The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

A probate notice appears in this is
sue.
X. C. fruit jars 75c dozen. w. w.
Dimond & Co., Ltd.
Mrs. Corrine A. Fairweaher was
granted a divorce from her husband |
DR.. Fairweather this morning.
Governor Frear in an interview
strongly opposes the Idea of govern
ment by commission for Hawaii.
The Hawaii Railway Co. Ltd. Of Ma
hukona, Hawaii, advertises for pro-
posals for the construction of trestle
bridges.
Sabins bright paper, The Pacific
Prospect, is out for August. 1t keeps
up the spicy standard set by the first
number last month.
Judgment for plaintiff on foreclos-
ure of mortgage for $500 was rendered
by Judge Lindsay in the suit of A.
Garvie ct al VS.. Polite Bird ct al.
Some very handsome things in the
way of draperies and curtain nets at
Sachs. Make it point to call early
next week and see the new goods.
Lloyd W. Childs, agent of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee at Los An
gees, has been appointed by that body
as it's representative at the Seattle eX-
position.
DR.. V. G. Heiser, the chief quaran-
tine officer of the Philippines, called
on Governor Frear this morning. He
will visit the Molol1ai Settlement with
DIR. Cofer next week.
George Nowlein, a brother of the
late Sam Nowlein, died at Ieahi Home
on Wednesday of chronic nephritis. He
was born in Lahaina and was n years
of age He had been ailing for a very
long time.
james Laing is at the Maui Hotel for
period of ten days under the care
of Dr. R. H. Dinegar. He is being
treated as a result of a fall from which
he sustained a broken rio and other
injuries.-Maui News.
If you want your shoes mended
quickly and cheaply take them to Re-
gal Shoe Store Repair work done by
special machinery, only the best leath-
you wait if you are in hurry.
Judge Lindsay appointed Tora Mu-
rakami guardian of laisuke Muraka-
: mi, minor, under $4,000 bond. The
: ward is heir of a wealthy japanese
who died lately, leaving a large store
on Hotel street as part of his estate
Division Chief of Engineers Biddle
8 will arrive in this city on the Septem-
Der transport. He\was to come in Oc-
tober on his annual tour of inspection
but is a month ahead on account of
the trouble over the harbor contract
Rapid Transit Men. your lunches and
other orders will receive prompt and
careful attention at the Manhattan
Cafe on Fort street. rapid Transit
service is our speciality. R. w. War
. ham, Proprietor.
1t was only the board of governors
that was elected by the Commercial
n Club on Thursday night Three arr
n new ones under the rule that makes
b that number retire each year. Tn,
board meets within a week and electi
the officers.
L. G. Kellogg has sold out his entir
interest in the Hawaiian Office Spe
y cialty Company, located on Fort street
- The chief owners in the concern ar
now Charles Marquiz, James L. Holt
the ex-tax assessor and Richsrd A
Cooke 1t is probable that the com
pany will be reorganized at once.
g. Harris, negro bluejacket of tn
u. S. Iroquois yesterday attempted +
p choke himself to death with pair 0
Joined socks in a cell at the police sta
ton Turnkey Fern discovered an
o. saved him. Harris was in the brig 70
desertion, escaped and was turned oy
er to the police.
A 100 piece dinner set for SASS
y Fine decorated Austrian china ware
: Lewis & Co. Ltd, Crockery Emporium
, 1863 King street, Telephone 24O. Ca
in early and get set before they ar
all gone These are superior and hig
class. Nothing cheap or common
bargain not TO beo verloOked.
Messrs Harding and Doyle of the In
Il ternal Revenue service returned Mon
"a day from a tour around East Maui
They came back through the crater
An ignorant guide plotted them acros
the mountain but missed the watering
places They ana their horses wer
without water for thirty-hye hours
The trlR should have been made easil'
la a ~ hours.-Maui News