The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Stars and Military lads TINS AFTER
noon.
Portuguese and Foundry boys will
pull this evening.
The tax assessor has a notice else
where in this issue.
The invitations for the Remond
Grove hop on August IS were issued
| today.
f. NJ. Swanzy has gone to Kualoa 70
| join his family. He will return on
Monday.
The last quotation on Hawaiian
rice was4-4H cents. This is slight
decline.
Javelin. daughter of Creole, owned
by Charles Bellna of the Club stables,
has gone a mile in 2:O0A.
Little Maverick will be played to-
night by Katie Putnam and her come
dy company.
The Healani's have not decided
whether they will postpone their hop
few days during next moon.
Arthur Wilder and c. F. Peterson
are now privileged to practice in all
the Courts of the Republic.
The Minister of the Interior pub
fishes the new regulations for hack
and passenger vehicles with rates of
fare.
The appointment of the customs
gauger to succeed Professor Lyons
will be made by the Executive on
Monday.
a statement of annual accounts of
the estate of James Gay was filed to-
hv ha Il
Cecil Brown.
The monthly meeting of the board
of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. has been
postponed to the first Monday evening
in September.
Mclnerny's shoe store has Just re-
ceiyed a new invoice of ladies' even
ing slippers in sandals and ties See
ad on page 3.
People who object to sausage never
complain about Cares sausage, be-
cause it is made of the choicest homes
fed pork. See adj.
Williams Art Studio advertise that
they are not afraid that the public
will not be pleased with the photos
taken by that studio.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. and A..
NJ. will hold a special meeting this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Work in the Second degree.
All Oh, a Chinese burglar, was SEN
fenced by Judge Wilcox to nine
months Imprisonment this morning
on two charges of larceny in the sec
ond degree. .-
y neat honor has been paid Colonel
Fisher by Company A by naming the
camp at Makee Island after him. The
company will go into camp next Sat
urday afternoon.
The City Furniture store give no.
tice that the business in the last few
months has increased so rapidly that
they were forced to seek more COM
modious location. See ad.
The Supreme Court today gave au-
thority to William %. Smith and the
other trustees of the Lunaliao estate
to invest 500, 800 belonging to the es.
tate in Oahu railway bonds.
Assignee John f. Colburn today
filed a petition in the Circuit Court
requesting the allowance of accouuts
and the payment of a first and final
dividend in the Henry F. Poor bank.
ruptcy.
Admiral Beardslee had an interview
with President Dole yesterday after.
noon extending over an hour, in which
the question of negro labor was dis.
cussed. The President is very favor.
able to their introduction.
Rev. Douglas p. BRINE goes tc
Japan on the Doric Tuesday for 81,
weeks vacation. The Central Unior
pulpit will be supplied during his alb
sence by Rev. Mr.. Hoyt of San Fran
cisco, who will arrive on the Doric.
c. b. Wilson and Thomas Wright
will be the judges at the tug of wal
match between the Portuguese ant
Foundry teams this evening. J. L
Iorbert has been selected for time
keeper, and George Harris, marker.
1t is quite possible the Aorangi will
not return to this port. The Penguin
was expecting stores by her, but will
nave TO get what stores she can here
The withdrawal of the Aorangi will
throw the time table of the Canadian
line all out of gear once more.
q. ii. Berry made twelve consecu
tive bulls eyes at a distance of so
yards, and not at 200 yards, as state
by morning paper. Berry mad
TWO bulPseyes with his sighting shot.
and then, of course, had to run on
his score of ten shots. He modestl
says yesterday was an exceptional
favorable day for shooting, but hi
score was remarkable one neverth,
, less.