The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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| pital, with malaria
The Kinau will not take up the Hilo
| run until the 25th.
The Metropolitan Meat Company will
close at 10 a. m. on Regatta Day
orthodox Jews have their stores clos
ed today on account of Atonement
| Full change of program, and new ar
| lists at the Orpheum this evening.
Oscar r. Morgan will leave by the Ma
| riposa tomorrow for his home in Ala
media
Mrs Daniel Logan will leave by the
| Mariposd tomorrow to join her husband
| in Omaha.
An effort will be made this afternoon
to get a meeting of the Commissioners
of Education.
Honolulu Commandery X. r. meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Adoption
| of new uniform.
A new Government dredger captain
will not be appointed until about the
end of the month
Kaiwa, charged with selling ava
without license, was fined $50 in police
| court this morning.
a meeting of the Housekeepers'
League will be held at the Y. M. c. A.
| hall tomorrow morning.
Harry Dimond is rusticating at the
country home Of his brother, w. w.
Dimond. beyond Waialae.
| Special Agent Sewall paid a semi-otfl-
cial visit to Minister Mott-Smith at the
| Executive building this noon.
| DR.. John Dewey will deliver his final
| University Extension lecture at the
| High School tomorrow evening
! The case of G. f.. Moore, the soldier
| charged with gross cheat, has been
postponed till tomorrow morning.
| Allen & Robinson have engaged a
number of the lately imprisoned Cali
| ola -nply in, flnft. In, INo,r a,-I
W. w. Dimond & Company received
by the Albert in perfect condition all
sizes of refrigerators and ice boxes.
Entries for Saturdays racing events
will close at o'clock this afternoon at
the Pacific Hardware Company's store
The first regular monthly shoot of the
| Hawaiian Rife Association will take
place Saturday afternoon, September
30.
The heaviest rainfall reported in the
Islands for August was at Laupahoe-
hoe, 1921 inches, at an elevation of SOC
feet
Captain Campbell and T. ]. King are
| around today collecting money for the
regatta events on Saturday. They re-
quire $110O.
The 1 X l. will offer bargains in new
and second hand furniture for the next
| thirty days, to make room for new
stock to arrive.
j. A. Magoon thinks of erecting a
business block at the corner of Mer.
chant and Alakea street, east of the
| telephone exchange.
The third assessment of 10 per cent
| on the assessabe stock of Maunalei
Sugar Company is called Due and pay.
able September Is, 1899.
Walter G.. Smith, formerly of The
Star and now of the Chronicle, viii
succeed Mr.. Armstrong in December a.
editor of the Advertiser.
FOok Sing Wal gives notice that he
has purchased the George Morris rancf
at Kalihi, and is not responsible fol
claims prior to August %, 1899.
c. b. Wilson has left the Hawaiian
Carriage Manufacturing Company t
better take care of the sewerage con
tract of Wilson & Whtehouse.
The secretary of the weather tele.
phoned this afternoon that he would en-.
deavor to have the elements favorable
on Saturday for the regatta events.
Ratings and the witness stand in pc
lice court have been painted grey.
has been suggested that Judge Wilcox
desk be painted white, to represent
purity.
Herr Albert Prudential, noted Ger
man pianist, is expected on the Mari
posa from the Colonies. He will prob
ably give piano recitals in the Y. M. c
A. hall.
Miss Killean announces that owini
to the non arrival of stock, her grant
millinery opening is necessarily post
poned Due notice of the opening will
be given.
The program of matches to be sho
during the months of September, Octo
ber November and December under tn
auspices of the Hawaiian Rifle Associa
ton is published in this issue.
The leading grocers, Henry May
Co., Ltd, Charles Hustace and Levi
& Co., will be closed all day Saturday
September 10Th, Regatta Day. Custom
ers are asked to place their orders earl
as possible tomorrow.
The Catholic Benevolent Union of Ha
wall has decided to give an entertain
ment at st. Louis College hall, Frida
evenin, September %. This is the frs
effort of this young society in this di
rection. The proceeds will be used i
its work among the poor.