The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02
NEWS In A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Auto at hack fare, f. Lillis, Tel. 361.
The fleet is coming. Let us clean
up the city.
Try Lutted's Tabasco Sauce. For
sale at all grocers.
Hot or cold lunches served between
II and 2; all for Csc. Scottys.
E. X. Deyauchelle arrived in the
Claudine.
Secretary Mott-Smith returned from
Maui in the Claudine.
J. p. Cooke was a passenger in the
Claudine arriving today.
c. II. Fitzpatrick returned from the
other islands in the Claudine after
months absence.
There will be a rehearsal of the
Mascot" tonight A full attendance
is requested.
DR.. J. c. Fitzgerald, assistant Ter
ritOrial veterinarian, returned to town
in the Claudine.
Edmund H. Hart, clerk of Second
Circuit Court, arrived from Waikiki
in the Claudine.
Ladies will be welcome at the an
nual meeting of the Anti-Saloon Lea
que this Thursday evening.
Mrs, Carrie Jacobs-Bond delighted
the pupils of the High school yester-
day by singing for them.
e. H. Cant, superintendent of the
Hawaiian Mahogany Co.'S mill, ar
rived from Hilo in the Claudine.
The County Clerk advertises for seal
ed proposals for a water wheel, a gov
ernor, gate valve, ETC., for use in the
Electric Light Department.
Small cases of four dozen each, pint
bottles of Tansan, best for family use
Ring up III and order.
Vat Logs great annual reduction
sale is on, and will continue for three
weeks
The Alameda brought for the Palm
Cafe swell new line of Easter novel
ties and special attractions that are
becoming very popular. They are SELL
ing Gunther's and homemade candies
in pretty Easter boxes.
The secret of good eyesight is the
intelligent care of the eyes. If they
need attention, A. n. Sanford, Opti-
clan, can fit them properly. Boston
Building.
Sachs is Offering a new assortment
OF very stylish and handsome Easter
parasols, comprising every attractive
novelty in lace trimmed and fancy silk
effects at lowest prices.
Hawaiian Tribe No Improved Or
der of Red Men will meet at their
Council Chamber, X of P. Hall, at
1880 o'clock this evening. Members
are requested to be present. Chiefs
degree.
There is more economy and better
satisfaction in gas stove than in any
piece of furniture one can put in a
home. The time to buy one is before
the warm weather sets in. Honolulu
Gas Co., Bishop street.
1t is probable that Prof. Koebele will
in a short time be sent to Europe by
the Board of Agriculture and Forestry
and the Planters Association to look
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of enemy for the horn fly pest.
Have you tried it yet? The best
mineral water ever sold in Honolulu.
If not, go to the HOLSTER or Cham
bers Drug Co., any of the clubs, the
Young, Moana and Seaside Hotels or
any of the principal saloons, try a
glass of Tansan, then ring up III and
order a case.
The class studying the Far East
ern Question" under the auspices OF
the College Club will hold its last
meeting tomorrow at half past three
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs, ]. NJ
Whitney Punahou Street. Thee will
be a discussion of Americas CONNER
cial rivals in the Pacific, and a sum,
mary of the work done during the
! course
AS a result of the second trial yes
terday of the damage suit Of All Toy
VS.. Sylvano Nobpega, Judge Robinson
awarded damages for the plaintiff in
the sum of $11525 This is the case
in which a COW of Nobrega's got into
the Chinaman's strawberry patch anc
created havoc. At the first trial $3.50
in damages were awarded. r. M. Wat
son represented the plaintiff and II. M
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