The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

Eleven-foot shark at the Aquarium.
Detective Bureau Office, 80 Camp
bell Building.
Chief photographer Newell has re-
ceived the lantern slides for the public
lecture he is to deliver here.
A probate notice from the Second
Circuit Court is published in this is
sue.
This is the height of the oyster sea-
son and the Metropolitan Meat Co.,
telephone 45 can supply you with
something very fine in that line.
Tonight Katharine oliver will recite
DR.. Luke of the Labrador at the Kilo-
hama Art League rooms. Admission
IS cents.
Get the habit of using the wireless
telegraph for inter-island business. 1t
is the quickest and most convenient
way. Rates are low.
Gorham D. Gilman of Boston writes
a cordial letter of thanks to the donors
of a calabash presented to him in re-
cognition of his long and valuable SER
vices to Hawaii.
Why is the Manhattan Cafe always
full of customers? Because they serve
the best of everything in spick and
span style for a moderate price. K.
William Warham, proprietor.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. are now
carrying a fine line of exclusive and
original novelties and staples in black
| tan and white shoes for $3.50, $500
and $500. 1851 Fort Street.
! A. N. Sanford, the optician, takes {
! personal interest in the welfare Of hi
patrons eyes and all glasses fitted b!
him are scientifically adjusted witt
care and skill. Boston Building.
Governor Frear, Chief photographic
Newell and party will return to tow
on Tuesday morning next. They leave
Hawaii for Maui and Molokai on Fri
day night. From here on "Wednesday
next they will go to Kauai.
A dinner is to be given Consu
| Ueno at Mochizuki Club on Saturday
night. The affair will be a joint ont
| by the Japanese newspapers, the Japa
nese Merchants Association, japanese
Medical Association, Yokohama Speci,
Bank and the Japanese Hotelmen'
Union.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn,
Christian church is planning to hold {
rummage sale on the 2Sth of thi
month Persons having clothing o
other articles which they are willing
to contribute, please telephone Mrs
w. r. Foster, Palolo, or Mrs. w. G
Hall, Kaimuki, and the things will b
called for and gratefully received.
Representative of the Japanese Re
tail Merchants Association called Of
Consul Ueno yesterday to present
petition passed by their organization
demanding an immediate increase Q
the wages of the Japanese laborers o,
the plantations and asking the Consu
to take the matter up. The Consu
declined to consider the matter, think
ing it wholly outside his jurisdiction.
The Star is indebted to DR.. w 1
Alexander for No. IA of the Papers {
the Hawaiian Historical Society.
contains the Journal of a Canoe Voy
age along the Kauai Pals, made
1916, by Hon. Gorham d. Gilman; an
The History of the Hawaiian Missio
4 Press, with a photography of the EaI
K lier Publications, by Edward NJ. Ba
lou and George r. Carter.
Senator Perkins of California, wri
ing to acknowledge receipt of the al
nual report of the Honolulu ChambC
of Commerce declares that he is a
Z ways ready and willing to do an!
thing in his power to advance the il
:. terest of the city of Honolulu and IL
}. people of the Hawaiian Islands. In d,
= ing so he believes he is working fl
J the best interest Of the Pacific Goa
states, and he relates what he has a
ready done for Hawaii in Congress.