The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-03
NEWS in A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Notes front is now graced with
red light.
No freight trains on the Oahu rail
way tomorrow.
Wilfred Burns, the circus man, is
much better today.
No meeting of Geo. w. de Long Post,
G. A. r., tomorrow evening.
A vicious little dog bit a child on
| Alakea street this morning.
Wall, Nichols Co. will sell Sterling
bicycles for $500. This is bargain.
Nat Goodwin said last night he
might play a night here within year.
Many young ladies are today decor
ating bicycles for the parade tomor-
row.
j. H. Schnack has moved his Office
to the old Bulletin building on Mer-
chant.
There will be no meeting of Poly
nesian Encampment, l. o. o. F. this
evening.
The Kinau this morning returned
eight passengers from the volcano. All
tourists.
Capt Spiller of the Saida called at
the Foreign Office at II o'clock. The
guard was out.
Parade orders are published by the
captains of A, B, d, G, and H for to-
morrow morning.
Five Chinese We're arrested late
Thursday for assault and battery on
a man and boy.
Mr.. Finney, the club swinger, will
play ball with the Honolulu team to-
morrow afternoon.
The band will give another concert
at Makee Island Sunday afternoon.
Program elsewhere.
One of the handsomest and best
written numbers of the Paradise of
the Pacific is out today.
Mrs. Jennie Ashford has been APP
pointed guardian of her three minor
children under 500 bonds.
Mrs. c. NJ. Shortridge and daughter
and DR.. Winslow Anderson and wife,
are guests at the Hawaiian hotel.
Colonel Mclean returned the call of
Admiral Monasterio, on board the
Zaragosa, at 10 o'clock this morning.
The land Office publishes notice of
sale of lots in Ponahawai and Olaa at
auction on the goth day of July, 1896.
Hilo Portuguese will apply for per-
mission to organize military COM
pany for the defense of the Republic.
Mrs. Wally Davis was thrown from
her buggy on the Pail road Thursday
afternoon and sustained broken
leg.
The Hawaiian hotel gave French
dinner and dance Thursday evening
in homer of the Alameda's passen-
gers.
Andrew Brown, cashier of The Ha-
waiian Fourth of July Committee,
wears six-inch flag in his button
hole.
Judge Whiting, Curtis Iaukea, viii
McInerny and Charles Brown will go
down the railroad tomorrow on ii
6 hunting expedition.
Drs. q. p. Andrews, Geo. II. Her
, bert and C. b. Cooper have been APP
pointed members of the medical
board of examiners.
; An officer of the Mexican war ship
D walked off the boat landing Wednes.
day night into the bay. Darkness OF
tn place was the cause.
NJ. McInerny has adjustable hat
bands for the various tennis, boat and
l college clubs and the red, white and
E blue suitable for the Fourth.
Ellis Mills, Consul General ant
United States Charge dAffaires will
receive informally at the Hawaiian
: hotel at tomorrow afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Ellen Hopper
= daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hop
per, and willard f. Brown, will occur
next Thursday evening, July 9th.
Jim Dodd and Harry Miller viii
shoot a match at Iwilei butts Sunday
morning, providing they can borrow
some globe sights and half-arm bod,
rests.
To supply you with bread is wha
Loves Bakery wishes to do, and /
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