The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.

Seats for Dante's farewell perform
ance are now on sale.
Drs. Wood and Cooper are in charge
at the Red Cross Hospital.
The Won Hamm-G Dung wedding will
take place tomorrow evening.
Yale examinations at Oahu college
will continue tomorrow and Friday.
Several members of the family Of
Collector General McStocler are i'll.
Tonight at the Opera House Burton
Holmes VIII take his audience Into
Morocco"
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright and family
| publish a card of thanks to friends in
this issue.
Consul Haywood was around for
| short time this morning after his Sc
we're Illness.
Pain Fook was fined 500 in the po-
lice court for having opium in his
| possession.
Class dag at $50 and Y. NJ. c. A.
rally at $40 this evening ut Kamehn-
meha schools.
The marriage of Miss Myra Sloggett
and j. f. Humberg will occur next
| Tuesday evening.
George II. Paris of w. w. Dimond &
Co., leaves for the east today, to by
goods for his house
The banquet of the Honolulu Crick-
ct club will be held on Saturday AZ
ening of this week.
T. b. Chaplain, veterinary surgeon
and dentist, office at Hotel stables, has
"A card in this issue.
Kealitilia was sentenced to three
months on the reef for stealing
| horse and selling it.
Corporal Max Hirschman, Company
F, has succeeded Sergeant a. Dahl
strom, gone to Manila.
Pass book No. 1868 on the Postal
Savings Bank has been lost. The fin
der will please return.
Gus Schuman received sixty head of
fine mules by the bark Allen, and he
will offer them for sale.
On Saturday evening, July =, there
will be IA benefit ball rendered the
| Concordia Portuguese band.
Editor w. II. harrington leaves Dy
the Rio this afternoon to return with
his wife by the Coptic in July.
The grocery trade of j. Hutchings
is on the increase, the result of Civ
ing the best goods at low prices.
Mr.. Coleman expects news by the
mail on the Sth proX. of the new as
sistant secretary of the Y. NJ. c. \.
II. Il. Walker, agent for the Blick
! typewriter, claims it to be the equal
of any, and superior to many makes.
Charles Muletner of the regulars
made the first gold bar in the present
regimeutal contest yesterday. His
score was 49,
Harry ArInitage publishes in this
issue list of shares of stocks he has
for sale. Office, corner of King and
Bethel streets.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock James f.
Morgan will sell the entire furniture
of n. S. Sachs at the residence On
Lunalilo street.
a notice to former residents of Sou
thern California who have friends in
the Seventh Regiment, California Vol
unteers, appears in this issue.
Eakin & Whitman are sole agents
for the Tribune bicycle, consequently
they are anxious that they are re-
paired as they should be.
1t is estimated that the second en-
petition of American transports spent
$25, 900 in this city. Nearly all of the
men had money, which went freely.
A handsome forty pound fruit cake
is displayed in the window of Horn )
bakery, the work of Herman Horn,
for the Won Hamm-Y Young wedding.
A dividend is due and payable to
the stockholders of the Eva Planta-
ton Company. at the Office of Castle
d Cooke, on Thursday, June 30, 1898
Manager w. J. Lowrie of Eva re.
turned by the Kinau yesterday after
noon from Kaunakallai, where ho
went to ''size up" the new plantation
Trimmed hats in the very latest de
signs and sailor hats in great variety
will be offered at Miss Killean's clear
ing sale to commence tomorrow NOR
ming.
The Kinau brought 1,945 bags O.
sugar, 342 of potatoes. 1913 of corn, 10t
bales of ava, 1874 of hides, 20S sheep
SO hogs, 25 cattle and $50 packages o
sundres.
An attempt to burglarize the hous,
of American Minister Sewall las
night was frustrated by the timely
awakening of the members of The
household.
Members of Company F, the regn
lars, will assist at the theater on Sat
urday night, during Dante's bulle
catching feat. Captain Zeigler will