The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

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gade.
A bankruptcy notice appears in this
issue.
S. H. r. Fursay has taken out his
first naturalization papers.
1t is reported that Charles Wilcox
will be manager of Koloa plantation.
Twenty pupils in the public school at
Laupahoehoe have not been vaccin-
ated.
William s. Winter is suing Maria
H. Winter for divorce on statutory
grounds. 3 eS3s
The Board of Health advertise for
tenders for supplies for the Leper Set
tlement.
Most of the sugar mills in the ISL
ands will be grinding the 1909 crop
within two weeks.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening. Transaction of
business.
A quintet club will play and sing
during dinner tomorrow evening at
Thurlow's Cafe.
All members Of Harmony Lodge No.
8, l. o. o. F., are requested to attend
the meeting this evening.
Let the New Oahu Carriage Mfg.
Co. paint your vehicle for Christmas
and it will look like new.
The Christmas number of the Para
disc of the Pacific can be had heady
for mailing tomorrow for Csc.
A beautiful souvenir to send away
to mainland is the Christmas number
of the Paradise of the Pacific,
The Christmas number of the Para
disc of the Pacific will be out tomorrow
on time to send away to mainland
friends.
Edward Dekum, formerly of Homo
lulu, is going to spend the winter at
Wiesbaden and next spring resume his
continental travels.
A handsome line of 1908 diaries in
stock, pretty Christmas cards, every
size and style. Subscriptions taken
for magazines and periodicals.
For holiday suggestions visit Di-
mond's Crystal Palace. You will find
= courteous clerks ever ready to take
you through the different depart
ments.
Professor j. w. Gilmore, president
of the College of Hawaii, will address
the Commercial Club next Friday
noon on "The College of Hawaii, It's
Plans and Outlook"
It is expected that 92,5OO tons of SUI
gar will be marketed from central
Maui this season. Hawaiian CONNER
cial & Sugar Company expects an out
put of over $4,000 tons.
Regal Shoes are the perfect shoes
for Christmas or any other time. A
h perfect fit is assured by our quarter
sizes. Christmas shoe certificate
makes a hansome present. Regal Shoe
Stores.
Argument in the case of Lowrie VS.
Baldwin was heard in the Supreme
Court this morning, Judge Robinson
. sitting in place of Judge Ballou. The
case of the First American Savings &
Trust Company VS.. Treasurer A. ]
Campbell will be heard this afternoon
It is suggested by the Hawaii Shin
u pc that ten to twenty per cent Nigh
% be added to the working capacity o
plantation labor if a bonus were paiC
to laborers who worked full time, al
large proportion of the japanese
now lay off seven or eight days
month.
A meeting of the entire membership
= of the County Committee of the Re
> publican party is called for tomorrow
- night to take place in the Office o
. A. f. Judd, Stangenwald building, a
& o'clock. It is stated that Chairman
! Judd is prepared to hand in his resig
Z nation.
J There were 1853 calls at the Office @
Z the Associated Charities in November
= the same as in October. Three pa
! tients were sent to the Stranger
4 Friend beds in the Queens Hospita
! Some destitute families were relieved
4 The association disbursed $242.5
: through different benevolent societies
Z The second annual meeting of tn
} Hawaiian Beekeepers' Association wi
= be held on Wednesday afternoon at
\ o'clock, in the rooms Of the Mel
\ chants Association, McCandle'
Z block. The order Of business will !
! reports OF officers for the past yea
4 and the election OF officers for the el
= suing year. Members OF the associi
= ton are urged to be present
A big seal IN Oahu Sugar Compan