The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

TOW.
X Furnya has a clearance sale on
ments.
The S. c. Allen brought down sew
eral packages of mail
Thirty hundredths of an inch OF
rain fell at Kaanapali last Friday.
The case of Eliza Richard against
George f. IIoughtaiing viii be heard
on July 10.
Mrs. Lavania A. Kenake was re-
ceived into Central Union Church .'es-
terday by letter.
a Japanese pug dog has been lost.
The finder will be rewarded by T. Y.
Krouse. the owner.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas p. Birnie are
occupying the Dole cottage at Waikiki
for fortnight or so.
Professor Swing of Oberlin Uuiver-
sity will speak at Central Union
Church next Sunday morning.
Charles j. Trowbridge of IIilo lied
on Tuesday last. He was prominent
coffee planter in the district of Olaa.
John \. Moore, principal of the
Wailuliu school, and Wilder Wight. ar
rived by the Claudne Sunday morn
ing.
The Supreme Court was in session
this morning listening to arguments
in the case of Harbottle against Raw
Inns.
The passengers, officers and crew of
the S. c. Allen celebrated the Fourth
at sea in fitting style with fireworks
and a big dinner.
II. J. Pyle, w. II. Harden and Harry
Hoffman, stepson of Mate johnson,
arrived from San Fransico on the S. G.
Allen this morning.
1t is rumored that local musical tai
ent, under the direction of Oscar Her.
old, will in the near future produce
the "Chimes of Normandy"
The residents on Punchbowl have
been without water for 4S hours and
are up in arms. They demand that
the mains be filled from the pumps.
Frank Dillingham; of California, the
United States Consul General to New
Zealand, will pass through Honolulu
this month on his way to his new
post.
gold pin was found at Independ-
ent Park Monday evening. Owner can
have same by identifying property
and paying for ad at the Star business
offica
On August 3, 1897, Marshal \. NJ.
Brown will hold sale of all the right,
title and interest of John Kanui in he
Loea Kalaiaina. See notice of sale in
this issue.
Mrs. Charles LudwinksOn and
daughter, Mrs. Cred Terrill and son
and Harry V. Arnold arrived from
San Francisco on the S. n. Castle this
morning.
Last Saturday at the postponed bi-
cycle races the Sterling bicycle took
five out of six races. Castle & Cooke
invite a most careful and thorough
test of this wheel
Mr.. j.. Fernandez of Pacheco & Fer
nandez, proprietcrs of the Criterion
barber shop, leaves on the next Aus
tralia for California. He will be mar
ried during his absence.
The Hooula and Hoola Lahui So
ciety will hold their regular monthly
meeting tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the Kapiolani Maternity Home. All
the members are required to attend.
The solo by Maurice Becllwith at
the morning service of Central Union
Church on Sunday was favorablv re-
ceived. Mr.. Beckwith possesses Il + il,
rich voice, over which he has perfect
control.
George Lycurgus, one of the de-
PENDANTS in the suit brought by J. D.
Spreckels and others, to recover a por.
ton of the Sans Souci property, has
filed an answer in the Circuit Court
denying all allegations.
In the bicycle races held at Kaoo.
iolani Park Saturday, the Remming.
ton won the principal event of the
day, the half-mile handicap, taking
first place and establishing a new rec,
ord, besides five second places. See