The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con,
densed Notes of the Day. 4

Crowded houses now at the Orphe9tn.
Jennie" Wilder and his bride are ex-
pected from san Francisco during the
week.
Extensive improvements are being
made to machinery and arrangements
of Eva mill.
An assistant nurse. Hawaiian or part
| Hawaiian is wanted at the Kapiolani
| Maternity Home.
The Semi Weekly Star was issued
early this morning in time for out
going Island mails.
Australia bright and early tomorrow
morning with later papers and mail
from the mainland.
Mrs. ]. A. Cruzan returned by the
Kinau to Hilo after a visit of several
weeks to friends here.
The frame of the new Honolulu Stock
Yards Company's stables at King and
South streets is now up.
Arrangements are nearly completed
for the st. Andrews fair on Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Three small boys We're arrested this
morning for truanCy and will be be-
fore the court tomorrow morning.
Several cases of hackmen charged
with violating rules were postponed in
police court this morning to Thursday.
Another illustrated lecture on New
Zealand will be given by Rawei at the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall on Thursday evening.
The Government dredger pump at
the new navy dock is running again
today and is doing satisfactory work
Eastman Seeds and Cramer plates
can be depended upon for clear prints.
Photo supplies, etc, at Hebron Drug
Co.'S.
A Chautauqua meeting VIII be held in
Central Union church from 3:45 this
afternoon. to which all interested are
invited.
a meeting of the Hawaiian Relief
Society will be held at the residence of
Mrs. S. c. Allen at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Charles /. Rhodes, of the Stars
editorial staff. has a touch of malaria.
He is at the hospital under the care of
DR.. Waldo Burgess.
Prof. Lyons states that the actual
sailing distance of the two yachts on
the way to Lahaina Saturday night
was not over 50 miles.
Prospects are that another race be-
tween the yachts La Paloma and
Gladys will be arranged during the
afternoon or tomorrow.
George Green. charged with gross
cheat was committed to the Circuit
Court yesterday for trial. Bonds in
the sum of $500 were filed today
The treasurer of Kihei Plantation
| gives notice in this issue that the third
| assessment on the capital stock be-
comes delinquent on October LIST.
In the case of Bruce Cartwright, ct
al. VS.. Charlotte *. Iaukea ct al, bill
to reform a deed, Judge Perry yester-
day filed a decision denying the petition.
William Ringer will give a luau this
| evening in honor of the first anniVer-
| sary of the death of his brother who
was drowned in the bay a year ago.
James H. Boyd accidently struck his
| foot against a hard substance yester-
day and has to walk with the assistance
| of a cane today.
Kellione Anekolio. the native who was
run over and killed at the Waterfront
| this morning will be buried in the
| Catholic cemetery.
The departure of the transport Aztec
from the Golden Gate was delayed
several hours on account of a heavy
fog hanging over the bay.
Letters naming articles forbidden I'M
der the salicylic acid ordinance of the
board of health We're mailed to dealers
about town this afternoon
The stock subscription books of the
Orpheum Company Ltd. will be open
this week Thursday and Friday at the
office of ]. c. Cohen, King street.
District inspector John w. Short of
the Customs service is taking a week s
vacation. His place on the night watch
has been taken by M. ]. Seaman.
Bruce Waring & Co.. invite inspec.
ton of residence lots on Pacific
Heights. They guarantee to all pur-
/ chaSerS that ranid transit will he nrn.