The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-19
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.

The Toyo-Maru took $50 japanese
from Honolulu.
The w. G. Hall returned seven pas
sengers from the volcano.
The Board of Health have a notice
for Tenders for Supplies in this issue.
Professor Koebele expects another
now due.
Eva and Makaweli dividends have
lately been ordered and will soon be
announced.
The open meeting of the Y. II. I.
was postponed from last night to some
future date.
Tickets for the Burns benefit at the
circus Saturday night are on sale
about town.
o. B. Braddick has been appointed
official stenographer for the Hawaii
Circuit Courts.
DR.. Garvin will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon to the 90 class of Ka-
mehameha school.
The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra had
large turnout and interesting rehears-
al Thursday evening.
The petition of Hackfeld g. Co.,
Yododaki, Japanese, was this morning
adjudged bankrupt
n. S. Sachs has a new advertisement
in this issue, calling attention to his
excellent stock of goods.
Wilfred Burns will give some ex
hibitions with his trained horse at
the circus tomorrow night.
The L. S. S. Charleston and the
shore battery exchanged national sa-
lutes at $3.50 this morning.
DR.. McGrew has attended his TWEEN
ty-eighth Fourth of July meeting and
Geo. w. Smith his seventeenth.
Most of the parts for "Under Two
Flags" have been assigned. The sue
cess of the presentation is assured.
Unless the unforeseen happens the
Morning Star will sail tomorrow after
noon. All her freight and mail are
aboard.
Mrs. Akana was slightly injured in
a runaway accident near the depot
Thursday. Her buggy was quite bad
ly damaged.
Gonzales, the circus man, may open
a school of calesthenics and dancing
in Honolulu after his tour of the
other islands.
Lieut.. o. Bergstrom, Company d,
has applied for the position of Lord of
Mauliola in case Jack McVeigh goes
to Kalaupapa.
Mrs. Turner has selected all of the
characters for 81 Trovatore," which
is on the boards for the opening night
of the opera house.
The Board of Health will meet at 3
p. m. to further consider the case of
Akana, the Chinese physician charged
with malpractice.
j. X. Keola and family will leave
Monday for Molokai to spend a
month. Mr.. Keola will worn on his
House minutes while over there.
Captain Parker has been practicing
his men for two weeks and expects to
defeat the Sharpshooters in the match
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
Tickets for the farewell banquet to
Adjutant Egner, S. A., to take place
at the Y. NJ. C. A. hall next Wednes-
day evening, were issued today.
Minister Willis writes that he is
now having more pleasure out of his
trip and will return when his leave eX-
pires. He is at present in Kentucky.
j. F. Morgan calls attention to the
fact that anyone desiring to buy one
or more of the Waikiki lots at private
sale before the Auction comes off can
do so.
A shooting contest between young
Senator Albert Waterhouse against
Ed Hitchcock resulted in the cham
pionship for the former by score OF
As to 80.
The City Feed Store received new
lot of baled hay by the S. g. Wilder;
a shipment of fine family -four also
came. Mr.. Dee has two new surreys
and one phaeton for sale.
The case of A. F. Judd ct al, VS.. c.
4. Brown reserved question of law, is
before the Supreme Court today. JUS
tees Frear and Whiting and Attorney
| w. r. Castle are on the bench Judd
c. j., disqualified.
Absolute cleanliness in every condi-
ton of bread from the setting of the
sponge to the delivery to the home is
/ the one point that is insisted upon by
| Loves Bakery. Fair dealing will