The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-31
MEETING NOTICE.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
sugar is again at ~.

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New faces at the Orpheum tonight
This is pay day in Government Offices.
Oceanic Athletic club will open to-
morrow evening.
The foundation for the Or. Day block
m Beretania street is being laid.
Two or three furnished or unfurnish-
ed room are for rent at SO Union street.
An important meeting of the Camera
Club of the Y. M. G. A, will be held this
evening.
Ehlers & Companys store is closed
today for stock taking. Look out for
bargains.
A special meeting of Lodge lie Fto-
gres de rOceanie is called for this even
ing at 1880.
Prof. Koebele and Mr.. Compere will
sail by the Miowera on Saturday for
ouva Fiji.
Secretary Coleman of the Y. NJ. c. A.
5 amassing a splendid collection of
and shells.
A few Kewalo lots on the installment
plan. Apply to William Savidge, SO
Fort street.
j. X. Burkett of Kooa returns this
week after a vacation of two months
spent in Honolulu
A plot at the plains fire house is being
planted in grass 1t will look very pref
ty in a few months.
A meeting of the trustees of oahu Col
.ege is being held in the Safe Deposit
office this afternoon.
The Bartons, who have visited Homo
lulu before, are on the China on their
way around the world.
The quintette club will play at the Ha
vaiian hotel this evening in honor of
The passengers by the China.
Nobriggo, the dairyman, is being tried
in the Circuit Court today on the
charge of adllltprating milk.
Harry Wilder, who has been taking
a business course in San Francisco, re-
turned by the China this morning.
Prof. Lyons reports that the thermo-
meter was higher last night than dur
ing any previous night of the year.
The Christian Womens Board OF
Missions will meet at 3 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at the Christian church.
Bishop Willis and wife will be eX-
pected home by the WarrimoO on Sat
urday. They have been to Samoa and
Fiji.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock James F. Nor
gan will sell the elegant household fur
niture at the Peacock premises, Wal
kiki.
A splendid new program has been ar
ranged for the Orpheum tonight. The
new talent will make their first appear
ance.
Harry Murray writes that his regi-
llenl was To nave Deen mustered out at
San Francisco the day the Australia
sailed. ....r.
Marshal Brown inspected the police
this morning. Attorney General Coop
er being engaged in court could not be
present. ..'...'
o. II. Williams arrived by the China
this morning to accept the post of en-.
gineer for the Hawaiian Electric Light
Company. .t..
The Silence of Dean Maitland" will
be presented at the opera house tonight
by the Maggie Moore H. K. Roberts
Company.
The hour of Wednesday afternoon
concerts on the grounds of the EXecu-
tive building grounds has been changed
from 4 to o'clock.
st. Louis College and st. Francis
school will open Monday September 4.
All pupils are expected to be on hand
promptly on the opening day.
Maggie Moores giant st. Bernard dog
has attracted a great deal of attention
around the Hawaiian hotel. The animal
suffers considerable here from the heat.
A man in town is distributing Social
! list circulars among the laborng class
| es. One of them is entitled why Am
erican Working Men Should Be SOCIAL
| lists"
| A desperate effort will be made to
| get meeting of the commissioners of
/
impossible to get members together
| yesterday.
The cOroner's jury in the case OF
Anna, the woman who died at the hos
pital two nights ago, is again in SEES
sion at o'clock this afternoon in the
office of the deputy marshal
| The announcement of change in sail
ing of steamer Kinau is published In
this issue. The steamer will leave Ho-
nolulu at 1 o'clock p. m. on Mondays
Fridays and Wednesdays on and after
the 18th inst.
| Consul General and Mrs. Haywood
and family leave by the China for a
tour in the Orient. Mrs. Renjes, wife
of the Spanish Consul will accompany
the party also. The tour will probably
| include a visit to Manila.
! Miss Adams, sister of Edward Adams
returned to the Islands by the China
Miss Adams has been engaged in edu,
cational work in the Mainland anC
comes here to take up similar work
Miss Adams has been remarkably sue
cessful in her particular line.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace ]. Craft arrived
by the China this morning. Mr.. Graf
i has almost fully recovered from he ac
l,;,I L,