The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

News of the Day.
X. Fukudoda is holding reduction
sale of Christmas novelties.
The Japanese Merchants Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting
shortly.
Deputy Attorney General Larnach is
expected to return from Hilo next
Saturday.
Try boarding at Thurlow's for a
week and you'll try again. Merchant
and Nuuanu SITS.
If you are looking for an inexpen-
sive Christmas gift visit Carlos store
on Fort street above Hotel.
Thos. F. McTighe & Co., has just re-
ceived a choice selection of wines, IL
quors and fine old WHISTLES for Xmas
Judge De Bolt yesterday granted a
divorce to Issac Simerson from Mar
gazette Simerson on the ground OF
adultery
Hawaiian curiOs make ideal Christ
mas presents. The assortment at the
Womans Exchange is the largest m
the city.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. have
large assortment of choice perfumes,
extracts and toilet waters suitable for
Christmas gifts.
Judge De Bolt has denied a new trial
in the case of B. F. Dillingham; VS..
M. F. Scott, in which Judgment was
given for the plaintiff.
At the Chinese Fair Saturday from
IL a. m. to p. m. a hot Chinese
lunch will be served and JIM tln even
ing genuine chop suey.
The election of her dover rights in
| the estate of the late Prince David
iKawananakoa has been filed by the
widow in the Circuit Court.
Your picture in one of our artistic
frames will make a very acceptable
remembrance. Pacific Framing c.,
Nuuanu street below Hotel
Jack London and wife have ADAM
doned the yacht Shark, at least for the
present, and gone on visit to Tasma-
mia and New Zealand by steamer.
A novel and effective way of giving
Christmas greetings to friends on other
islands or on the departing Siberia is
to send them by wireless. Rates are
| low.
There will be dance given at the
Along Estate building by the Engineer
| Corps tomorrow evening, to begin at
eight-thiry. Everybody is cordially
invited to attnd.
The Friend, which has just come
out, has a fine picture of the late Rev.
DR.. Hiram Bingham on its first page,
and much interesting matter about
him in the next.
No other beer made today has so
soft and full flavor, none is so
sparkling clear and delicious as Primo.
1t is wholesome and good for you, too.
Try a glass with meals.
The HOLSTER Drug Co., have just
received fresh shipment of flower and
them before the heavy winter rains.
All varieties at lowest prices.
C. H. Dickey has been appointed
chairman of the committee of the Min
isterial Union having the matter of
divorce under consideration. He takes
the place of Rev. E. w. Thwing, who
has gone to China.
Fred. L. Waldron issued such beau
tifu calendar that the supply was eX-
hausted within day or two of it's
appearance. Other beauties in the
calendar line, besides those already
mentioned, come from the Palm Ice
Cream Parlors and the Honolulu Drug
Co.
It is stated that a bill may be In
troduced into the Legislature proor-
biting the Board of Education from
employing as teachers married wo-
men who have husbands capable of
supporting them. Senator Dowsett In
troduced such a bill last year, but il
failed to pass the house.
The Army board revisited Leilehua
yesterday with reference to the site
for the Cavalry cantonment, and to
arrange for the location of the quar-
tiers of the laborers. That the Army
officers intend to remain in close touch
with the work is evident, as three
horses were sent to Waialua today by
train for their use.
The Kaiulani School, OF which Mrs
Fraser is principal is preparing a no
vel exhibit for the Alaska-Yukon ex'
position In the shape OF a grass hui
IN miniature, with the full furniture
with which such building was equip
! nod in fbe old DAVIS In fine Meantime