The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day
ks meeting this evening.

Tom Sharp will be located in the
Elite Building after tomorrow.
Go to Carlo for bargains in watches
and jewelry. Nuuanu street and Fort
street near Hotel.
Life is the real thing when Ale
gretti's Chocolate Creams are at hand.
Benson, Smith 6 Co., Ltd.
Nothing to equal AlIegretti's Cho-
coate Creams. New assortment by
the Korea at Benson, Smith G. Co.,
Ltd.
Don't get stung-try Rainier beer
when you need a tonic. At all bars or
wholesale at Rainier Bottling Works
phone 3G1
Those WHO shop tomorrow at Sachs
should come early, as the store will be
closed after one O'Clock. Every spe-
cial feature will be OF interest.
Those who want a good wearing
mems shoe at moderate cost should see
No. 303, price $500 Made of the best
calf leather. Manufacturers Shoe Co.,
Ltd
Shop early tomorrow, for we close at
one O'Clock. We are featuring specials
that are real money savers; they VIII
interest you. N. S. Sachs Dry Goods
Co., Ltd.
All the downtown merchants will
be delighted at the opening of Scotty S
Cafe Mr.. Al ThurIow, Tor years chief
steward of the S. S. Alameda, will
have charge of bar and cafe.
An order to show cause why Anna
Kapule should not be declared in
competent and Victor Kapule ap.
pointed her guardian, has been made
by Judge Lindsay.
The Governor has received a photo
| copy of the declaration of the Con
gress of Governors. Signed copies,
engraved on Japanese vellum will be
presented to each Executive who was
present.
Governor Frear has received let
ter asking him to appoint delegates
to Women's River and Harbor Con
gress, which will work in conjunction
with the annual Congress, which has
become so important
Governor Frear has been asked to
| appoint a committee to collect funds
for the purchase of the farm in Ken
lucky where Lincoln was born. The
sum Of $4,000 has already been col.
lected and $4,000 more is needed.
The Portia is made after one of the
most fascinating models of the WON
ems shoe stores of Paris. The pointed
toe and well-turned sole give a neat,
graceful appearance. The Regal Shoe
Store
Suit for $4,000 has been entered in
Judge De Bolts court against Sheriff
laukea and A. p. Taylor, the former
chief of detectives, by William e. Pal
kuli, whom Taylor was accused of as.
saulting in the police station some
months ago. At the time the case
was dropped by the Grand jury.
Suit is being brought against Bert
Peterson by the James Compbell es,
tate for the possession of the vacant
lot on King street, opposite the Union
Grill The rent was to be $500 pei
year payable semi-annuually and Il
increase to $500 and then 5000. NJ
rent has been paid as yet and thu
Campbell estate wants the property.
The Board of Health will take III
the matter of the discipline of lepe
suspect at the Kalih detention CAM
at it's meeting today. The young fel
low in question leaves the camp when
ever he sees fit and is generally insub
ordinate. He is also charged witt
having maintained Illicit relation
with a girl who has since been sen
to Molkai
Through the instrumentality @
Manager f. w. Everton of the Sea
mems Institute, under whose ausp
ces the entertainment was giver
Rev. VIM. d. Westervelt delivered
very enjoyable stereopticon lectur
on board the u. s. s. Milwaukee las
evening, which was witnessed by
large number of the ships company.
The list Of officers of w. c. Pea
cock & Co. appears in this issue.
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