The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-22
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

| Wray Taylor is suffering with rheu-
| matism in the right arm.
| Frank HustaCe is moving into his
new mansion at Waikiki today
Many people were kept in doors last
evening by the threatening weather.
The Orpheum was crowded last night
and a good show was on the boards.
h. W. Barnard has resigned the Office
| of district magistrate of North Hilo
| Sewerage contractors are now operat-
ing in Chinatown from Nuuanu stream
up.
Steamer Victoria, sailing tomorrow
morning, will take mail for San Fran
cisco.
There will not be another meeting of
the commissioners of education until
! Thursday week
a small black silk cape has been lost.
| Return to "Mignon" Cottage and re-
! Ceive reward.
President Dole and wife will move to
| their Diamond Head home tomorrow to
| remain several weeks.
The flag social at Central Union
| church last night was a very pleasant
| and successful affair.
The steamer Kinau will make a
change in her sailing time commencing
on or about October ,, 1899
The case of George Green, charged
with gross cheat, will come up in Police
! Court on the morning of the 25th.
| Folding pocket kodalIs are convenient
| and do satisfactory work. The Hebron
| Drug co. carry a complete stock
! Wing Hing Lung Co. give notice In
| this issue that all business of the firm
must be settled with Lam In Chew.
| Rawei's illustrated New Zealand lee
| ture in the Y. Nj. G. a. hall Monday
! evening promises to draw a very large
| crowd.
Judge Wilcox this morning fined
| Candida Garcia Portuguese mer-
chant 800 for selling liquor without
| license.
a game of cricket between the Egeria
and Honolulu teams has been arranged
! for tomorrow afternoon, beginning at
| 1870 o'clock.
| Elizabeth J. Parker has asked that
A. w. Carter be appointed guardian of
| the property of her minor son in place
| of herself.
Hao, charged with leaving his hack
at place other than his stand while
on duty, was assessed 81 by Judge Will
cox this morning.
l.. A. Thurston left by the Kinau last
evening for Maui b. F. Dillingham;
| and the st. GOar party went over by
the Mauna Loa today,
The cases of the Hawaiian Land
Company VS. Fl. F. Gibbs, bill for in
junction will be heard by stipulation in
Circuit Court next Tuesday
Argument in the Rookie Queens nos
pital case will be finished in Supreme
Court this afternoon, following which
the matter will be submitted.
Jim Post is working hard to give a
good show at his opera house benefit
on Saturday night. His many frienGs
will all be there to welcome him.
In Police Court this morning Fuse
was fined so for assault and battery
on Molaki; Yokumoto was assessed 81
for pling goods on the sidewalk.
1t is probable that an effort will be
made by Kamalo stockholders TO pre-
vent their shares being sold at auction
tomorrow for nOn-paymeTt of assess
ments.
The Hawaiian Fertilizer Company has
not decided to purchase the British
ship Antiope. Captain Murray will
probably sell the nitre cargo of the YES
sci here.
A large stock of the well known Ur-
bane & McNeal fireproof safes have
just arrived by the Alden Besse, and
are for sale at the | X l., corner King
and Nuuanu streets.
In last evenings flag social at Central
Union church, Miss Alice Wall played
the accomplishments for the violin solos
of her brother and for the vocal selec-
lions of Mrs. Turner
The Hawaiian Star Newspaper Assoc
citation, Ltd, has declared a dividend
due and payable on Saturday, Septem-
Der 30th, at the office of the treasurer
j. B. Atherton, at Castle & Cookies Ltd
Manager Goodale, of the Waialua
plantation, reports that the Spanish
and Portuguese received by him from
the Victoria's shipment this week are