The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Read the Manufacture Shoe Cos ad in
this issue.
Five horses have thus far entered for
Saturdays trotting race.
The band will play on the grounds of
the Capitol this afternoon.
The divorce libel of George A. Davis
against his wife has been discontinued.
The Bank of Hawaii want per cent
Government bonds, for which the mar
ket rate will be paid.
A mail for the coast will leave by the
Mariposa on Friday. That vessel will
| also take passengers.
Honolulu Chapter Royal Arch Masons
will meet tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock in regular convocation.
Miss Juliette King left oy the w. G.
| Hall yesterday afternoon for Kauai to
! visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Rice.
The Perfection lunch box at 20 cents
each is special sale at w. w. Dimond
& Company Ltd, for this week
This is the last day of grace for pay
ment of the tenth assessment on Nc
Bryde Sugar Co., assessable stock
The Kash are distributors of high
grade wearables. The prices are as
right as are the goods. Two large
stores.
Dr. w. ]. Galbraith is organizing a
hospital in which by paying 81 month
subscribers may be treated free of
charge.
Willie Wilder is home again, having
arrived this morning. He has been
working in San Francisco for nearly
three years.
Union plumbers struck and left on a
house yesterday because a Chinaman
was engaged in putting in section Of
the plumbing.
Attention is called to the change in
the time card of the American Hawa-
ian Steamship co. II. Hackfeld & CO.,
Ltd. are the agents.
The Emil f. Whitney brought w. c..
Peacock & Company car load of the
celebrated Green River Whiskey the
kind with out. headache.
Judge Estee this morning made about
a dozen American citizens by natura-
lization. ThereupOn the court adjourn
ed to tomorrow morning.
The census returns for Honolulu have
been received at Washington. Motif
cation of this fact was received from
Washington by the Alameca today.
A stockholders meeting of the Homo
lulu Stock Yards Company Ltd, is call
ed for Monday August 9th at O'Clock
p. M, at the Office of the Company
Paul Egry has secured the Opera
House for September 26, for grand
concert. Mr.. Egry will be assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mott-Smith.
Paul r. Helm, manager of the Pear
son-POtter Company returned by the
Alameda this morning from San Fran
| cisco where he had been on business.
A fresh supply of Bartlett Spring min
eral water has been received by the
HOLSTER Drug Co. 1t is pleasant to the
taste and an invaluable remedy for
stomach and kidney troubles.
| The Lace House have a convincing ar
| gument of why you should do your
| trading with them and incidently speak
| about their tailor made skirts golf caps
underwear and wash veilings.
The Rev. Mr.. Cory of the Christian
Church will address the meeting at the
Salvation Army Hall this evening. Ma
! ior Wood, who has just returned from
one of his inspection tours will be in
! charge. Adjutant Maud Sharpe, lately
in charge of the Army's work in Wal
mea, Kauai, is now in the city and as
ssts i'm the meetings, her ability as
soloist adding very much to the inter-
set. Large crowds attend the services
and conversions are reported nightly