The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Tenders for school house and altera-
tions at Hanamaulu are advertised for.
A. D. Castro announces his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for Representative.
Pass book No Abs on Bank of Ha-
wall Savings Dept. has been lost. Re-
turn to Territorial Messenger Service.
Wall, Nichols Co. Ltd, have receiv-
ed their immense stock of School
Books and are selling them at best
price.
The Alameda tomorrow will bring
home the victorious Hawaiian cowboys
from the Frontier Day contests at
Cheyenne.
When you want anything in the
drug line try Honolulu Drug Co. Ltd
Odd Fellows Bldg. Fort street. Also
try the soda fountain.
The Free Kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Association will meet to-
morrow morning at the Y. w. C. A. in
the Boston Block at $3.50.
If you suspect that there is anything
wrong with your eyes consult A N.
Sanford the Optician. Office Boston
Bldg. Fort street, End floor.
You make no mistake when you de-
eide to use gas for cooking or lighting
A gas stove will cook anything better
than one that burns wood or coal.
The largest stock of school shoes in
the city is to be found at Manufacture
ers' Shoe Co. Correct sizes guaran-
teed See display in show windows.
Benson's dyspepsia tablets sold by
Benson, Smith & Co., Hotel and Fort
Streets, quickly relieve the discomfort
which follows indulgence in table de-
licacies.
CONSUMPTION is increasing among
Japanese laborers in these islands.
There are many deaths and the Japa-
nese charitable societies send many in
fected countrymen home to Japan.
Cultivate the Wireless Habit and
you will save time, money and an
xiety. Wireless is the quickest and
best way to communicate with folks
on the other islands. Rates are low.
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.
An order was issued yesterday di-
recting that High Sheriff Henry should
place Mage and Seyo, the two Japan
csc thugs, in custody to serve their
sentence of 10 months. Their appeal
to the Supreme Court was not sus-
tanned.
Secretary NagasaNa of the Japanese
consulate will soon go home on leave
of absence and may not return. He
has been in the consulate here nine
years and this will be his first vaca-
ton.
Allan Dunn, formerly of the Homo
lulu press, was elected one of the di-
rectors of the San Francisco Press
Club at its last annual meeting. Be
sides being a facile writer Mr.. Dunn
is a clever artist
Former Consul General Mkt Saito
was granted vacation on his return
to Japan and took his wife to various
summer resorts. On Angst 27 he began
his new duties as an official of the
immigration bureau.
A meeting for the benefit of Aliiolanl
College will be held at the store OF
Emmeluth G. Co. at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The business will relate ia
the project of holding a fair to raise
funds for scholarship.
N. Kobayashi, a through passenger
in the Tenyo Maru, is going to Mexico
1t is reported he intends to plant a
colony of Japanese from Hawaii in
that country, and for that purpose
wants only those who have some mo-
ney.
Judge Lindsay handed down deci-
sion yesterday in the suit of Henry
Smith, trustee, VS.. Raymond Reyes.
The suit was to set aside a certain
conveyance by which property was
conveyed to his wife and minor chill
dren and the defendant was upheld by
the judge.
S. Uyeno, the new Japanese consul
general, will arrive in the Korea on
the Goth inst. His wife and family
will not come until the new consulate
on Nuuanu avenue is completed. Short