The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

W. w Hall is back from the Coast.
Concert at Makee Island this evening
j. A. Magoon and family are at home
| again.
! September Designer at l.. =. Kerr's
Queen street.
Mystic Lodge hold a session this ev-
ening for work in Third Rank
Thomas E. Wall will return by the
next Australia from the Coast
fine line of summer corsets just re-
ceiVed by. Iwakami, Hotel street.
A special meeting of the Board of
! Health will be held this afternoon.
There will be another mail to the
Coast per the Alameda on Friday.
special dance with quintette club
music, was given at the Hawaiian hotel
last night.
concert will be given by the band
on Makee Island this evening beginning
at 7:30 o'clock.
F. w. Glade and family and Miss Won
Holt returned by the Gaelic last night
from the Coast
Prof. A. Koebele returned by the Mo-
ana. He brought a big lot of pest de-
stroyers with him.
Wray Taylor calls meeting and re-
hearsal of the Amateur orchestra for s
o'clock this evening.
Prof. H. W. Rolfe and family sailed
by the DoriC yesterday afternoon for
their nome in chicago.
The treasurer of Oahu Sugar Compa-
ny, Ltd, has an important notice to
shareholders in this issue.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m. James F.
Morgan will sell quantity of fine ferns
at auction at his salesroom
Mrs. Gilfilan. mother of Archie Gill
fillan. left by the DoriC yesterday for
an extended tour of the East.
MIR Coats. the new assistant score
to ,f Ia. NJ A
here until early in September.
The captain and officers of the H. b.
NJ. 5. Egeria called upon President Dole
at the Executive building this morning
Thomas Lindsay, jeweer. 5S4 Fort
street. has a card in this issue. Fine
watches and Ijewelry, repairing spe-
cialty.
Mrs. w. H. Hoogs and three children
and Miss Stella Love, returned by the
Moana from three months spent in the
states.
Minister S. NJ. Damon expects to at
tend the meeting of the Bankers AS
ISOLATION at Cleveland, Ohio, on Sep
TENDER ).
J.F. Brown and family sailed by the
Doric yesterday for a vacation tour of
the mainland. They will be away about
five months
a special conVocatiOn of Honolulu
| Chapter Royal Arch Masons, this even
inS al 40 o'clock. Work on the Mark
| Master Degree.
Work of extending the grounds of the
| Fort street school is progressing rap
! idly All will be finished by time the
| September term opens.
1t is this afternoon at o'clock that
all interested may meet the executive
committee of Associated Charities in
| the Safe Deposit Office.
John f. Scott of Kauai. returned by
the Moaua. He has been attending the
| Convention of Educators at Los An
geles and visiting in California.
Tomorrow at 10 O'Clock IA. m. James F.
Morgan will sGll a auction at his sales
room. q quantity of dry goods, slightly
| damaged on voyage of transportation.
| At its meeting this morning the Board
of immigration formally approved the
! applications, passed by the Cabinet yes
! terday for 1910 more Japanese. labOrers
Walter c. Weldon returned by the
! Moana last night from a tour of several
| weeks in the East. He had an enjoy
| able time and comes back in the best
| of health.
/ Y. Ahin has entered suit against John
! X. Sumner to recover the sum OF
$2756 AZ, alleged to be due for material
furnished to and labor performed fol
defendant.
Prof. Koebele brought with him g
number of water lizards to prey upor
pests of taro plants. They are being
liberated today in various patches
about the city.
A brother of A. Schneider, the mar
who suicided by poisoning himself som,
weeks ago, has written a letter thank
ing Company F, n. G.. H., for attention
shown at the obsequies.
The regular monthly meeting of thu
Church Defense Association will take
place tomorrow evening at Harmony
hall at 8 p. m. All members are request
ed to be on hand promptly.
A special meeting of the sharehold
ers of Kohala Sugar Company has beel
called for Wednesday, August %, 1898
at 8 o'clock a. m, at office of Castle 1
Cooke. Business of Importance.
The coroner's jury in the Moanalui
murder case was to have begun bust
ness at l o'clock this afternoon, but a
several important witnesses were no
on hand at the time delay was occa
stoned.
DR., Dewey had quite large audienc
at the High school building last evenin
to hear his first University Extension
lecture. Nearly all the teachers of tn