The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

+. a. Fraser of Mahukona returned
| by the Kinau today.
Rain broke up the concert at Emma
| square last evening.
Next mail for the coast will be by
the Mariposa on Friday.
Both of the Healani crews were out
| yesterday afternoon for practice.
r. w. Macfarlane will be expected
home early tomorrow morning
Lodge lie Progress meets this evening
at 1880 o'clock. Work in the Third de-
gree.
H. A. Hanson is again associated with
C. L. Clement in the Pioneer Advertis-
| ing Company.
| Major Matt Mccain of Lahaiua and
| family returned by the Mauna I4Oa to-
day to their home.
Two electric cars for the Pacific
Heights railway, arrived this morning
on the Andrew WEIGH.
A painters union was formed last
| evening, with j. Lund as president and
| V. McAvoy secretary
Pure ice and full weight is what GUS
toners of the oahu Ice and Electric Co.
get. Telephone 1851 Blue.
King street bridge, near Waikiki
turn will be closed to traffic during the
construction of new culvert.
A meeting of the Stockholders of the
Healani Y. & b. Club is called for
Thursday evening, August 10Th.
Waialua Plantation began grinding
yesterday. The mill has since been
| running smoothly and satisfactorily.
Inspector Flint reports that free de-
! livery of mails in Honolulu will prob
! ably come about very shortly now
F. j. Cross left today for Mahukona
| to accept the wireless telegraphy sta
ton and to install the operator there.
| DR.. Maxwell and Wray Taylor left
! by the Kinau for Hilo on business for
the Government and Planters Associa-
ton.
Chief Deputy Marshal f. r. Hendry
has been presented with a handsome
badge by his friend c. II. Brown, of
Hilo.
A concert will be given by the band
on the grounds of the Queens hospital
! between the hours of and this after
] noon.
! New design varnish oak and maho-
/ gany chairs, corner china closets and
other nice things are to be had at j.
| Hopp &c Company.
As y. F. Dillingham will await the
arrival of z. E. Paxton at San Fran
! cisco he will not arrive home by to-
morrow's steamer.
Cool comfort is to be had these warm
days by visiting Hebron Drug Co.
soda fountain. Pure fruit syrups which
are always enjoyable.
j. L. McComb, tonight will deliver
| an address at the Joyful News Mission
1t will be repetition of Sunday nights
subject, The Christian in Polotics."
Prince David Kawananakoa will be
given his third degree in Masonry this
evening. After the business is over
there will be a banquet in the Masonic
temple.
Judge Humphreys yesterday rulel II
the Circuit Court that the Attorney
General could not appear as counsel for
policemen charged with crime or civil
offenSes.
Ho Kwong Wing, a director of the
local Bow Wong society. has named his
infant son "Chi-tso" i'm honor of the
noted reformer who recently left here
for the Orient.
Prof. w. c. Stubs will sail by the
Louisiana. He will first visit Washing
ton to make his report on Island agri-
cultural matters.
The case of Ottman, proprietor of the
Ocean View cafe, at Waikiki, convict
ed of liquor selling, was dismissed in
Circuit Court Yesterday afternoon on
account of a defect in me Indictment.
Gilbert McNirhOl of Kauai and Miss
Mary Decker, niece of s. Decker, were
married at the residence of the latter
in Punahou last evening. Rev G.. L
Pearson was the officiating clergyman
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m. Jas. F
Morgan will hold an auction, at his
Queen Street salesrOOm. Among the
articles to be sold are a consignment
of new safes, a lady's bicycle, furnitur,
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