The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day

A gold watch fob with initials r. C."
In was lost.
The Federal grand jury win report .
8n Monday
For a nrst-gIass shave go TO Lle
Union Barber Shop
Try LuUeds Tabasc0 Sauce. For
sale at all grOcers.
The Mana lands win probably be
postponed, pending a Te-survcy
Aufqrettrs chocolate creams, just
received by Benson, Smith G Co. Ltd.
Fifty feet 8 ply garden hose for $3.50
at w W. DimOnd & Co., Ltd. il lis the
best iu the city.
The stock books of Oahu Sugar Coz
Ltd, viii De closed TO transfers from
March 9th TO 18th.
The newly elected officers in Ben
son. Smith & Co., Ltd. are mentioned
in an advertisement today.
Paradise of the Pacific Floral Par
ade number. ready fOr mailing ID
cents. for sale all newsdoalers.
A Land Office sale of general leases
of rice land a. Kappa and cane land
at Huo is published in this issue.
Monday will be your first chance TO
see the new Easter line of suits and
millinery which will be on display at
n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.. Ltd.
Judge Weaver has granted a clear
title to Frank X. Howard to his keeau-
moku street home property, consisting
of III acres, and alued at $4,000.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Alex
ander Hume Ford are to cohaboratc
on a play, the theme and setting OF
which shall be Hawaii.
A. 5. Cantiu's residence was rob
bed recently Of $3.50 cash. Mrs.
Cantiu saw the burglar but it was too
dark to identity him and she was too
frightened TO give an alarm. Traces
show the burglar was barefOOted.
A report TO the Board Of Health
from a special committee Of the Hilo
Board Of Trade respecting the dis
graceful and unsanitary conditions Of
the government buildings in Hilo was
read and filed away for future action.
Exceptions have been filed by A. c..
NJ. Robertson for defendants in the
$4,000 damage suit of Jim All Hoy
against J. II. Raymond and Henry
Waterhouse Trust Co., trustee, to
Judge De Bolts order overruling their
demurrer.
Both the Federal and Territorial
Grand Juries have been investigating
Iwilei conditions, which, as stated in
The Star, were the subject Of meet
! ing Of the Ministerial Association sew
eral days ago. As a result, it is stat
ed, there may be some new regula-
lions put into effect.
The matter Of providing a burial
place for the INDECENT dead was dis
cussed yesterday at the meeting Of
| the Board of Health. DR.. Wayson
opposed the plan, on the ground that
the privilege of using the grounds
would be abused. The matter was
deferred for discussion at a further
meeting.
Frank Lilis begs to announce that
he is no longer connected with the
Union hack stand and will receive all
orders hereafter from The Territorial
Messenger Service Tel. 3G1 where ne
can be hal at any hour day or night.
Dusincss has increased to such an eX-
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another auto.
The routine reports presented show
that the chase after rats in Honolulu
and Hilo is keeping up and producing
results. In the two months last past
twenty-three hundred and odd rats
have been accounted for that the in
spcctors know of, while several hun
dred pieces Of poisoned food have
been eaten by rats
There VIII be meeting Of the Ha-
waiiau Territorial Medical Society at
the Office Of DR.. +. H. Humphris, IIo-
tel street, at o'clock this evening.
The society will consider the new reg
ulations of the Queens Hospital, and
DR.. Golfer will speak on the "Manag-
ment Of Plague During the Recent
Outbreak at Seattle"
A notable anniversary has just been
celebrated in the Gilbert Islands. Fifty
years ago last November Rev Hiram
| Bingham landed on the shores of the
Islands, the first missionary to carry
the gospel to that group. The ami
yersary of his landing was celebrated
by the thirty thousand Christian Gil
bertese last November, word Of the