The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-11
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
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NeWs Of the Day.

T.. Murata makes hats to order.
oahu plantation tinisned grinding last
SATURDAY
Judge George d. Gear has notice to
jurors In this issue.
The lwalani VIII take the Mikahala's
Kauai run tomorrow.
The Mikahala Will go on the marine
railway to be sCraped.
The Hong Kong Maru will sail for the
Orient at p. m. today.
Mcclellan, Pond d Co. have a cottage
for rent on the plains.
w. Ii. CoTnWeu Is booked to sail on
the Mariposa this afternoon.
Shirt-waist collars at Whitney and
Marsh combine style with comfort.
Francis Murphy spoke at the Ka-
mehameha school chapel last night.
"A large number of japanese will leave
on the Hong Kong Maru for the Orient
The British cable ship Britannia will
leave for England via way of Singapore
today.
The Mariposa will sail at this after
noon for san Francisco; the Hongkong
at 5 tor the ORIENT.
The adjourned monthly meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce will be held
tomorrow. at 10 a. m.
The Buckeye club gave a reception
last evening at the Castle Home to Mr.
and Mrs. w. e. Skinner.
The Japanese who came here on the
Doric from the Orient were released
from quarantine yesterday.
The tennis tournament for gentle
mems singles has been postponed un-
til the first week in October.
A meeting of the Lei POM Moi club
will be held tomorrow evening at
o'clock at the club hall on School
street
All bills against the Department of
n Tod ~
later than the 5th day of each succeed
ing month.
A meeting of Y. NJ. C. A. committees
will be held Thursday evening. Plans
for the year will be discussed 7. Give
Davies will speak
You'll strain your lips to get the last
drop from a glass of Primo Lager beer,
made in Honolulu for Honoluluans.
Everybody likes it.
]. Hartman was fined $3.50 yesterday
afternoon by Judge Wilcox for violat-
ing the wholesale liquor dealers license.
An appeal was taken.
Pollards Australian Lilliputian Opera
Company opens at the Hawaiian Opera
House i'm the comic opera "Geisha,'
next Wednesday evening.
The stmr Lehua returned from her
Molokai run last night. Rough weather
was experienced it being impossible to
land all of the freight.
Mrs. S. e. Adams the customs in
spectress of San Francisco is passen-
ger on the HOngkong MaTu. She is
taking a vacation to the Orient.
NJ Brasch & Co., of the Lace House
make a snecial announcement to the
Ladies that they are now prepared TO
make all kinds of underwear to order.
Tong Chong Tai is accused of selling
bad sausage to DIR. Shorey. The case
against the defendant was set for to-
morrow by Judge Wilcox this morning
George Allen, formerly of this city, is
now employed on the Oceanic wharf at
San Francisco. He is studying naVl-
ga ton and expects to be made mate
some day.
One of the Inter-Island scows was
taken on the Niihau to Hanamaulu
yesterday to be used in transporting a
broken roller from the Lihue p antation
to the steamer.
The perjury charge against Sam Ka-
mana Iona growing out of the trial or
!. Hartman charged with violating the
wholesale dealers license was nolle
pressed today in Judge WilcoX's court
Young Kahiialau refused today to
prosecute his fa ther who was before
Judge Wilcox today on charge of as
sault and battery with a knife upon
young Kahilialau, so the case was none
pressed.
A meeting of the Hawaiian Woman's
Club was held yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. A. B. Wood. The
following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Helen Desha; vice-presi-
dent Mrs. F.. K. Mills: recording secre-
tary. Miss Elizabeth Robinson; cores
bonding secretary. Miss Mary Strong;
treasurer, Miss Hattie Ayau.