum program will be very
/ good tonight.
Next Tuesday at noon, Morgan will
sell 20 shares Kipahulu Sugar Co with
! dividend.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Andrews sailed
! by the Alameda this morning for San
| Francisco.
John f. Scott was removed yesterday
! afternoon from the Queen hotel to the
hospital.
The list of officers who will serve the
| Kapiolani Estate. Ltd, is published in
| this issue.
There was not meeting of the Cab
| met today. All business has gone over
! to next week.
| Win r.. Fisher calls attention to his
! capabilities as an auCtiOneer on page
! a of this issue.
Usual concerts at Emma Square at
! this afternoon and on Makee Island at
! 3 p. m. tomorrow.
The big cricket match between the
! Honolulu and Egeria teams is being
played this afternoon.
The list of officers of the Honolulu
| Stockyards Co.. Ltd, for the ensuing
| year is published in this issue.
A choice dinner will be served at the
| Home Bakery Cafe tomorrow evening
| See menu in this ISSUE on page s.
| oahu college held yesterday afternoon
| only routine business was transacted
! ON Monday at 10 O'Clock a. m, Jas.
| F. Morgan will sell at auction, a lot
| of English and German books, and
music.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd have
| gone over to their country house in
Koolau, where they will stay for some
| DAYS.
J Prof. BickmOre and Artist Langill
will return from Kauai tonight. They
went over week ago to look over that
| island.
DR.. John Dewey delivered his second
| University Extension lecture last even
ing, continuing the subject of the
! mind"
John F. Scott is much better at the
| hospital this afternoon. The doctors
now have great hopes of his eventual
recovery.
The report of the treasurer for 1899
of the financial condition of the Oahu
Cemetery Association is published in
this issue.
A meeting of the devotional commit
tee of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held at
| 1880 this evening to arrange a new
| schedule of services.
Lieutenant p. Andrews. of the U. S.
S. Pensacola, and bride, nee Clara
Fuller. sailed by the Alameda last ev-
| ening for the mainland.
The street by the Opera house has
been C.CscI On account Of sewerage
work and can not be used by carriages
during the play tonight.
II. b. Richards, vice-president of the
Honolulu Stock-yards Company left by
the Alameda last night to purchase
livery supplies for the company.
Before returning to Honolulu Rev.
Stephen l.. Desha will visit the old
home of his late father in Kentucky
and will look up relatives there.
The Chin Sank Well Company with
Office at the City Mill Company, Queer
street, are prepared to give estimates
and contracts for artesian wells.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth is still
quite i'll. He has severe attack OF
grippe, due to several night trips he
has been obliged to make lately.
The extension of Wyllie street from
the bridge to the north side of NuuanI
valley is being macadamized. This will
add a very pleasant drive to the mum
Der about Honolulu.
On Monday at II o'clock noon, the
Agent of Public Lands will sell at auC
ton, lots situate at Waimalu, Eva anC
Aiea, Eva. Sale held at front entranc,
to judiciary building.
The firm name of Murata q COmpa
ny has been changed owing to the dealt
of the principal partner, Mr.. Murata