The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-13
IN A NUTSHELL.
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News of the Day.

Detective Bureau Office, 81 Camp
bell Building. Il
Judge Weaver will open a course in
"Civics" which he is to conduct, at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight.
The Leading Hat Cleaners makes
a speciality of cleaning Panama hats.
Fort street opposite the Convent.
The best ice cream and cake and as
good meals as can be had anywhere are
to be had at the Palm Cafe. The SER
vice is excellent.
A balky span hitched to a watering
cart caused block of several minutes
to Hotel street car between Fort
and Bethel streets at o'clock this
morning.
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.
Fire Insurance with the right COM
pany is always a good investment. Ev-
cry property owner should be insured
in one of our standard companies.
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd.
The Hawaiian News Co. have NOV
ed to new location, two doors above
their old one in the Young Building,
and are prepared to carry on a bigger
business than ever.
The HOLSTER Drug CO.'S Soda EX-
pert has perfected the invention of an
entirely new concoction, known as the
Club House Sandwich, that is really
delicious. Ask the soda man.
Suit for foreclosure of mortgage has
been brought against N. G. Peterson,
C. F. Peterson and Carrie e. Peterson
by w. o. Smith as trustee for Emmett
Sharrat Stoney, Frank G. Sharrat and
W. A. Bailey.
Dingy walls may be made to look
as fresh and bright as they ever did
by the application of a few pounds
of Dekorato, a beautiful and durable
wall finish sold by Levers & Cooke,
Ltd, III s. King street.
Royal Malt Extract is properly
named because it suggests its real
quality. 1t is neither beer nor an
intoxicant and should be drunk by
persons whose systems are run down
Benson, Smith & Co., agents.
A deed from Mary Rookie, of Col
chester, England, transferring a lot on
| H. I7,,-o c;5o of Nr,,uon,, c+raot irei
above Wyllie street, to Richard A
Cooke, was filed yesterday. The lot
is four acres in size and was bought
for $500.
Burton Holmes, the public lecturer
| has cabled to r. X. BONNIE, his ole
friend, expressing regret for the sen
sational preference to leprosy in his
recent article on Hawaii in the Ladies
Home Journal "Thoughtlessness'' is
his excuse.
Hon. Mason MITCHELL American Con
sui General at Apia, Samoa, who unit
recently represented our Government
at Chunking, China, has kindly con
scented to address the members of thu
Chamber on Wednesday at p. m. Mr.
Mitchells subject will be "Westerl
China
A deed from Richard Armstrong t,
President of the Kings Board of Edu
cation and executed on April 20, 1851
transferring forty-four acres of Ian
in Manoa Valley to Louis Maigret TO
a consideration of $221.95, was rec
Orded yesterday by Registrar Merriam
The deed was found after a long scare
in the records Of the Catholic Churc
and clears up the titel to the land.
Mr. Marquee of the Office Suppl
Co., Ltd, returned from a bushes
trip to the Coast on the S. S. Korea
bringing with him the latest "Wou
der" in the typewriting world. TIL
Remington Standard Typewriter Nc
del with the "Wahl Adding and Sui
tracing Attachment" The Office sur
ply Company will be pleased to demon
strate the merits Of this new time-sav
: ing Wonder" and cordially invit