The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

The Honolulu Times for December
is out.
Miss Mabel Akamukoi and Harry
Wood we're married on Wednesday. at
Peleula, Rev. Mr.. Nakuina officiating,
1t is rumored that a designer for
the Federal building is on his way
here to study the situation and sur
roundings.
E. M. Boyd, formerly secretary Of
the Promotion Committee, is now in
the real estate business in Los An
geles.
Frank Stack former Punahou boy,
now in school on the Coast, is recov-
ering from an operation on his skull
just back of the ear.
Why try any other kind of mince
meat, when your grocer keeps Heinz
Mince Meat and recommends it as the
best on the market?
Primo Beer makes a good, safe fam
lily beverage for table use A glass
with meals gives a keen appetite and
assures an easy digestion.
II you are interested in motor cycles
it will pay you to wait a few weeks
for the new Reading Standards for
which f. o. Hall & Son are agents.
The S-piece standard silver plate
tea set on sale tomorrow makes an
excellent Christmas present. Do not
overlook the opportunity. w. w. Di-
mond & Co. Ltd.
If you have eye troubles, come to
us. We are frank in the treatment Of
our patients and never fit glasses un-
less they are needed. A. N. Sanford,
Optician, Boston building.
The statistics of the births in the
Territory for the past eight years,
published exclusively in the Star some
four months ago, have just been COM
piled according to local publication.
Deaths from contagious diseases, in
the district OFF Honolulu during the
fifteen days ended November Is were
one from diphtheria, seven from tu-
berculosis and one from typhoid fever,
a total Of nine.
is done under a guarantee, and by
careful. experienced movers. Prompt
moving at reasonable rates. Union
Pacific Transfer Co., Ltd. 1926 King
street, phone So.
Judge De Bolt, upon motion of the
defendants in the suit of John w.
Cathcart VS.. the Hawaiian Gazette
Company for libel, has issued an or
der that the plaintiff shall show cause
why he shall not be compelled to give
bonds for the costs in each suit. Ar
gument on the order will be heard on
Monday morning at o'clock.
The exceptions of the defendant in
the case of Carl Waldeyer VS.. the
Waikiki Sugar Company were over
ruled in the Supreme Court this morn
ing. The court held that there had
been no abuse of ldiscretion when
Judge Kepoikai denied the motion of
the defense for continuance.
Judge Kingsbury conducted his first
case in the Territory as United States
Commissioner this morning. He
bound over Livia Malakaua and Malta
Pipilani to the Federal grand jury on
a charge of adultery. The man was
held in $500 bonds and the woman re-.
leased on her own recognizance.
We are pleased to announce to our
numerous customers and the general
public that we have secured the SER
vices of Madame Josephine who now
has complete management of our mil
linery department. All orders will re-
ceive our prompt and careful atten-
ton and at lowest possible prices.
Your patronage solicited. Isoshima,
King street.
w. r. Castle has locally discovered
the new comet. Barely visible to the
naked eye it is clearly so with a field
glass Last night at o'clock it was
about fifteen degrees below and a lit
tie to the left of the constellation of
the Eagle. This constellation can be
distinguished by three stars in the
western heavens about forty-five de-
gress above the horizon at eight
o'clock These three stars are in line
almost horizontal and the, middle one,
Affair, is much the brightest of the
three.