The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-05
NEWS IN NUTSHELL.

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NEWS m NUTSHELL.
High tide next week
Another oh,ya feud was arrested
this morning
Il was raining az kau and Nuuh
kona when the Mikahaa ..u.
Il rained several time during the
night and morning, and the day Boa.
been cloudy
The Iiliuokalani Educational Soci
ETY. will celebrate Mrs. ] O. Dumlnis'
birthday by a hdm
In the case of Samuel Norris VS..
Emile de Herblay a demurrer has been
filed by the defendant
The Interior Office has an Agricul-
ture and Forestry regulation in the by
Authority column to-day.
In the case Of X Reuben vs.. L.
Lutzowiko, motion for a rehcaring
will be heard on Monday.
The dynamos, engine and other
machinery for the new electric light
works are already on the way
The Sharpshooters held their regular
meeting last night They will practice
at the rifle range this afternoon.
A notice to sportsmen in regard to
lease of hunting rights on the lands of
Leiehua ranch appears elsewhere.
The lepers back of Eva are said to
be frequently seen in the hills mounted
on wild horses and heavily armed.
The Anglican Church Chronicle,
Rev. Mr.. Mackintosh's paper, is out
with its usual fine table of contents.
c. J. Fishel, the Fort-street dry
goods merchant is busy taking stock.
His store is for rent and fixtures for
sale.
A Chinese was arrested about I P NJ.
in the act of selling samshu, and IS
charged with selling liquor without
license.
John r. Wise will lead the praise
service at the You & Mems Christian
Association tomorrow evening al 6:3o
o'clock.
TIE petition for the probate of the
will OF D. Hanley deceased, comes up
before Judge Whiting on Monday,
August I4th.
The civil case of Hackfeld vs.. kea-
loha was discontinued in the District
Court yesterday afternoon with costs
taxed at So SO.
A large quantity of Kona pineapples
brought over by the Mlkahala were
sold on the wharf this morning, Chinese
being the purchasers.
The Deputy Marshal's office is being
kalsomined and generally cleaned up,
that officer using Marshal Hitchcock
room in the meantime.
Rev. DR.. Wakefield of San lose,
California, will preach at the GAS A. NJ.
service of the Second Congregation OF
St. Andrews Cathedral tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce takes place next Wednes
day, but may be postponed on account
of the arrival of the Oceanic and Aus
tralia.
| There will probably be an opportu.
nifty for people receiving letters by the
Oceanic Tuesday morning to reply tc
them by way of the Gaelic, due to ar.
rive the same day.
| Kaila and Nahuina, whose bail wa,
declared forfeited in the District Cour
yesterday, explained their absence thi:
morning.. and they are allowed to &C
and take their bail with them.
! The Pacific Hardware Company
advertise hand sapolio, perfectly pure
and harmless toilet soap. They have
also received new line of shelf hard
ware, stoves, house furnishing goods
etc.
There will be a practice game O
football this afternoon at the old bal
lgrounds, Captain Gardner, formerly
OF an Auckland club, will show loca
cricketers how the game is played in
| New Zealand.
By consent judgment was entered
for plaintiff in the case OF Frank Brown
VS.. ] CarvaIho, ID. J. L. Matte,
and J. NJ. VIvas IN the District Cour
yesterday fer the sum of 1913 o5 on :
lprumaSOfy note.
In the Case OF Z. kemme VS.. W. A
Sch"ldr, and N 5 per IS & rnishee
10 reCOY,r he sum Of SEA so, IN,
testimony oi alntf has b, ca taker