The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-15
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. Fol
sale at all grocers.
Colored Eggs, SOC. per dozen, at w.
Easter.
Attend the union meetings in the
Methodist church tonight. Rev. A. G.
McKeever will speak.
Mrs. Williams OF Olaa was among
passengers arriving on MONDAY in the
Enterprise from San Francisco.
Tenders for extending the sewer sys-
tenn are advertised for by the Supe.-
intendent of Public Works.
Miss Eleanor j. Waterhouse and
Miss Irene S. Fisher, both former Pu-
nahou scholars, are now teaching in
that institution.
Yhen you're run down, the tonic for
you is a glass Of Primo Beer with your
meals. It's the softest and most mel
low beer that is brewed.
Lovejoy e Co. are having a large
sale of the famous Cream Rye, the
whiskey of the connoisseur. They also
handle the famous Bartlett Springs
water
Cards have been issued by the Col
lege Club for a dramatic reading of
Job on Thursday, April %, at $3.50 at
the home of Mrs. Marx, 2709 Malliki
road.
In the matter of the estate of Antoine
Rodrigues before Judge Lindsay this
morning the motion of Attorney Achi to
distribute the income was continued for
two weeks.
Have you seen the display of Koa
furniture in the window of the Ha-
waiian Office Speciality Co., Ltd?
Some of the prettiest wood that has
ever been made up.
Much admiration and comment have
been excited by the beautiful Easter
display of millinery at Sachs, in trim
med hats for ladies and children. Mod
crate prices are the rule.
Mrs. E. M. Taylor, in the Young
building, has imported especially for
the Easter season large consignment
of Easter Lilies and Lilies of the Val
ley. SmilaX and plants for church
decoration always on hand.
The StudeDaker Automobile handled
by the Schuman Carriage Co. entirely
does away with troubles arising from
batteries, spark coils, spark plugs and
wiring. 1t has none of these 1t re-
duces your troubles to almost nothing.
Every boat from the coast is bring
ing large consignments of stock for
the American-Hawaiian Paper Co.
They are headquarters for Irvine, wrap
ping papers and everything in the pa
per line. Cor. Queen and Fort streets.
Return was made today of the pa
pers in the divorce suit of Helen w.
Kelsey VS.. Henry E. Kelsey. The de-
PENDANT was served in Hilo. The di-
vorce is asked on the grounds of non
support.
T. ]. Fitzpatrick has purchased the
handsome mahogany fixtures which
were acquired by the Hayselden Tobac-
co NOulDduy lIOIl DdNlu Lawrence q
Co. The Hayselden Tobacco Co. Will
extend its field in the jobbing line and
not go into the retail business.
It is reported that there is probably
some mistake in the shipment of rifles
for the local companies of the National
Guard. In addition to the shipment OF
1000 rifles made to this Territory re-
Gently on the Alameda, 500 more came
yesterday by the transport Sherman
This gives the Territory nearly three
times the number of rifles needed to
arm the National Guard under the
present conditions.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Litchfeld are still
at Santa Cruz, California, where they
went the first of the year for the Oene-
fit of Mr. Litchfield's health. While
he is much improved he has not fully
recovered from his severe accident here
where he was run over by an automo-
bile.
The Supreme Court this morning
granted the right of appeal to the Unit
ed States Supreme Court by the de-