The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-19
NEWS IN AINUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denScd Notes of the Day.

"Kicker" should send his name.
No name, no kick.
o. Unna, manager of Kipahulu plan
tation, is in the city.
Sam Parker will go to California on
the Belgic next week.
w. II. Halstead arrived from Maui
yesterday on the Claudine.
Mrs. c. y. Bishop and daughter will
sail on the Australia next week.
The Iolani will sail for HongkoAg
probably on Wednesday morning.
The Bishop of Panopolis arrived
from Maui on the Claudine yesterday.
w. l.. Stanley has returned from a
business trip to the Hamalua district.
Lieutenant Lang will entertain a few
friends on board the Marion this even
ing.
Z. b. Barthrop of the Hollister Drug
Company is living in Waikiki this
month.
Judge Widemann will make another
trip to San Francisco, leaving on the
next Australia.
Sam johnson of the Barracks was
received in to the Christian Church
last evening.
The Oahu College faculty has con-
Fo,ro1 tho Jarraa of = n n lInon Row
Hiram Bingham.
The will of John Comancho was adj
mitted to probate today. The estate
is valued at 5000.
The Bachelors won over the Bene-
diets in the cricket match on Saturday
by a score of 60 to 81.
\. Hanneberg of the Olowalu sugar
plantation. is in town upon business
connected with the plantation.
The bids for Cunha's new hotel in
Waikiki have been opened, but the
contract has not yet been awarded.
Coffee planters must have look at
of Pohoiki, Puma, came down by the
Kinau.
Charles NJ. V. Forster of the Califor-
MIA Feed Company will leave on the
Australia for the coast for a much
needed rest.
ID. A. Loebenstein and George Aiken
have engaged accommodations on the
Australia, sailing for San Francisco
next week.
Mrs. +. NJ. Swanzy, Mrs. c. L. Wight
and Miss Ella Stansbury will go to
Kooloa on the othe side for
couple of weeks.
The w. G. Hall will sail on her usual
route around Kauai tomorrow, making
in addition a special trip to Niihau to
secure cargo of wool
c. X. Mace, a confirmed wife beater.
was sentenced to 80 days. by Police
Judge Wilcox this morning for strili-
ing his wife on the street.
Charles and Henry Judd, Chas. Auta
and Harold Rice, while hunting on
Niihau last week, are reported to have
killed no less than 1000 wild goats.
Mrs. Dillingham; and Mrs. Jordan
have invited all the teachers in town
to a reception at the Dillingham; place
on Friday, July %, from to p. M
Miss Ada Gertz, the young pianiste
who met with great favor on Saturday
evening at the concert at the Y. NJ. C..
A. Hall, is Professor Cooks first publ.
The electrical current has accom-
plished in the manufacture of Port
Costa flour something phenomenal
and most satisfactory. See ad on ndge
? of this issue.
Bright eyes and clear complexion
are indicative of good health and are
marks of beauty. A bottle of Bud
weiser beer will insure both. H..
Hackfeld & Co., agents.
Circuit Judge Carter today decided
the foreclosure proceedings in the suit
of Claus Spreckles & Co. and others
against Kia and Elizabeth Mahaolelua
against the defendants.
DIR. Brown, in speaking to the young
men at the Y. NJ. C. A. gospel service
last evening, said the loftiest science
was the science of ethics, and the
highest attainment in that science
was the study of Christ's life.
f. w. Langley, formerly on the
Honolulu police force, is now in Hong
kong working at the Victoria Dispen.
sary. Langley writes that he was in
Colombo, Ceylon, at the time Homo.
lulu morning paper stated that he was
in Victoria.
The bids for the north Hilo road
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