The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17

full assortment Of brer's calabashes
and meerschaums. Fitzpatrick Bros.
George A. Moore & Co, San Fran
cisco, write to the Chamber of Com
MERGE here, soliciting consignments OF
copra and urging its production in
these islands. They speak well of a
sample of Hawaiian copra they have
seen.
Oahu College will close for the
Christmas vacation tomorrow with
Christmas programs. That of the Pre-
paratory will begin at 10, and that OF
the College at 11:15, in Charles r.
Bishop hall. Parents and friends are
invited
Ed. Duisenberg and Miss Marion
Roth, the two victims of Sunday
nights automobile accident, were
moved from the Queens Hospital yes
terday, Mr.. Duisenberg being taken to
rooms at the University Club and Miss
Roth to the Young Hotel. Both are
recovering rapidly from their bruises
and the severe shock.
Automatic Telephone operators
never oct tired or cross. Their nerves
are STEEL Call or phone to Water
house Trust CO. and subscribe for an
Automatic phone.
Three hundred Japanese at Kahuku
plantation have signed a petition to
the Board of Health, praying that in
stead of removing their camp as or
dered the Board spend the money re-
moval would cost on making the pre-
sent site sanitary. They object to the
new site proposed on the ground that
it has no supply of water for bathing.
A cablegram was received here yes
terday stating that the appeal of the
defendant in the Bierce VS.. Hutchins
suit has been dismissed in the United
States Supreme Court. The local SUI
preme Court sustained judgment for
500 600 in favor of the plaintiff, which
was appealed from. This was erro-
neously mentioned as $4,000 in the
morning paper.
After connection is made, it is abb
soluteIy impossible for third party
to get in on your line when you use
the Automatic service. Subscribe at
once at Waterhouse Trust Co.
| Green Xmas Trees at Lewis Co.
Ltd. the Household and Santa Claus
Emporium. A complete line of deli
cious delicacies for Christmas cheer.
Plum Pudding, Mince Meat, Napa and
Sonoma Wines, MonOpOle (Red Top)
Champagne, Liquors. Bon Bons, Christ
mas Tree Ornaments. Chatting Dishes
and many other things useful for a
Christmas gift. 1863 King street. Tele-
phone 240.
Miss Eliza Johnson, sister of Mrs.
William Savidge, was married on
Wednesday evening to James A. Boyd,
son of James H. Boyd of Honolulu,
by Rev. Father Stephen at the resi-
dence of Mr. Savidge. After the cere-
mony light refreshments were served
and a reception was held. The young
couple left for the Boyd home at the
head of Manoa valley, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
You don't have to wait for busy
operator to make your connection
with the Automatic telephone, you
can make it yourself.
Mrs. Maria S. Davis died at Mokapu
Koolaupoko, on Tuesday in the S5tf
year of her age. She was the widow
of Judge Robert Davis, to whom she
was married as the the widow of Henry
Sea- the first marshal of the kingdom
Mrs. Davis leaves one son, Robert w
Davis, of Koolaupoko; a daughter
Mrs. James A. King, and a brother
John X. Sumner, besides a number
of grandchildren and grandnephew
and nieces. Funeral services will b'
held this afternoon at three o'clock a
the Roman Catholic cathedral