The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.
ompany d drills tonight.

Company d drills tonight.
Summer School closes on Friday.
Major j. w. Jones is still under the
weather.
Eakin d Whitman claim for their
March wheel that it is great hill
climber.
Company and squad drills have
been the order of the day with the
visiting troops.
Red Cross headquarters on Nuuanu
street are open to the troops up to 5
o'clock this evening.
The Boston at Hawaii" by Lucien
| Young, is on sale at the Hawaiian
News Company store.
W. c. Crook, school teacher from
Makawao, Maui, interviewed the Nil
| lister of Education today.
! The Hawaiian Hardware Company
have something to say about harness
in their Timely Topics in this issue
Non Tai and Koo Won were fined
| 500 each in the District Court this
morning for having opium in possess
sion.
The Interior Office asked for sealed
| tenders for the construction of a hot
house, up to noon of Monday, August
LIST next.
Postal Savings Bank books Nos.
fO22 and SAB have been lost, the find
er will please leave them at the Pos
tai Savings Bank.
Daniel H. Case has filed his official
oath as court stenographer and J. f.
Bush, j. Sheldon and j. NJ Camara
theirs as official interpreters.
Annexation has brought about a
good deal of changing of hands in
real estate. There was one today,
cleared up $1,000 for the seller.
The President gives notice of the
appointment of w. II. Castle, H. P.
Baldwin and A. G. NJ. Robertson, as
members of the Tax Commission.
There will be a dividend due and
payable to the stockholders of Eva
plantation at the Office of Castle &
Cooke, on Saturday, July 30, 1898.
Colonel W. +. Allen. who left by
the Doric yesterday, will take his wife
east and leave her there for treat
ment. Mrs. Allen has been ailing Tor
many months.
"Who gave it away?" is bothering
a good many members of the Forty
Club today. AS usual in such cases
suspicious have been directed against
the wrong man.
John A. Moore says he enjoys his
stay in Honolulu. He is veteran
school teacher and takes the liveliest
interest in the Summer school. 1t is
meat and drink to him
The correspondents of tho various
papers all swear by the Honolulu eli
mate and they all consider Honolulu
one of the most charming places n
the world and who will blame them?
Keawe and Koi were committed for
trial in the Circuit Court today on
charge of robbing n Chinese of $3.50,
about July 18th. The crime is alleg-
ed to have been committed at Kamoi-
liili.
G. Meinecke, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of Waiohinu, Kau, and the
school agent at that place, was a pas
senger yesterday on the w. G. Hall.
He will remain in Honolulu several
days.
The soldier boys are round town,
and are fraternizing with the Hawaii
ans. 1t is pleasing to see now read.
lily the natives take to the Boys IN
Blue. There is nothing that they
think is too good for them.
Miss Craft, the special correspond
ent of the San Francisco Chronicle,
has decided not to go to Maui, as was
her intention. She is afraid she might
miss the raising of Old Glory, and 10
miss that might make her miss FOR
ever, which neither Miss Craft, ncr
her friends have anV idea of