The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

meCS this evening.
Walter c. Weldon has choice eggs
for Matching from prize winning stock.
Address p. o. Box 65S.
Japanese and American drugs and
general merchandise at lshii, corner
Beretania and Nuuanu.
Join the Ohio Clothes Cleaning Co.'S
club and they will clean and press four
suits a month for SL5O.
Rudolf J. Buchly's violin concert at
Hilo was a great success. Mrs. J. 7.
Lewis was accompanist
Harry f. Dawson, Room Y, Young
Hotel has the latest Paquin models.
They make the SWEETEST gowns.
Sealing of Mongolia passengers bag
gage personally attended to by City
Transfer Co. Phone 1852. Jas. II. Love.
NJ. Ohta the contractor and build
err is now located at 636 South Hotel
street between Punchbowl and Alapai.
A. l.. C. Atkinson, attorney Of the
Anti-Saloon League, presented his re-
port at an executive session of that
body yesterday.
w. W. Ahana Co. guarantees a per-
feet fit with every suit. They received
the latest New Yorks shades by the
last boat
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Rubber Growers Association will open
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms
next Thursday morning.
Members and visiting mobiles iare
invited to attend the Ceremonial SEES
sion of Aloha Temple tomorrow at
1870 at X. of p. hall.
Democratic candidates in the late
election are making a tour of this ISL
land, thanking their supporters at
luaus here and there.
/ For the finest dry and seasoned AL
garoba, Ohio and Eiawe stove wood,
phone the Union-Pacific Transfer Co.,
Ltd. 122-12G King street, phone So.
Mr. and Mrs Melville NJ. Cover, who
lived in Honolulu for sixteen years
long ago, lately celebrated their golden
wedding in New Haven, Connecticut.
Anyone can make the finest pies in
the world by putting a filling of Heinz
Mince Meat between two light, haky
crusts. Ask for Heinz" at your gro
GERS.
Send wireless message to friends
after they have passed Diamond Head,
or before they sigh: it, The rates are
low. Inter-Island communication is
safe and speedy.
| Two beautiful elegantly dressed
dolls will be given away at the N. S.
Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd The con-
test will be decided BY votes, and will
| begin next Saturday
Randolph Beryl Derhinger, a naval
sailor, died Nov. II at Quarantine ISL
and of cerebro spinal meningitis. He
/ had been i'll five days and five doctors
had consulted on the case.
/ Attention of the police has been
called to the careless use of dynamite
/ by Japanese employed at "Klondike'
/ Browns scrap iron repository, Queen
street, whereby fragments of metal are
sent hurting about the neighborhood.
Ninety members and guests of the
/ Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
attended the banquet at the Alexander
Young hotel last night which signaliz-
ed the close of the annual meeting of
the association. A melodrama written
by James A. Wilder concluded the fes-
/ tivities.
Miss Katherine Lent Stevenson, pre-.
sident of Massachusetts, w. c. r. U.
who is stopping over in Honolulu fol-
a short visit, will preach in the FRS
Methodist church Sunday morning a
| II o'clock. She is an educated wo
man and widely known as teacher
preacher and writer.
Father Powell, VINO recently VISITED
Hawaii, was interviewed in San Fran
cisco, and said with regard to his expe
riences here that he was astounded a
the beauties of Kilauea Hawaii's fam
GUS volcano, which is tame and harm
less, but in a chronic state of eruption
Compared with Kiauea," said Fathe
Powell, "Vesuvius Is a tea-kettle."
Following an address from Fathe
Valentin, prisoners in Oahu Prisol
made a collection out of their scant
means for the fund to provide a re
firing home for the Sisters who hay
. been nursing lepers at Kalaupapa 70
twenty-five years. They raised six
teen dollars.
Mr.. Henry II. Williams and Mis-
Annie Ward were married yesterda
evening at the Roman Catholic cathe
dral. Father Stephen officiating, TIL
bride was given away by her uncle