The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

A. Herbert has a trespass notice in
this issue.
Circuit Judge Perry is presiding
Judge at Chambers this week.
Hayward Wright will be appointed a
Corporal in Company B, N. G. II.
The Myrtles will entertain at an
informal dance on Saturday evening.
The Customs Department has a no.
tice of Importance to importers in this
issue.
The store now occupied by Ehlers &
Co. is for rent. Apply to Henry Water
house.
b. l.. Finney will leave by the Aus
tralia for the coast, to be gone several
weeks.
Two prizes are offered for the best
illuminated catamarans by the carni-
val committee.
Deputy Attorney General E. p. Dole
will leave by the Claudine this after
noon for Kukaiau on business.
The Valley Tennis Club will nod
its annual meeting at DR.. A. e. Mich
OILS Office this evening.
The Myrtle and Healani boat houses
will be open to friends on Saturday
evening to view the fireworks.
The Philadelphia and Marion boat
crews are scheduled for match in the
harbor next Saturday afternoon.
Manager Hoffman of the Electric
Light Company is busy installing a
plant at the new Oahu plantation.
The farewell dance to the Aus
tralia's passengers will take place
at the Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
l. Y. L. is headquarters for fire.
works. Store will be open on next
Friday, Saturday and Monday even
ings.
j. T. Waterhouse rents Syracuse
bycicles by the hour, day, weeh or
month. Apply to crockery depart
ment.
The Wellesley examinations were
held at Oahu College last week. The
Yale examinations will be held This
week.
George Macy, head operator at the
telephone Office, left today for Ha-
waiii to spend vacation of two
weeks.
John A. McCandless will leave by
the Claudine this afternoon to ar
range for putting in some wells at
Haiku plantation.
Charles X. Hyde, who left for Hilo
a few weeks ago, now holds deputy
commission under Sheriff Lorin A. An
drews of Hawaii.
j. L. Travis of Ahe Star has gone up
to the volcano to see what the real
truth of the matter is. He will re-
turn on the Kinau.
Mrs. Carl Du Roi, wife of Manager
Du Roi of Ehlers & Co., will leave for
San Francisco tomorrow in hopes of
benefitting her health.
Johe Okamoto, who assaulted All
Yok with the butt of pistol was
tried today in the Police Court and
was assessed So and costs.
The testimony of Robert Mature, one
of the defendants in the case of John
F. Bowler against E. c. Macfarlane,
has been heard by Judge Carter.
George Uaua was arrested this
morning and charged with violating
the regulations of the Board of Health.
c. N. Rose is complaining witness.
The attorney for Charles B. Poor
today made an exception to the decis-
ion of the Court in the case of Poor
against Henry Smith, administrator.
1t was remarked by one of the doe
tors after examining an animal that
had been slaughtered for tuberculosis
that that COW would have died of old
age"
The Baldwin boys will arrive on the
Mariposa Thursday. They will leave
for their home on Maui on Saturday
accompanied by their father, H. p.
Baldwin.
The Supreme Court now has under
consideration the Government cases
against w. All Kau and Kau Yau
who are charged with supplying liquor
and tobacco.
Kalei, who was arrested yesterday
for battery of native woman, was
fined So in the Police Court this morn
ing. The charge was modified to that
of drunkenness.
Miss Goldsmith, principal of San
Francisco public school, who is in Ha
| wall to sDend her summer vacation