The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-17
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NEWS IN NUTSHELL.
Paragraph Shat Gi,e Condensed
News Of The Day.

A surrey and good family horse BIS
wanted.
i Thomas is now manager of th,
Territory Stables.
Dry goods and furniture sale at Nor
gau.s, Friday morning.
Soft little slippers for solf little feet
at Manufacturers Shoe Co.
a large stock of japanese goods has
been received by Sayegusa.
on Friday al 10 a. m. Morgan viii sell
80 cases Of newly arrived Sauerbrunnen.
An envelope containing a lease and
other valuable papers has been found.
Next Monday evening the Y NJ. q. A.
viii welcome the new Physical Director
Fred Young.
Rev. Father Boarman will preach at
the catholic Cathedral tonight on the
subject. "The Wages of Sin"
A special meeting of the stockholders
of W. W. Dimond d Co, viii be held
Saturday. October 26. at p. m.
a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Maui Sugar CO.. Ltd. viii Doe
held next Thursday at Z a. m.
The labor organizations Of the city
viii give "a grand benefit BAH at the drll
Shed Saturday evening, October &C.
a new board of officers was elected
at the yesterday meeting Of the Terri
tory stables. See list Of officers on
page 3.
The Japanese Benevolent Society will
hold "a meeting tomorrow evening at
1880 at the japanese school house on
Nuuanu street
The call has been issued for the an
nual meeting of the Hawaiian Planters
Association It will be held in this
city November IS.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis Of oahu
College read a paper on Wordsworth
yesterday afternoon before the Young
WOmen's Christian Association.
There is some fine cane on exhibition
al Henry Warehouse q Co.'S which was
grown near Wahiawa at an elevation Of
1920 feet without irrigation or fertilizer
The Governor directs that flags
placed at half mast out of respect to
the memory Of the late President be
continued so until the "A Of the present
month.
Mrs. Love has sent out cards for
reception and dance to be given next
Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
Mabel Jones. Miss Eva Dennis and Miss
Bessie Church.
Messrs. Trombley. Wallace and Noyes
Of the Francis Murphy Union will pres
ent the farce THE Book Agent" at the
meeting Of the Eva Murphy Club next
Saturday evening.
The Francis Murphy Union will hold
Il EfutIdl HlttllIB TINS tNtlilIlB lOl lIlf
election of permanent officers. All
members and pledge signers are re-
quested to be present
Leslie Baldwin eldest child of Mr.
and Mrs. II A. Baldwin, and grandson
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Baldwin. and
Mrs and Mrs. w. o. Smith, died yes
terday on Maui of dysentery.
The Pensioners and friends of Rev.
George J.. Pearson will tender him a re-
ccption at the Methodist Church this
evening. This is the beginning Of the
fifth year of his pastorate of this church
The rich display Of cut glass, sterling
window Of w w. DimOnd e. Company
give you fair idea of the large as
sDrtment Of the up-tO-date goods of
this firm
f.. O. Hall e Son Will be pleased to see
pll Of their former customers as they
are now in "A position to supply them
with anything in the Hardware line.
In their temporary quarters on Fort
street they now have full line Of goods
and can furnish most anything that one
might require.
Horace J. Craft one of the grand
Jurors on the present First Circuit end
jury has a pretty souvenir Of his service
i'm the shape of the autographs Of all the
lection Of their visiting cards. The de-
signing and draughting OF the lines re-
pres-1ting the edges of the cards was
done by Charles NJ. Cooke another OF
the jurors.