The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-14
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.
There will be a rehearsal of THE
Mascot" tonight in the Opera House
at 1880 sharp.
Lieut.. Cushman, of the Navy, form
erly stationed here, is still quite i'll
at Mare Island.
Have you read the latest popular
books? There are lots of them at the
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. Stop and
see them.
A. F. Knudsen will speak on Theo-
sophy at Room IL, Kapiolani building,
at 7:45, before Honolulu Branch,
Philosophical Society.
That there may be less trouble in
case of fire new concrete floors are
to be laid in the coal sheds at the
Naval Station.
Mrs. Josephine Cornwell, of this
city, returned from a short trip to
San Francisco by the Sherman, ar
irving this morning. g,
Stop that cough You can do it by
getting a 25-cent bottle of HOLSTERS
Cold Chocolates, a safe and sure cure
for all colds, coughs, and grippe. Hol-
lister Drug Co., Ltd.
Property owners who do not use
Pure Prepared Paint when paint is
needed, are neglecting their own best
interests and risking their property
needlessly. Levers & Cooke, Ltd.
The Board of Supervisors Will meet
tonight at the regular time. Routine
business and the passing of pay rolls
will be the only business of the even
! ing.
! Among the through passengers for
Manila on board the Army transport
Thomas is Col John B. Rodman, the
uncle of Mrs. Rudolph J. Buchly, of
this city.
The Hawaii Experiment Station has
received a number of improved varie-
ties of peanuts from Virginia, Any
one wishing to experiment with them
can have a sample by applying to
Jared G. Smith, Honolulu.
Local people are glad to see Cap
| tains Babcock and Bruguierre, of the
transport Sherman, in the city. Both
officers have been on the Sherman
for a long time and have made many
friends in Honolulu.
Our reputation as good, square
brokers" was not made yesterday; 1t
will out-last tomorrow. Hawaiian
Trust Co., Ltd, members of the Homo
lulu Stock and Bond Exchange.
The framework of the new shoot
ing gallery for the National Guard is
already up and the concrete floor has
been laid. The work is being hur-
ried along to completion.
The union services in the Metho-
dist Church began last evening, dur
ing which an excellent discourse was
delivered by Rev. A. G. McKeever
The congregation will meet in the
same place again tonight and Mr.. Nc
Keever will speak.
AT the Orpheum commencing this
evening the Majestic Amusement
Co. will open a continuous perform
ance of the newest and most up-to-datC
motion pictures and illustrated songs
Admission: Adults 1Oc.; children, &c
Evening, O'oOJ udIlhSS, Gov
Two of the Mongolia's passengers
from Honolulu, Rev. H. Isenberg o
Iihue and H. S. Wood of Alhambra
Cal. between them lost nearly $l5'
to pickpockets on arrival at Sal
Francisco. Mrs. e. S. Shepherd o
Honolulu went to the police station
and identified an arrested man as on
she had seen lettering at the dock.
A new pineapple cannery is benz
erected in Kalihi, just beyond the Ka
mehameha Girls school. Five and
half acres of land has been bough
: for this purpose by w. P. Thomas, @
Pupukea from ]. F. Morgan. The Ian
is on the tracks of the Oahu railroa
and pines will be shipped in by tn
car load to be placed in cans for shiI
u ment to the Coast.
,r All the office furniture and fixture
belong to the auckland Business Bl
reau Company, Ltd, was sold thi
noon in front of Police station to sa
isfy a judgment against auckland hel
by E. NJ, Campbell for $1,3O5,5O. Quit
r. large crowd were on hand befor
IN the hour set for the sale, among theI
being a number of Japanese and Oh
nese carpenters who were looking fc
chance to get some of the Office FL
lures at a bargain