The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-30
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

The Gonzales troupe has met with
success on Maui.
The Hawaiian Republican Club will
meet tonight at 1880 in American
League Hall.
In year the Australia has not had
bigger sendoff than given here Mon
day afternoon.
Salvation Army Lee is painting the
interior of the receiving office at the
police station.
Berger had a very large audience at
Emma Square Monday night and gave
a fine concert.
A. w. Alani was discharged from
the band today on account of breach
of regulations.
Stockholders of the Paia plantation
are notified that dividend is payable
at Bishop & Co.'S.
Mrs. F. T. Bickerton has appointed
Geo. w. Smith to act for her with full
power of attorney.
Tax Assessor Shaw has a notice in
regard to personal taxes being due on
and after July 1st.
Castle d Cooke received a complete
line of sporting ammunition by the
bark Martha Davis.
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the Foreign Office at II o'clock. The
guard was paraded.
All members of Company b are ord
cred to report at the Drill Shed this
evening at 1880 for drill.
The w. G. Hall brought the news
that Sheriff E. g. Hitchcock of Hawaii
is much improved in health.
Messrs. Crane and Crozier believe
they can have 100 gaily decorated BIZ
cycles in Saturdays parade.
The Minister of the Interior has APP
pointed H. c. Meyers Notary Public
for the first judicial district.
The Portuguese colony will cele-
brate the Fourth at Concordia Hall,
beginning at p. IN. Saturday.
The Hawaii Shinpo is now located
in the Robinson block, Hotel street,
over the Kobe immigration Co.
By order of F. S. Dodge the meet
ing of the Sharpshooters called for
this evening has been postponed.
The Hawaiian Republican Club will
hold an important business meeting
this evening. Full attendance is
urged,
There will be special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ.
at the Masonic Temple at 1880 this
evening.
The Hawaiian Tramways Co. will
lay track to the proposed site of
Mellis' beach hotel. Work has been
started.
Officers of the Citizens Guard have
decided not to turn out their compa-
MES on Saturday on account of having
no uniform.
DIR. McLennan has smashed up an
other bicycle, but has secured a third
and is practicing hard to appear in
the parade.
The Salt Lake contingent that left
by the Australia included young Mr..
Sharp Walker, of the Utah banking
and mercantile family.
General Orders No. 43 is published
in today's issue, calling for the assem-
bling of the LIST Regiment at the Arm
DRY at 500 a. IN. on July 4th.
On account of so many members be-
ing away on the other islands the st.
Louis college band cannot turn out
as whole in Saturdays parade.
All persons willing to board teach
ers, who will attend the Summer
School in August, are requested to
communicate with John F. Scott.
Five native prisoners We're brought
over from Koolau this afternoon and
jailed. They We're sentenced on var
ious minor charges to short terms.
On page s of this issue will be found
the list of prizes to be given on July
4th, for the bicycles, unofficial floats,
hacks and livery vehicles and business
and delivery wagons.
The committe on fireworks has de-
cided to use the corner of the Exec
utive Building grounds at Richards
and King. This is generally believed
to be the most suitable and safest spot
Messrs. Crozier and Crane of the