The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

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The fleet is coming. Let us clean
up the city
Try Luuted's Tabasco Sauce. For
sale at all grocers.
Hot or cold lunches served between |
II and 2; all for 25c. Scottys.
Haiku, Paia and Pioneer each declar-
ed dividend of one percent today.
A bankruptcy notice In the matter
of H. s. Swinton appears in this issue.
Judge Stanley was one of many at
torneys leaving for Hawaii by the
Mauna Kea yesterday.
DR.. Hubby and his sister Mrs. Hill
were among the arrivals by the Ma
rama yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Krumbhaar are
among the Claudines Maui passen-
gers sailing on Friday.
The Superintendent of Public Works
advertises the sale of Government lots
on Luso and Hotel streets.
Mrs. Newell and the Misses Winston
were among the Mauna Kea passen-
gers for the Volcano yesterday.
H. G. Plummer, who has been in this
city in connection with the Hilo break
water contract, left for the Coast by
the Alameda.
Jealous of the water-of course
they are-It is better than anything
on the market-Pure Transmitting
up I'll and place order.
Rainier Book beer came this year
in kegs only, not in bottles as an
nounced in an advertisement. The de-
mand for the Rainier this year is I'M
pIecedented. At all bars or by the
key at phone 1881.
Lieut.. j. D. Neyin, who arrived from
Midway on the Iroquois few days
ago, sailed for the Coast on the Ala
media this morning. He has been Or
dered to proceed to Washington.
j. J. Hammond, the crack shot from
Australia, left for the Coast on the
Mariana yesterday He is bound for
the worlds championship shoot which
takes place at Monte Carlo.
Why do they all use it? Whole
salers, Retailers and Consumers? Be
cause it is the best-the best in every
way-in quality, in medicinal proper
ty, in effervesence and in price
What? Why Tansan of course.
Housewives should take advantage
of the special reduced prices in some
of the standard goods at Henry May &
Co., Ltd, made to create interest ia
those special articles. Phone %.
T. Edward Wilder of the CONNER
cial Association of Chicago, has cabled
to the Chamber of Commerce that he
is reliably informed there will be
favorable action on the Pearl Harbor
bill in Congress this session.
Manager George Chalmers, of the
Waimanalo plantation, sailed for the
Coast today accompanied by his wife
He will visit in Berkeley with his
children who are at school in that
town.
The Holokanana Club elected the
following officers at its annual meet
ing held Monday night: President, j
Souza vice president, j. Kuahiwa;
secretary, J. Kaiehu;. treasurer, Miss
Sarah Victor; assistant treasurer, San
| Hop; sergeant-at-arms, F. l.. Akana.
The Hawaiian Carriage and Mann
featuring Company is hard at work OF
six big derricks for w. H. Hogs, which
will be used in his contracting work
Four of these will be able to lift sly
tons, one will be twice this size anC
the sixth will take twenty-ton load.
Judge Dole on yesterday approved
the quarterly report of George A. Da
Wis u. S. Commissioner, for the quar-
ter ending March 31st. Mr.. Davis re
Gently resigned from the position, ant
this is consequently his final repor
as a commissioner
Father Valentin on Tuesday call
ed on Governor Frear and introduce
the Rt. Rev. George M. Lehman, d. D
Bishop of Auckland; the Rev. ]. +
Patterson, and the Rev. F. Lynch, VIII
are passengers on the Mariana el
route to Europe from New Zealand.
Rainier is tonic that really tone
up the system. No other beer will d
as much for you nor can you have a
much fun over beverage and feel a