The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Harmony Lodge meets this evening.
Dividend No. 1873 of Eva Plantation
| Co. has been declared.
The Honolulu Times for August is
out and being read by everybody.
| The annual meeting of McCaDe, |
| Hamilton & Kenny Co will be held on
July 2S at 10 a. m.
Nigel Jackson wants to meet any
| 12O-pound man in the fleet or ashore
for any number Of rounds.
Boys of the Navy, the largest assort-
ment of Hawaiian curios is at the Wo-
mans Exchange, Hotel and Union
streets.
A cross complaint has been filed by
the defendant in the Minnie Wills VS..
! c. II. Wills divorce suit in which one
John Cabral is named as co-respon-
dent
There is nothing quite so good, il
YOU are drinking beer, as a glass OF
Rainier. You can get it at any bar or
from the Rainier Bottling Works,
phone 1881.
Try Benson, Smith e Co., Ltd, for
articles for the toilet. There is the
largest assortment in the city to draw
from in that store. Toilet soaps, tooth
powders, razors, etc.
The Board of Liquor Commissioners
has granted a saloon license to K. Ono
and S. Kikegawa for the premises at
King street andl the Iwilei road, for
merry occupied by the Banzai saloon.
A transfer of a little over 5000 feet
of land on Bingham stree. from George
P. Denison to the Hawaiian Trust
Company, trustee for the Sugar Plant
| ers' Association, was filed this morn
ing. The consideration was 5000.
Mrs Evelyn Clark Morgan, repre-
senting the Christian Herald, is visit
ing Honolulu. She is writing notes OF
travel Mrs Morgan is staying at Mrs
McDonalds, opposite the Pleasanton.
The electrical decorations on the
| Young Hotel and Executive building
/ will not be removed till after the de-
parture Of the Pacific fleet which is
due here in the first week of Septem-
Der. This arrangement was made a
! few days ago with the committee on
: decorations
The floor of the dancing pavilion
erected for fleet week by the Enter
tainment Committee, will be sold al
auction when the battleships leave. Il
contains about 1900 square feet of incl
by G-inch lumber. 1t is impossible t.
leave the floor down till the Pacific
fleet comes, as by September it would
- have warped out of shape.
A. j. Mcleod of Kihei plantation
}. went to Honolulu by the Mauna Ke;
Thursday evening, where he will taxi
steamer for the Coast en- sroute t
Canada He expects to return in sil
IN, n
10 employees of the plantation assem-
bled and presented Mr.. Mcleod with
s. valuable gold watch as a mark Of thei
49, esteem-Maui News.
Sunday afternoon the Christian En-
deavorers of Central Union church hell
/, their usual monthly service at Lean
- Home The principal address was de
livered by c. w. Renear. Songs wer
q sung by several of the Endeavorer
present. in a very pleasing manner
- The meeting was closed by the distri
button of fruit to the inmates of tn
Home.
On The recently completed addition
IN st. Andrews cathedral was consecrat
Ob ed yesterday in the presence OF lare
congregation. Present and taking pal
in the services were the clergy of a
the congregations OF the church IN NJ
nolulu and many of those from MAJ
to and Hawaii The choir was great
.st augmented. and the service entirel
e. choral. Bishop RESEARCHES dedicatio
sermon was largely historical of II
Episcopal church in Hawaii.
The open air service at Emma squal
last night was attended by about 81
people, mostly men. The choirs OF S
Andrews cathedral, st. Peters and S
Elizabeths, accompanied by the ban
sang Onward Christian Soldiers
Nearer My God to Thee" "The Hyn
for Those at Sea-" and my Count
2 IT'S of Thee the large assembly joi
p ing heartily in the singing. Bish'
Restaricl1 spoke on the, subject "Qr
you like men, be strong and the Re
w. H. Bliss spoke on obedience"