The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give condensed
News of the Day.

mond Head Signal Station wishes TO
extend his thanks to all those for their
| kind Christmas remembrance.
Hustace Peck Co, Ltd, are adver-
Using their Standard tire protectors as
being very durable and preserving to
tires
According to the appraisers report
submitted to Judge De Bolt yesterday
the estate of the late Sylvester Cullen
is worth $2215.
Try it for a week or two-a glass
of Primo Beer with your lunch or din
ner. See if it doesn't give you an APP
petite and make you feel fifty per
cent better
Call at the American Hawaiian Pa
per e Supply Co. for one Of their com
bination calendar and steamship sche-
dule blotters. They will be published
monthly and can be had for the asking.
The N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. are
offering for Saturday six specials that
are the acme of economy See their
ad in this paper for the prices. Drop
in Saturday and see for yourself.
When you wish to reach the other
islands or a steamer between Homo
lulu and the Coast, send a wireless.
1t is quick and sure, and the rates are
low enough for anybody.
Henry May & Co, Ltd, have large,
fresh shipment of Centennial's Best
Flour in stock If you have not tried
this fine flour before, try it now. Phone
20.
DR.. d. p. Ordway's Improve Plaster
cures all kinds of lung and bronchial
diseases, kidney disease, cramps, dys-
pepesia, rheumatism and neuralgia.
Ask for it at the Honolulu Drug Co.
The military electric line to the Wal
kiki Notifications will connect with
the Rapid Transit line at Saratoga
street on Kalakaua avenue. 1t will
not shut out ordinary traffic.
]. K. Sumner and Carlos A. Long
have patched up their pilikia and a
document has been recorded, whereby
the latter has again become the trus-
tee of the former.
A number of Hawaiians are consid-
ering writing to Delegate Kuhio ask
ing him if possible to get the War
Department to organize a company OF
Hawaiians for service here in Hawaii
Four and a quarter acres of land at
Niolopa, on the eastern side of Nuu-
anu Valley, has been sold by the r.
X. C. Rookie estate to William Pfoten-
hauer for the sum of $4,000.
The Rapid Transit cars will run one
hour later than their usual schedule
time tonight. This will make the last
cars downtown for the suburbs leave
at half past twelve o'clock.
E. Rudland Bode has resigned as or
ganist and choirmaster at ST. An
drew's Cathedral. Hugo Herzer will
direct the choir and Miss Emily Tay-
Tor will be the organist
The adoption papers through which
Mercedes Briggs becomes legally
known as Elizabeth Harvey and the
adopted daughter of Miss Flora Har-
vey, were signed yesterday by Judge
De Bolt
W. G. Irwin is expected to arrive in
Honolulu in February to remain here
most of the year, while w. NJ Giffard,
who has had the active management
of the business, goes on an extended
vacation.
There will be a watch night service
in the Methodist church this evening
beginning at 1920 Rev. John w.
Wadman will preach. Subject, THE
Folly of Worry" The public is cor
daily invited.
Besides preparing to build an extern
sion to Pearl Harbor naval station,
the Rapid Transit Co. is constructing
freight cars to handle military traffic.
An improved brake is adopted, which
will likely in time be used on all the
company's cars.
J. F, c. Hagens, in a published let
ter, asks 'If, according to the new
agreement between Great Britain and
i the United States, letters weighing one
ounce or less will be forwarded for two
cents and domestic letters are carried
/ from this Territory to the mainland
also for two cents, would n postage
of four cents be sufficient 20 Great Bril-
| tain from these Islands?"
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