The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

A poundmaster's notice appears in
this issue.
Secretary Mott-Smith returned the
official call of the new Japanese consul
at the consulate this morning.
An experienced gasoline engineer is
wanted for the Hamakua Ditch Co
Particulars of Lewis & Co., agents.
The latest PaQuin models which are
in vogue at present and make the
SWEETEST gowns can be seen at Davi-
sons in room 70 at the Young Hotel.
Dimond's are Offering a splendid bar
gain at present in dinner sets in the
famous Limoge China. We shall be
pleased to show you these sets.
The N S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., will
show next week something very new
and stylish in India Linon waists,
trimmed in insertion and tucks.
The Consolidated Soda Water Works
Company Ltd, make all kinds of soda
water and have the finest distilled wa
ter extant. Try a High Ball" with
their soda. Phone Il.
Why is the Manhattan Cafe always
full of customers? Because they serve
the best of everything in spick and
span style for a moderate price. X.
William Warham, proprietor.
Mrs. Becky Santos, an old Hawaiian
resident of Hilo, died on Sunday from
heart failure, a disease from which she
had been ailing for some time.-Hawaii
Herald. -s,s, -,
Intending passengers for the Sibe-
ria, by phonlng the Union-Pacifc
Transfer Co., may have their baggage
checked at their hotels and correctly
placed on the steamer Phone So.
The Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoe
for boys and girls fits the growing foot
as no other shoe can, and wears like
iron. A comfortable, durable shoe for
small price. Regal Shoe Store.
Daisy Wagner has entered suit
against Charles Wagner for divorce
on the ground or desertion and intern
perance. The libellant was mixed up
in an Edmunds Act case in the Federal
Court.
Norman Watkins, with his fellow
candidates Hughes and Logan as pas
sengers, drove his tourist car from
the Haleiwa hotel to town last night
in two and half hours, arriving about
1880 this morning.
Governor Frear, Director Newell, Su-
g Dbl
bell and Land Commissioner Pratt have
been on the island of Hawaii for five
days. They will arrive in Hilo to-
morrow.-Hawaii Herald.
Secretary Mott-Smith has received a
very pleasant letter from Manager G.
Fairchild of the Makee Sugar Com
pany on Kauai, offering automobiles
and horses and the throwing open his
house to the Governor and party when
they make the Kauai trip.
Delegate Kuhio arrived yesterday by
the Mauna Kea from Honolulu. This
is his first visit to Hawaii since he re-
turned from Washington, and he will
receive a warm welcome during his
trip through the Big Island.-Hawaii
Herald
Mrs. Mary Atcherley states that she
has heard from many people of the ISL
and of Hawaii that everything over in
West Hawaii is solid for Link McCand-
less for Delegate to Congress. Mrs.
Atcherley also announces that she will
campaign for N(cCandless land all
others who before the beginning of this
campaign lent their efforts in behalf
OF the lepers."
1t is a subject of general remark
that among the artistic exhibitions in
the way of pictures of political can
didates adjoining the walls of places
where people father, none is as perfect
in it's attractiveness and winning style
as that of w. P, Jarrett wha is the
Democratic candidate for Sheriff. lima
leis in colors are reproduced by way of
ornament and a neat and unique black
frame encloses all.
A peculiar cablegram was received
this morning by U. S. Marshal Hendry
from u. S. Marshal Elliott of San