The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of The Day.

Crepe tissue paper in variety at the
GOluen kule Bazaar
The official Regatta Day program APP
pears in this issue.
A baker is wanted by the German
bakery Apply at once.
Laces at prices that speak for them
selves, at the Bargain store.
A new pile is being put in at the
Pacific Mail wharf in place of one which
was broken.
Good weather is reported on Kauai
by the steamer Waialeale which arriv-
ed this morning.
The w. q. hall was unable to land
her freight at Niihau this week as the
sea was too rough.
The Fearless has been repainted and
shellacked and now presents a remark
ANY neat appearance.
The Oregonian is beinp given a very
rapid discharge and expects to get
away for Kahului next week.
The case of ARRAY against Watanabe
ana MIamouo were continued until
Moudav by Jud Wilcox this morning.
Professor Lyons has received the
ralnl..n at hopIolani Park for the
month Of August measuring, decimal Is
inches.
A business meeting of the board of
officers of the National Guard is called
for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Bungalow.
The case against Fred johnson chare-
ed with illegally renting the horse of
IatrOlman COpp was nolle pressed to-
day in Judge WilcoX's court.
The following promotions are an
nOunCed in COMPANY b, N. G.. H.: Cor
poral f. NJ. McGrew, to be sergeant
and privates j. F. OConnor and A. d.
Wise to be corpOrals.
A Gospel Temperance rally will be
held at the Murphy Club No. tomor-
row evening at half past eight under
the leadership of Francis Murphy. All
are cordially invited.
w. A. Love will be acting secretary
of the Stock Exchange during the alb
sence of j. r. Gait. The banking
house of Claus SDreckels and Company
has been appointed as treasurer of the
Exchange.
The first practice of the Honolulu
Athletic Club football team was held at
the drill shed grounds yesterday after
/ noon. large crowd of players turned
out and prospects for a strong team
are bright.
Rabbi Meyer celebrated the services
of the Jewish New Year last night at
Progress Hall and conducted a service
and sermon this morning at the same
place. These will be repeated tomor-
row morning at o'clock.
two story brick building has been
started opposite the corner of Nuuanu
and Merchant streets by the Honolulu
Iron Works into which the offices in
| the old Queen street building will be
! moved upon completion.
Tomorrow (September 49, the shoot
! ing season opens. Have you seen the
stock of ammunition we are opening.
The largest and best assorted in the
city. Fresh new stock. Come in and
select your load we have it. Pearson
& Potter Co., Ltd.
Jared c. Smith yesterday accepted
the invitation of the California Colony
to visit Wahawa and, accompanied by
| Byron o. Smith left by train for Pearl
City whence the trip will be continued
overland to Wahiawa where Mr.. Smith
will remain over Sunday.
! One thousand rubber tree seeds of
| the genuine Mexican variety have been
| received by Byron O. Clark and will be
planted in the sheltered gulches of
Wahiawa in pursuance of an old time
plan of Mr.. Clark's. who believes that
| this variety is the one especially suited
to this climate.
At the inspection of Companies B, G
and G., n. G. H. at the drill shed last
evening, the vacancies in the ranks
called forth the notice that absentees
! from drills. parades and inspection de-
void of a good excuse, would after this
! be court martialed in accordance with
militia law. ]. p. Melim and j. P. Ma
chado were elected second and first
| lieutenants of Company c.