The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.

Work is to begin very soon on the
Punchbowl reservoir.
The Jap wrestlers had another large
house Tuesday evening.
The Price & Burns circus left Tues
day afternoon for Maui.
The wheelmen promise some unique
displays on the Fourth:
Theo. p. SEVERN is an applicant for
the position of Lord of Mauliola
The band will play on the grounds
of the Executive building at 4:30
Board of Health will meet at 8
o'clock and transact routine business.
Next mail for the Coast will be per
S. S. Doric, due to leave next Monday.
There was quite little boom this
forenoon in 1s-cent postage stamps.
Mr.. Dillingham; took a large party
down the railroad Wednesday after
nv?n,
The flag ships salutlng battery battery haS
an accident and only five rounds were
fired.
The Rams and Honolulus are prac-
ticing hard for the ball game on Sat
urday.
Several decorated push carts have
been entered for the parade on Sat
urday.
Fred Clay today entered upon the
duties of entry clerk at the Custom
House.
There will be regular convention
of Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. of p. this
evening.
A float for the procession is being
built under the direction of Mrs. Me-
Lehman.
Secretary Wilcox of the Board of
Health, who has been quite ill., is on
the mend.
a number of applications for par
don are being considered by the Ex-
ecutive Council.
w. l.. Bowers has resigned his posi-
ton as captain of the guard at Oahu
Insane Asylum.
All may rest assured that the line
of march on the Fourth will include
part of Fort street.
All members of Company G are ord,
cred to be at the Drill Shed at 4:
this evening for drill.
Mckinley buttons, imported by Nc
Inerny, are being worn by admirers OF
the Republican candidate.
A successor to A. A. Montana in the
tax Office has not been named. The
position pays $50 per month.
n. S. Sachs has his window draped
in red, white and blue for the Fourth
The effect is very pleasing to the eye
Special invitations to the American
literary exercises at independence
Park on the Fourth were issued today
H. May & Co., II. E. Mcintyre & Bro.
Lewis g. Co., and Charles Hustace vii
not be open for business on Inly 18th
The Pacific Tennis club will hold
it's regular monthly session in the
Safe Deposit building at noon tomor
row.
The President and Mrs. Dole will
hold a reception at the Executiv,
building on July 4th from 10 to u Al
a. m.
f. S. Cunha has added brilliant dis
play lights to the Merchant and KIM
street entrances to the Union Ar
: Gallery.
Kiilihia was given six months o.
the reef by Judge De la Vergne thi
morning for the larceny of nine bag
of bones.
The young son of Richard L. Gill
land died this morning and will b
III lIlt NdiHOllC lnl
afternoon.
y \ folding machine was received b
Y The Star today and will soon be in pc
v sition to receive papers as they com
q from the press.
: While the Judiciary Building fenc
e is being painted it is suggested that
+ coat or two would do no harm to til
t iron fence of the Executive building.
X. Furuya is closing out Unite
), stock of dress silks, silk shoulde
shawls, silk table covers. Also the r.
mainder of the custom made clothin:
The American Livery Stables max
it a point to give tourists and other
the best wagonettes, surries On pha'