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

A lot of business in small parcels
is recorded on change today.
Consul General Uyeno and Eleve
Consul Abe visited the High School
on Thursday.
Try boarding at Thurlows for a
week and you'll try again Merchant
and Nuuanu SITS.
Mr.. Haslett, night Waterman at Olaa
mill, died suddenly last Saturday night
of heart disease, as it is supposed.
At Dimonds you can get just what
you want for Christmas. All goods
are now here. Come and make selec-
lions early.
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer is a
cleansing and cooling preparation,
very grateful when the head is hot
ates the scalp.
Thos F. McTighe & Co., has just re-
ceived a choice selection of wines, IL
quors and fine old WHISTLES for Xmas
and New Years trade. Box 755. Phone
240.
There is no soda water that ap-
proaches that made by The CONSOLE
dated Soda Water Works. 1t will be
delivered to your residence at any
time. Ring phone II.
Stop in at Sachs and see the low
prices on the attractive holiday goods
on display next week. Specials for
Tuesday and Wednesday are offered
at 80 1-3 per cent discount.
243 new Regal models this winter
for men and women, every one per-
feet in style, and in the Regal quar-
ter sizes at $3.50, 81 and SIS. Christmas
certificates sold here to any amount.
Regal Shoe Store. McCandless Bldg.
The Pollard Lilliputians may arrive
sooner than had been planned. A ca
blegram was received at the Orpheum
yesterday asking what open time
there was at that house within the
next few weeks. They may come in
January.
There are people that want what
they want when they want it. Parti-
cular people should go to Iwakami's,
Hotel and Bethel for their Xmas silks
and Xmas goods Of all sorts, They
have an unusually good stock this
year.
Olaa mill began grinding this week
and expects to get 500 tons off to the
Coast by the bark Annie Johnson. The
Hilo Sugar Company will probably
start work on Tuesday while Waiakea
will follow about January Hawaii
Herald.
Honolulu Commandery X. T., held
its annual election of officers Thurs
day afternoon, with the following re-.
suit: W. H. Goetz Eminent Comman-
der; A. NJ Merrill, Generalissimo; J.
s. McCandless, Captain General; A.
Lewis Sr., Senior Warden; E. Hugh
es, Junior Warden; David Dayton,
Treasurer; ]. D. Tucker, Recorder.
Hon J. K Kamanoulu of Honolulu
recently elected to the House of Rep
resentatives, was a visitor to the coun-
ty seat of Maui last Saturday, Deem
Der 5. He came on the S. S. Clau-
dine in response to a court subpoena,
testified in the forenoon and returned
by the S. S. Mikahala via Lahaina on
the afternoon of the same day.-Maui
News.
On Sunday morning, at 7:45 o'clock,
a lively and very distinct earthquake
shock was felt in Hilo. 1t came from
the same direction as the heavy quake
of Sunday evening, September 20, and
though not nearly so severe was quite
/ as distinct-HaWaii Herald.
There was a small attendance at the
meeting of Japanese merchants called
by Fred Maxine and G. Negoro, OF
which the former was chairman and
the latter secretary. 1t decided to cal
mass meeting of japanese to adopt
a resolution demanding an increase OF
25 per cent in the wages of japanese
laborers on the sugar plantations. All
advance from $1S a month to $3.50 1.
asked.
Messrs. Hosmer, Watt Thurston, ]
B. Castle and George Williams have
been exploring in Puma, Mr.. Hosmel
particularly examining the forest anC
their possibilities, and Mr.. William
with an eye open to agricultural pos
sibilitles, Much was found OF inter
est especially great lava cracks an,
old caves. Mr. Hosmer viii continu
his work there TIL the end Of mex
week when he proposes 10 return 4
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