The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-26
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes OF the Day.

Vacation in all the Government
schools begins today.
The Government gets IS a night out
of the Japanese wrestlers.
The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra rehearsed
new music Thursday evening.
Stars VS.. First Regiment at the base
ball park tomorrow afternoon.
On account of rehearsal there will
be no drill of Company H tonight.
Rev. Lytton of St. Louis will preach
at st. Andrews Cathedral Sunday.
Berger entertained the Plains peo-
pie at Thomas Square Thursday even
ing.
Maj. Bartlett did not depart by the
Mariposa and is still at the Hawaiian
hotel.
Fruit is stacked on the Pacific Mail
wharf awaiting shipment by the Mo
vera.
The officers of the Adams will re-
ceive their friends from to this
afternoon.
Rev. d. p. Birnie will deliver the
Fourth of July grafton at Independ-
ence Park.
The fence around the judiciary
building is being painted by Kenake
and Daley.
Henry Ahaole plead guilty to the
charge of assault and battery and
was fined SIS.
Burns, the circus strong man, is
again down with Java fever. He is in
the hospital.
The base ball game tomorrow after
noon will begin at o'clock in place of
$3.50. Official.
Kauluwela, Royal and other Gov
eminent schools had closing exercises
this morning.
H. A. A. C. wheel events at Kapio-
lani Park tomorrow afternoon. The
band will play.
Two pakes were arrested Thursday
night for selling foreign oranges
without license.
The plate glass in Dimond's win
dow, which cracked a few days ago
fell out last night.
Special meeting of the Board o.
Health to let contracts for supplies
will be held at p. m.
Three new songs and a march by
Professor Berger have been received
by the Hawaiian News Co.
DR.. James T. Wayson has beer
commissioned surgeon of the N. y
III, with the rank of captain.
The Star base ball team will be ou
in full tomorrow afternoon witt
Harry Wilder behind the bat.
AS invariably The Star published
the only correct account of the cruis,
of the schooner Ada to Hawaii.
The concert at st. Louis college
Thursday evening attracted a Large
number of people to the grounds.
John NJ. Vivas now calls his meet
ings with little hand-bills which are
passed around among the faithful.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ
will hold a special meeting at the Ma
sonic Temple this evening at 1880.
Capt. Wa4i says the Healani clui
will not enter crew on the Fourth
The Myrtles stand ready to enter two
Capt. Kea calls a drill of Company
G for this evening. 1t will be an out
door affair with assembly at the oil
barracks.
Neat and nobby duck sailor suit
for the little men from to year
old are the inducement offered b,
"The Kash."
+. G. Hitchcock, sheriff of Hawaii
is quite i'll at Hilo. His son, the dep
uty marshal, will leave for that plac
tomorrow.
President Dole will do some goa
shooting in the Waianae mountain
tomorrow. II. NJ. Won Holt direct
the expedition.
The bridge on Judd street will b
repaired with wood. Minister Kin;
, thinks the stone proposition too eXpen
: sive to undertake at present.
Bread that is little more delicious
: no matter how served, is the brea,
that Loves Bakery makes a specialt,
of serving to their customers.
j. L. Torbert informs the II. A. A
> c. late this afternoon that he canno
act for them as starter tomorrow af
ternoon. c. b. Wilson will be aske,
TO serve.