The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-26
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give COu-
densed Notes Of the Day.

cricket game lOudN.
The Penguin and Honolulu cricket
teams will play this afternoon.
w. w. Dmond is out at his country
place at Niu for a fortnight or so.
Postmaster General Dat and family
are staying at Wright's villa. Waikiki
DR.. Brown delivers his final address
TO the Summer School tomorrow after
noon.
Lodge lie Progress viii hold bust
ness meeting this evening at the usual
hour.
Mrs. J. X. Nishwitz, wife of Mr.
Nishwitz. of Kealahou school, Maui. is
in the city.
Elsie Affair and her company were
playing a season at the Criterion, Sgd
ney. last month.
1t takes $4,000 tons of paper to make
the postal cards used in the United
States each year.
Annual meeting Of VIM. Irwin & Co.,
limited, will be held on next Thurs
day morning.
The auction sale of the Hawaiian
Hotel premises has been postponed
until August 2sth.
Mrs. Kalua and Miss Agnes Kalua,
wife and daughter of Maui's Circuit
Judge, are in Honolulu.
w. H. Cornwell, ST., returned by the
Claudine. w. II. Cornwell. Jr., has
gone into coffee cultivation.
\ dance will be given at Remond
grove on August I under the auspices
of the Evergreen Social Club.
Mrs. Harry Harrison died today as
result of an operation performed
upon her at the japanese Hospital
Judge Perry has found judgment
for the defendant in the suit of Kaka-
lille and others against the Hilo Sugar
Company.
Mrs. Mist has returned from a visit
to Maui. She has been staying with
her sister, Mrs. s. Dowsett, and Mr..
Alexander McKibbn.
Bruce Cartwright, ST., and Joseph
Marsden will move down to Waikiki
this week. They will make their head
quarters at Sans Souici.
The Attorney Generals department
is preparing for the August term of
the Oahu Circuit Court as well as the
Kauai term, which follows.
Teachers examinations will COM
mence on Wednesday. Primary grade
examinations will last two days.
Grammar grade will occupy three
days.
Abe Louisson came down by the
Claudine. He is much benefited in
health by his stay on Maui. After a
weeks visit to Honolulu, he intends
going to Hawaii, where he will remain
some months.
Grapes are a very profitable crop,
and can be raised upon the hillsides Of
Honolulu as well as the outside dis
tricts, and always find ready market
Read ad of Hawaiian Fertilizing Com
pany on page 5.
Saito, japanese nurse employed in
the Eva Office of DR.. Uchida, the local
physician, was arrested by Interpreter
Doyle yesterday on a charge of prac,
ticing medicine without a license. The
charge resulted from the death of a
day.
Ashworth, of Saratoga fame, pur
this morning. When his case was
called his attorneys stated that they
would offer no testimony. Judge vii
cox promptly imposed fine of $3.50
and the attorneys appealed from his
Judgment to the Circuit Court.
The sixth report of the Oahu Rail
way and Land Company, containing
biennial statement of accounts for thu
years 1895 and 1896, is out 1t is ;
neat pamphlet of forty-four pages
prepared by General Manager Dilling
ham, and is brimful of facts and fig
ures about the condition and prospects
of the road.
While riding in King street car OF
Saturday afternoon Mrs. b. F. Bur
CESS was quite seriously injured by
the heavy money box falling from it,
place on her head. She alighteC
from the car on Richards street, ant
leading her child walked to the Occi
dental Hotel. where she tainted. Mrs
Burgess did not regain consciousness
until this morning. DR.. Wood, the at
tending physician, believes that sh'
will recover completely.