The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
NeWs Of The Day.

Honokaa Sugar Company has a no
tice in this issue.
Artistic wall paper and hangings at
Beals, Alakea street.
Two drafts, drawn by Kona Sugar
Company, have been lost.
There will be no rehearsal of the
Amateur Orchestra this week.
Notice of sale of a bankrupt's prop
erty is adv ert'sed in this issue.
Next Monday morning Morgan will
hold a sale of vehicles and harness.
The st. Louis College and st. Francis
School will open Monday. September g..
Honokaa and Waimanalo with both
pay dividends at the end of the month.
The officers of Alexander Liholiho
Council will be installed on Thursday
evening.
The Honolulu Stockyards Company
will reopen business in the Automobile
Building.
j. e. Goeas has opened a fancy and
staple grocery store on Beretania street
near Emma.
J. p. Cooke and friends have pur-
chased a piece Of land on an elevation
near Tantalus.
Mrs H. Morrison leaves for Califor-
MIA tomorrow and will probably make
her home in Alameda.
The Bargain store will offer this week
a large line VI ldultS lIluollll ulluCl
wear at very low prices.
Native Californians will meet at Elite
building at 1880 this evening to arrange
for celebrating Admission Day.
The new pipe organ of the German
Lutheran church was dedicated yester-
day morning at the morning service.
The stock ledger of the Waimanalo
Sugar Company will be closed to trans
fers from the goth to the 31st, inclusive
The managers of the plantations on
this island met this morning and agreed
on a uniform contract with individual
planters
The Custom House baseball nine de-
feated the e. o. Hall &, Son team at
Punahou. Saturday afternoon by the
score of to 7.
The shoe sale, at McTnernY shoe
store. commencing Wednesday, August
2S. promises to eclipse any shot sale
ever held here.
An important meeting of the Homo
lulu Stockyards Company will be held
on September Q. at the office of Henry
Warehouse & Co.
The annual meeting of the Teachers
Association of Hawaii will be held a
week from today. Monday, September
2, at the High School.
J. w. Erwin Assistant General Sup
erintendent of Free Delivery who in
augurated the free delivery system
here sails by the Ventura for the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Damon enter
tanned members of the Y. M. G. A. at
their island home. Moanalua Saturday
afternoon. Patriotic songs were SUNG
at twiliot.
The directors of the Honolulu Stock
wards Company met this morning and
decided to keen the business intact UNI
til a special meeting of the stockhold-
ers is held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit p Wilder were
in London at the Hotel Cecil. when last
heard from Mr.. Wider was at the din
| ner given to the Pennsylvania crew
which CONNECTED at Henley.
l Another meeting of the native sons o.
California will be held this evening II
'urther consideration of the celehrat'o1
If admission day. The meeting will bC
AT Room / Elite building at 1870.
A horse BELONGING to G. p. GrimWood
supposed to have persisted in the stock
wards fire has been recovered safe anC
sound. The stable boy who had charge
of the horse. turned him loose during
the fire.
b. K. Denbigh and family return
home tomorrow after spending severa
weeks in the islands. Mr.. Denbish Is
| the assistant PASSENGER a""nt or the
| Oceanic Steamship Company at Sar
Francisco and is well known amone
! Honolulu people.