The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-12
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NEWS INA NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That tive Condensed
News ~ the Dai,
WEATHER REroRr
o. s. Weather Bureau ONCE. Young
Building

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Building.
Temperatures "a. m., 75. s a. NO.
so, 10 %. m.. ST. Noon, SO. Morning mlni-
mum. 15.
Barometer, ca. m. 1885, Absolute
! humidity "a. m. 6.i7g grains per Gu
bic foot, Relative humidity s a. M,
/ g. per cent, Dew point. 8 O.. M. &C.
Wind: Velocity "a. M, 2; Direction,
! Sc. Velocity s "a. M. 10; Direction, ~
/ e; Velocity 10 a. M, 8; Direction, ~
/ e Velocity Noon, o; Direction, y. f.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
M, 0 inches.
! Total wind movement during "A hours
ended at Noon. 16l miles.
ALEN. McC. ASHLEY,
/ Section Director, e. s. Weather Bureau
A large amethyst stone has been lost
/ See classified column.
The transport Thomas sailed at noon
/ today for Guam and Manila
Col. Parker is quoted as saying that
1 work will soon be begun on the Hama
/ kua ditch
The Merchants lunch at the Critic
rion is gaining in popularity every day.
I
| served and the price is reasonable
Commencing with October 1st the Mu-
tual Telephone Company will collect
monthly. instead Of quarterly.
/ Wear Stein-Bloch smart clothes They
are ready to wear and a perfect fit qua
ranteed. NJ McInerny Agent
The 81. S. Sonoma is expected today
from Page ago, Auckland and Sydney
mill m h1rr
noon for San Francisco
Charming shirt-waist suits are just
in at N. 5. Sachs Dry Goods Co. These
are in white and colored silks and all
beautifully trimmed in lacos and rib
bons
The s. 5. Sierra is due Wednesday
morning from San Francisco with later
mail. She will probably sail in the
evening of the same day, for the col
onies.
II. Hackfeld & CO., have fine stock
Of the celebrated Leonard cleanable Re
frlgerators Can and see the various
sizes at their show rooms in the Hack
held Building.
Entries for the races on Regatta Day
were opened at Woods & Sheldon No. 81
King street at II m. today, and will
close Thursday, September 18th, 1902.
See advertisement in this issue.
Hereafter Japanese fishing sampans
will be required to moor in certain
places assigned by the Government.
one place is neal the lighthouses in the
outer rarJor and another near what
was the Youmans slip in the inner har-
Dor.
Rehearsals or re-rehearsals for "Char-
ley's Aunt" commence this evening.
The cast has been refilled and Allan
Dunn, who is staying in town for the
performances, is hard at work to make
the presentation a perfect as care Of
detail and artistic skill can render it,
The Hilo racing yacht which is to
compete in the regatta day sports, cap
sized yesterday morning in the break
ers near the spar buoy. Young brothers
towed the craft into the harbor. She
was not damaged Sam Lyle, Bonnie
Lemon and w. Wilder were in the
yacht at the time of the accident.
Fred Thoerner known as the Worlds
! Pedestrian" is on the transport Thomas
! going around the world He started
| on a wager in 1894 that he would walk
around the world n two years. He
won his bet. He has visited prominent
| people all over the world and has Sc
cured their signatures in an album.
! Mrs William H. Everett, the wife of
| commander Everett, of the United
! States cruiser Buffalo, was a passen-
ger by the transport Thomas yesterday
from San Francisco and will remain
over to meet her huband on the ar
! rival of the Buffalo, due at this port
few weeks hence Mrs. Everett is a
guest at the Hawaiian Hotel
| Aboard the transport Thomas en-
route to Manila is Mrs. DR.. Purnell
wife of an army surgeon. Before her
marriage to the army man, she was
Miss Terry of Kentucky and she was
engaged to Lieutenant Rodman, U. S.
N, a nephew of Lieutenant-Comm
Hugh Rodman formerly of the local
Naval Station. Miss Terry broke the
engagement and married Or. Purnell.
The bark st. Katherine sailed last
Friday in ballast from Hio, for San
Francisco. The ship Tillie e. Starbuck
is to sail from Hilo for San Francisco
tomorrow with full load of sugar
while the ship Falls of Clyde is to sail
from Hilo about the end of the week for
San Francisco. The barkentine Hawaii
is at Kahului. She win go in ballast
/ probably today, for Alaska to load ore.
! Attorney General Andrews has ar
ranged to begin his hearing of the
Fishery Rights cases on Wednesday
morning next when two cases will be
submitted. The method he is going to
Z 4lo hos q already hppn