The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-02
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
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News of the Day,

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Auto at hack fare r.. Lillis. Tel 4O5. |
Try Lutted's Tabasco Sauce. ForI
sale at all grocors.
Hawaiian Lodge viii hold q stated |
meeting this evening.
The list of officers of Sugar Factors
co. appears i'm this issue.
Regular meeting of Harmony Lodge
No. 3 l. o. o. L. tonight.
Levers & Cooke list of officers is
published in this issue.
The list of officers of Hawaiian Elec-
trio Co. appears in this issue.
Two probate notices of the Second
Circuit Court appears in this issue.
Schuman received a new $4,45O
Studebaker auto in the Korea today.
The 'Waternouse Trust have houses
for rent from SIS per month upward
Ten of the stop-over passengers
from the Korea are booked for the
Volcano per tomorrow's KHAN.
Have gas installed in your house
and save money on your lighting. A
forty-fve candle power lamp costs you
only half cent an hour
When you want to try Mays Old
Kona Coffee, ring up Phone % After
you try it, you will always ring up
% when you need Coffee.
Joseph Mueller, manager of Pol
lards Liliputians, arrived in the Ko-
rea today with a large amount of new
scenery for plays to given here in the
Liliputian engagement. Charles Ches-
ter stage expert. for the troupe, also
arrived.
The case of Salamanca VS.. Luiz,
! for damages for the alienation of the
plaintiffs wife's affections, was this
morning continued until June 10TH on
motion of the defendant who is serv-
ing a six months sentence for his
improper relations with the woman
in question, and will not be out until
the time mentioned.
Officer A. X. Nawahi on Sunday
morning picked from a ditch near Pa
lama junction a Chinese, Lii Chea, and
sent him to the hospital with a hurt
head the Chinese stating that he had
been held up and knocked down. Fran
cisco Castro was identified by him as
the assailant
Bills of lading for R. P. Rithet
freight received this time by w. w.
Dimond & Company are in the name
of the Matson Navigation Company
final showing of the transfer of
ownership Of the Plenters line YES
sells.
The case of A. NJ. Brown VS.. Lee
Chuck ct al, was this morning sub
mitted in the Supreme Court on briefs.
a disContinuance has been entered
tn the case of c. F. Peterson VS.. Kalai
Athena ct al
f. L. Davis, who has been in the
employ of II. Hackfeld & Company
for some years, has resigned his posi-
ton, and will enter the new College
Of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
taking a course in Mechanical En-
cheering,
The case of the Territory VS.. Moses
Puahi, ct al. for ejectment, was ar
gued before the supreme court and
submitted this morning. The case of
the Territory VS.. Kapiolani Estate,
similar to the above will be argued
/ 'lllo tlILtl lOOll' J. nc Cuot VI COlDulll,
trustee VS.. Holt, ct al was submitted
in the Supreme Court this morning
on briefs.
! Julia II. Along, by her attorneys,
| Holmes & Stanley and c, II. Olson,
has demurred to the petition of Abram
Henry Along in which he claims $40,
600 on a promise. She says the only
/ legal contract shown in the petition
lis the agreement of compromise in
the original Along suit, which does
not appear to contain the promise al
legged in the petition.
A report has been filed in the Cir
cult Court by Arthur C. Alexander,
appointed special commissioner in the
case of May K. Brown VS.. II. Holmes
ct al. for partition of certain property
of the Holt estate, to make an exami-
nation of the land of Makaha, Oahu.
The Commissioner goes into the mat
ter fully, and advises that in his opin-
ion on equitable partition Of the pro-
perty could be made, IN view of the
various undeveloped resources DIT the
land, of which he names, the fisheries,
water power, stone quarries, sisal and
cocOanut culture.
A Chinaman named All Sun Jumped
off a Waialae car at the baseball park
about II o'clock Saturday night and