The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-30
NEWS IN a NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CondenseC
News Of the Day

Tho New England BAKERY cakes are
wholesome and rieh
For filing tax returns. tomorrow will .
Dee the Ias. day.
The Mutual Telephone Co. new list
of officers i'm this issue.
Have YOU tried Buuernut Bread at
the Palm Cafe? IL Is delicious.
Il. O. Hall * Son received direct
from England a large assortment OF
the famous j. Y L. pocket knives
In all the world there is no cigar
that comes up to- the Rough Rider
sold by Fitzpatrick Bros. and the Myr-
tie Cigar Store.
Demmrers have been filed by Dr..
Raymond and Henry Waterhouse Trust
Co. in the suit Of Jim Alloy VS. j. II.
Raymond and others.
Our misunderstanding bargains
will begin on Monday, February 3rd.
Watch our ads. ~ S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co., Fort St. and Beretania.
Albert f. Judd, guardian of the late
Susan Brash, has filed exceptions to
the supplementary report o. job Bat
chelor, master, on his final accounts.
A bill of exceptions has been filed
by Kona Development Co. and f. b.
McStocker to Judge De Bolts ruling
in the matter o. arbitration between
those parties and NJ. f. Scott.
Papers in the case OF e. NJ. Camp
bell VS.. Buckland's Business Bureau
for $12S5 for money loaned by the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company al
various times and in small amounts
were returned from Hilo today where
service was had on c. r. auckland
the proprietor of the Bureau
At the annual meeting Of the Mu
tual Telephone Company held this
morning, the present officers Of the
I Company were reelected for the en-
suing year. Nothing of great import
auce came up at the meeting, the
reading of reports and the minutes
of the last meeting taking up the en-
tire session.
A meeting of the directors of the
Merchants Association Will be held to-
morrow afternoon at three O'Clock to
pass on the request Of the citizens
of Maui relative to KahuIui harbOr.
After the matter is settled, the com
mittees who have been appointed to
serve for the ensuing year will be an
uounced.
A cable was received yesterday af-
tenoou by II. Hackleld & Co. from
Yokohama stating chat the Korea had
sailed for this port and would arrive
the morning of the seventh leaving
the same day. The cable stated that
there would be room for 100 first class
passengers, and $50 tons of freight.
A testimonial showing their appre-
citation of the services rendered to
their home government by the G. w
Stevens will be presented to him by
Japanese of Honolulu when the diplo.
matte advised of the Japanese govern
ment passes through here on his way
to Washington. He will be presented
with a diamond ornament appropriate
| ~ engraved,
It is reported that another JAPANESE
theatre is soon to be butt in Honolulu
The site is at the corner of Pauahi anC
Smith streets, gnd the building /!
planned to be much more elaborate
than either of the existing playhouses
The second floor of the building will
be devoted to the purposes OF a Jap
anese club.
A motion has been entered in tn
. Circuit Court, and an order for hearing
issued by Judge Lindsay, that p. L
% Whitney be cited to show cause VIII,
he should not be adjudged guilty o
contempt of court in not having com
pied with an order made by Judg
Gear, on June 10th, 1904 The mo
ton is made by M B. Silveira and SIl
veira & Co., parties in an action 70
partition of the estate Of Ain, deceased
The claim set mp is that Whitney wa
Z ordered by the court to pay to tn
' petitioners $50. co. which he has fail
ed to do
Kamaka Molmala has entered a pc
u tition in the Circuit court that she y
appointed guardian of Agnes Lokelin
Mollumaia, her granddaughter, a chi