The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes OF the Day.

o'clock.
Eva mill finished grinding last Sat
urday night.
The band will play the Australia off
this afternoon.
The Haiku Sugar Co. pays divi-
dend tomorrow.
Usual concert at Emma Square at
1880 this evening
A notice regarding public lands APP
pears in this issue.
The Kinau will return to port on
next Friday morning.
The Jap wrestlers had another big
house Saturday night.
Professor French led the services at
the Y. NJ. C. A. hall Sunday evening.
Professor Koebele received another
consignment of toads by the Picking.
The Honolulus and Hams will play
ball next Saturday afternoon, July A.
The official card of the sports COM
mittee is published today with prizes.
Kanakaokai was fined 500 in police
court for selling liquor without lie
ence.
All Man was fined 1925 in the po-
lice court Saturday for having opium
in possession.
On Wednesday morning Morgan will
sell wines and liquors, by order of H..
Hackfeld & Co.
The Mexican flagship is hourly eN-
pected. Mexico has two ships. This
is the large one.
The Claudine is to arrive back on her
schedule time, as far as known at the
Wilder Company office.
All members of Company II are ord
cred to report at the Drill Shed this
evening at 1880 for drill.
The Hawaiian Republican Club will
meet at $50 tomorrow evening in
the American League hall
Two boys were injured in pre-
mature explosion at Kamehameha
quarry Saturday morning.
Hon u. X. Pangborn of New Jersey
a visitor, will deliver the Grafton n
Independence Park on July 4.
A special meeting of the Fourth O.
July parade committee is called to b'
held at the Drill Shed this evening.
Three whaleboat crews had practic'
spins in the harbor this morning. Jail
or Lows quintette made fine show
ing.
Col. Mclean requests that the offic
ers of the First Regiment meet a
Headquarters at Z o'clock this even
. ing.
The H. p. Baldwins of Maui leav'
, by the Australia this afternoon fo
o the Coast, and will be away all sum
mer.
. Jennie Ashford has petitioned fo
letters of guardianship over the prop
:, erty interests of her three minol
children.
q George Andrews, manager of Sans
v Souci, was arrested Saturday after
v noon on the charge of selling liquor
without license.
d F. S. Dodge, captain, has notice
S to the Sharpshooters in this issue
. | of hA lot m II
I Tuesday evening.
i The Mauna Ala sloop failed to ap
pear for race with the Edith L OF
: Sunday The stranger had been beat
en- a week before.
The sailing of the w. g. Hall ha
been postponed until Friday at noon
. to allow people from this city to at
tend the Maui races.
Manuel Perry was arrested Saturda,
= night for swearing at Detective Cor
9 DIES. The meeting took place in thu
:, Merchants Exchange.
y Matt Mccain, well known in Homo
Y lulu, has quit Lahaina plantation en-
,e CINE rooms and now manages the oni.
. saloon in the little town.
lie The Board of Education passed on
s. of existence Friday. IL is now tn
st Department of Education with Min
lister Cooper as the official head of il
s. A party of six tourists will arriv
by the next Australia, the 18th. TIL
Kinau will be held to the afternoo
of that day to take them to the vol
cano.