The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Ring up 1879 for Quinn's $4,000 seven
seated Packard auto.
British S. s. Vermont arrived this
morning from Newcastle with coal.
An exceptional opportunity to Sc
cure a good position is offered bright
honest woman.
The finest 25c lunch-bar none-at
Thurlow's Cafe, Nuuanu and Merchant
| Streets.
John II. Wilson is mentioned as
Mayor Ferns possible choice for road
! supervisor Of Honolulu.
All visiting members of the B. P o
ElKs are cordially invited to attend
the dance to be given at the Moana
Hotel night by the local lodge
Ladies will find an unusually large
assortment of toilet powders in the
stock of Benson, Smith & Co. at Fort
and Hotel streets.
Ehlers clearance sale of skirts and
suits takes place on Tuesday Dec. LIST
at s o'clock See their window dis
play.
Adjutant General Jones has issued
invitations to inspect the new shooting
gallery of the National Guard this
evening.
Major Camara's new company OF
the National Guard Company c, will
take a practice march on Sunday, De-
/ cember 8.
Shoppers should be sure to see the
specials that are to be offered Friday
and Saturday at Sachs. They are
real money-savers, every one of them.
The annual meeting of the Waialae,
Kaimulki and Palolo improvement
Club is called for Friday evening at
s o'clock lat the government Nursery.
Judge Edings is being supported by
some Democrats for secretary to the
Mayor, but it is said the judge is
pledged to Charles L. Rhodes.
Oahu College has transferred lot 10,
in block 10 of the College Hills tract
to the Mid-Pacific Institute for con-
sideration of $1,000.
Henry May & Co. have just opened
a big shipment of Centennial's Best
Flour, the popular brand, and are now
ready to deliver it. Phone o.
! When you have been indiscreet in
your diet, and look forward to a sleep
less night a glass of Primo Beer will
insure easy digestion, quiet the nerves,
and insure sound, restful slumber.
The second trial of Ramon Roderi-
CUES has been set for Thursday, Dec.
8, by Judge Robinson. The jury dis
agreed in the first trial which was
held last week.
Foreman Morse, with gang of men
from the Public Works department,
leaves for Kauai on Monday to make
needed repairs to the public buildings
on that island.
D. L. Wilmington and Judge H. E.
| Cooper, who have been handling cases
before the United States Supreme
Court in Washington, returned to Ho-
nolulu this morning on the Hilonian.
| Sewer work on Pauoa road is being
done by Superintendent of Public
Works Campbell, who, since there was
little money available, is being helped
out by prison labor furnished by High
Sheriff Henry.
C. Shiozawa, former editor of the
Hawaii Shinpo, is settled at Kuma
motto, Japan, but may go to Toxic and
enter some business. The money he
made in Honolulu is slowly melting
and he feels he must begin a new
hustle.
Superintendent of Public Works
Campbell is preparing plans for an
improved water system which are to
be submitted to the Legislature. Larger
mains, the purchase of the upper Pau
GA springs, a new reservoir at Kali
muki and two new reservoirs on
Punchbowl are part of his scheme.
AS a result of the visit of Howard
M. Ballou of Boston to Honolulu, the
Library of Congress has ordered near
ly hundred volumes of books relating
to Hawaii Mr.. Ballou, former Gov
ernor Carter and Rev w. d. Wester-
welt last summer completed a biblo-
graphy of prints in the Hawaiian Ian
guage.
The family of the Japanese laborer
who was killed recently in an accident
on the Makaweli plantation has been
provided for by the plantation man
agement. Ikeda. the man killed, leaves
wife and two children, and the plan
tation has arranged for the widow to
be paid $40 a month as long as she