The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News of the Day.

Thayer Piano Co.
Jordan are displaying new materials
for children's wear,
The Governors Thanksgiving Pro-
clamation is published in this issue.
Emmeluth & Co. gives prompt at
tention to all job work in plumbing.
Rooms and board at the CORTLAND
corner Punahou and Beretania streets.
Koa furniture made to order by
Wing Chong Co. King street near Be-
thel
The latest Partisan gowns at Mad
anne Lambert Harrison Block, Bere-
tania street.
DR.. F. Seminar graduate optician
is in charge of H. F. Wichman's opti-
cal department
All members of Harmony Lodge No
8, l. o. o. F., are requested to attend
the meeting this evening.
Chank Bling has withdrawn and
Chang Kee has been admitted as
partner in the firm of Wing Sing Wo
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs z. Cremer, of Grove
Farm, Kauai announce the engage
ment of their daughter Sophie to Mr..
Gustav A. Meyer, of Honolulu.
William Z. Bellina and Adelaide V.
Correa were married Saturday, the
ceremony being performed at Kawaia-
hao church by the Rev. Henry II. Par
ker.
The N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. have
an unusually fine large stock of Holt
day goods of every description. The art
department is full of many handsome,
/ stylish novelties.
| Dat & Mossman have just received
big shipment of new papeteries-
1909 diaries, Christmas and New Year
cards and New Year calendars. IS
Merchant street, near P. o.
Our Star and Wilson Bros. shirts are
selected for their handsome patterns
and colors. Stop and see them in our
windows-the finest shirts made to-
day, Silva's Toggery, King St., near
/ Fort.
No matter how far gone your shoes
ere, we can make them look and wear
like new shoes, and do it within fifteen
mindos. Give us a trial Whole
soles and heels, 50 90, half soles and
heels, 81 25. Regal Shoe Store.
Mr. Frost, who has been connected
with c. B. Hofgaard & Co., of Wal
80, Co., tu-o ,-oorc hoe racioOpd his
position and viii leave for Honolulu
at the end of the month in order to
enter the employ of Thee. H. Davies
& Co.
The annual meeting of the W. c. T.
U. will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 2:S0 at the home of Mrs. j. M.
Whitney, Punahou street. A cordial
invitation to all ladies is extended.
Mrs. Katherine Lent Stevenson will
give the address.
A Japanese hack without a driver
figured in a runaway Saturday night,
ending in a wreck against telephone
pole at Halls corner. The horse
butted his head through one of E. O..
Hall & Sons plate glass windows, but
without much hurting itself
On Saturday November p, W. w.
Dimond & Co. will have on sale the
celebrated wild Rose Tea Set" 1t
comprises 6 tea spoons, 1 butter knife,
! 1 sugar shell in standard silver plate.
The set is now on display and may be
inspected at any time, The 8 pieces
only SIPS.
A treatise on sisal cultivation in
Hawaii written by DR.. A. Marques
while acting consul for France, has
been issued as a French public docu-
ment. The author holds that sisal is
capable of being made greater than
sugar as a source of wealth to Hawaii
The engine hauling the passenger
train due at Honolulu at O'Clock last
night hit an open switch and was
dumped into the turntable pit. ThC
engineer and fireman saved themselve!
by jumping. By the parting of the
couplings the cars were saved from
injury.
Superintendent Jack McVeigh o
the Molokai Settlement is in town ant
has practically closed deal for
maving picture machine and a suppl.
OF films for the Settlement A. Cart
ley is advising Mr.. McVeigh concern