The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Ring up 1879 for Quinns $4,000 seven
seated Packard auto.
The band plays at Fort Shafter this
afternoon.
A parade of the N. G. H. on Tues
day evening is ordered.
Pineapples are little but lonely in
today's record of stock sales
There will be a meeting of the Board
of Health tomorrow at p. m.
Shippers by Alameda of Mrs. Kearns
Xmas preserves will please order ear
ly.
You never hear about "cakes that
mother used to bake" in the home of
the bride who has a gas range.
This week the allotment of space to
intending exhibitors at the Seattle ex-
position begins.
Thes. Lindsay has a large stock of
Hawaiian pins and brooches that
make very good Xmas presents.
Try some of our frog legs, nice, fat
and juicy. Thurlow's Royal Annex
Cafe
The pupils of the Haou school at
Hama, Maui, who are but fifty-siX in
number, planted over two hundred
trees on Arbor Day.
Miriam Nicholas is suing Alexander
Nicholas for divorce on the ground of
non-support. The couple were mar
ried in 1890.
1t is becoming the fashion to send
wireless messages to friends on arriv
ing and departing steamers. 1t is a
very pretty custom, and comparative
ly inexpensive
At the mems meeting in st. An
drew's Cathedral this evening the Rev.
w. a. Bliss will speak on "Christ's
Law of Peace and Love-
Bids for supplies for constructing
two miles of railway within the Pearl
Harbor reservation will shortly be
called for.
M. r. Counter, Fort street, calls
your attention to his beautiful line of
Jewelry, Toilet Sets and Watches. His
Christmas stock is unique.
Welch's grape juice is sold by the
bottle or glass at the soda fountain at
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, corner Fort
and Hotel Street.
The softest and mellowest beer in
all the world is the home brew, Primo
Beer. The very taste is different from
that of other beers, and vastly more
agreeable.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the
suit of J. J. Byrne VS.. Charles Baker
was given by Judge De- Bolt yester-
day. The suit involved little more
than $50.
Confidential matters may be dis
4 cussed with perfect freedom over the
automatic telephone. Nobody can but
in. Get your name on the list for ;
phone.
In the Circuit Court this morning
Samuel Parker was appointed guard
ian of Mary Beatrice Campbell anG
Princess Kawananakoa and of Kapio'
lani Campbell.
. Suit for divorce has been entered
\ against Kaaumoana by his wife Lille
Kaaumoana, habitual intemperance anC
non-support being alleged. The defen
dant is an employee of the Honolulu
Iron Works getting IS per week.
The condemnation suits for the Wal
y kiki property waited by the UmteC
States will probably be filed shortly
Amicable agreements have been reach
ed with all the owners except those o
the Noholoa property.
A. G. NJ. Robertson has entered sui
against Frank Godfrey for the sum o
= $2350. OF this sum he claims tina
, $1,000 is due him for services renderet
and that $1050 is due through a SINH
lar claim assigned to him by Thomp
son & Clemens.
= All Yum, hunchback Dootblack, 1
charged with stealing a purse with 81
r. from a surrey outside the Hackfelt
2 wharf when the S. S. Asia was in port
: He confessed and the money was re
, covered.
Intending passengers for the Korea
by placing their orders with tn
Union Pacific Transfer Co., may b
sure of having them placed in the pro
per state rooms and sealed compart
ments. 1926 King street, phone 5S
y The Central improvement Club ha
% called a meeting to consider the step
which can be taken toward preventin
further encroachment on the residen
tial section by the tenement houses
II viii be held at s o'clock this eyenin
In the Senate Chamber Of the Capito
Attorney General C, II, Hemenwa,