The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

| a PROBATE nOtlce appears In TINS IS
sue.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Lodge
No. GIG, B. p. O. E., this evening.
The new Art Photo Gallery guaran-
tees satisfaction with all pictures talk
en-
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening Work in third
degree.
Hotels and high class boarding
houses are filling up with. winter
guests.
Try boarding at Thurlow's for a
week and you'll try again. Merchant
and Nuuanu SITS.
Tungsten lamps are superior to any
other lamp in brilliancy, quality and
efficiency. Hawaiian Electric Co.
F. f. King well and favorably known
about town leaves for Sydney the early
part of January to be gone some time.
Thos F. McTighe & Co., has just re-
ceived a choice selection of wines, IL
quors and fine old WHISTLES for Xmas
and New Years trade. Box 755 Phone
24O.
1t is said that the Democratic ma
chine is working to revive the scheme
of separating the garbage service from
the road department.
The Streets of Canton" will open
at the Chinese church, Fort street, to-
night and be continued day and even
ing tomorrow.
Bonine's moving pictures of Kilauea
crater in action, shown by f. W. A
Borgan, has made a great b in Chi
cago and other cities.
The Board of License Commissioners
will meet on January II to consider
the application of Shunichi Nekomoto
! for a wholesale license.
Thurlow's Royal Annex is distribut-
ing a very fine calendar in colors. The
design is artistic, and the calendar
will be much in demand.
A letter mail for the mainland will
close at 4 p. m. today, to go by the
Claudine to Maui and thence by the
Arizonan.
Isoshima's two big stores are replete
with holiday attractions. Fort street
near the Convent and King street near
Bethel.
1 Smiles in all feathers black, patent,
tan, white buckskin at $3.50 to $50
Newest styles in Balmorals and Ok
fords at the Manufacturers Shoe Co.,
Ltd.
Besides installing ten new fire alarm
boxes, the Fire department is chang
ing eight boxes. This makes eighteen
boxes in all to try out with alarms
that need not alarm the town.
In the suit or NJ. F. Scott VS.. Maria
Joseph Pedro, in which Judge Robin
son gave judgment for the plaintiff, a
new trial has been allowed and the
case was recommended before Judge
De Bolt yesterday.
| Don't have your piano or furniture
moved by cheap, irresponsible express
men,-it's too expensive. We are res
ponsible for all damage, and our rates
are always reasonable. Union-Pacific
Transfer Co., Ltd, phone So.
Every Christmas delicacy that one
could possibly make use of is made
by Heinz in the superior Heinz way.
Ask your grocer for Heinz Mince
Meat Apple Butter Tomato Soup and
Catsup, Dill and Sweet Pickles, etc.
Judge De Bolt yesterday reserved
to the Supreme Court the question OF
whether the $3.50 paid TO the Ameri-
can consul at st. Michael, Azores, in
the case of Cardozo VS.. the Portuguese
Beneficent Society should be consider
ed as costs of court
The coat offered by Mr.. Sayegusa t.
the person holding the largest mum
Der of his coupons at the close o.
business December &c is very hand
some The coupons are given will
every sale of articles and as the as
sortment is large and the prices low
! the business being done is large.
At its meeting yesterday the Hawai-
Promotion Committee agreed TO a po
Icy OF hands off regarding the coast
wise law suspension bill It's recort
OF approving the bill therefore stands
On the suggestion of G. p. Wilder b.
letter. the secretary will call the at
tention of the Supervisors to the des
truoti0n OF street signs by vandals.
Through a suggestion made by 10y
Chllds. the Hawaiian Seattle Fai
commissioner an offer has been mad
by the Southern California Fruit
!, Growers Exchange 10 admit the pine
annie growers OF Hawaii into member