The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
denSed Notes Of the Day.


Attorney w. L. Stanley has gone to
Hawaii on business.
The Y. NJ. c. \. juniors are an Tan
talus for a days outing.
DIR. r. w. Anderson is expected back
from California on July 20.
A. X. Weir was passenger on the
Noeau for Honokaa this morning.
T. NJ. and G.. L. Carnegie will go 30
Suva. Fiji, on the Warrimoo on the
gath.
4 secondhand tent at reasonable
price is wanted. Cal lat Pantheon
Saloon.
Miss Hawaii is soon to Marry Uncle
Sam. The engagement was announced
in June.
The Ladies' Valley Tennis Club re-
ception will take place on Saturday
afternoon.
The w. G. Irwin vessel is due from
San Francisco. She will bring one or
two days later news.
Owing to the Summer School, the
Educational Commissioners will not
meet this afternoon.
The st. Andrews Priory inmates
were given a serenade by the Govern
ment band this afternoon.
"a,
Miss Tasca Jones, depart today for
the Monsarrat ranch on Hawaii.
The Healani boat boys are making
elaborate arrangements for their
moonlight hop tomorrow evening.
Young Iaukea and Lane Wong won
the three-legged race at the Iolani
College sports yesterday afternoon.
Executive Officer Reynolds and Seq
rotary Wilcox of the Health Depart
ment will return from Molokai on
Saturday.
Monarch, Queen, and C. and C. Rice
plows and Farmers boilers in various
sizes are advertised by Castle &
Cooke, Ltd.
United States Consul General Hay
wood has selected some choice land
shells which he will send to a friend
living in Washington.
The Minister of the Interior has
notice to hackmen, regulating the
charges for fares within certain boun-
dries, on page Of this issue.
Read the j. T. Waterhouse adj on
page about the "few cans and one
cannot" possible when you buy the
Crimson Rim" Syracuse bicycles.
The wedding cake at the Ledercr-
Soule wedding was the work of Her
man Horn, and he deserves great
credit for turning out an excellent
article.
j. j. Egan is offering this week Irish
point, Swiss, and cambria edgings and
insertions, new patterns, and all
widths at exceptionally low prices.
See ad on page 8.
The Fourth of July committees will
hold joint meeting at the office Of
the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Company on Saturday morn
ing at 1920 o'clock.
a heavy rain fell in Nuuanu valley
last night. The precipitation in this
part of the city during the past fort
night has been heavier than during
the past year or two.
The next setamer from the Coast IS
the Gaelic, due to arrive next Wedncs-
day. The China, sailing on the 18th,
is the first mail steamer to leave this
port for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soule will leave for
San Francisco on the Alamedt on July
22. They will extend their honey
moon trip as far East as Boston, re-
turning to Honolulu in about six
months.
Owing to the absence of Executive
Officer Reynolds and Secretary Wilcox
on Molollai there was no meeting of
! the Board of Health yesterday. 1t is
not likely that a meeting will be held
this week. Three weeks business has
accumulated.
Peter Travia made a prodigious kite
last week, to which he attached a large
American FLAG. On Monday he flew
his Kite from Punchbowl and there
were a number of people who saw the
Stars and Stripes floating to the breeze
high up in the air on that day.
The residence of s. ]. Lederer on
Union street was the scene of a very
pretty wedding last evening. The