The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-03
IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

An administrators sale of valuable
real estate appears in this issue.
Judge Robinson will set the criminal
cases in his court for trial on Friday
morning.
Emil A. Berndt, manger of w. w.
Dimond G Co. Ltd, will shortly leave
for the Coast.
Davison's Dressmaking parlors is
now located in the Young Building,
second floor, room 70.
The inventory of Julia Silva, as the
executrix of A. R. Silva, has been filed
and shows property to the value OF
$276O
Young Brothers will leave boat at
Fort street landing all night for the
benefit of officers and men Of the feet.
Fare $1OO.
Both centrifugal and beet sugars
went up little in price yesterday.
Mayhap the tide has turned for high
water mark again.
! Harry Corson Clarke, a comedian
who was here with the first Frawley
company, has a summer engagement
at the Casino theater in New York.
F. M. Pacheco has brought an eject
ment suit against Manuel R. Borje
asking that he be elected from land
near the west side of Liliha street and
pay $500 damages.
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick have TAX
en- Engleside The home where they
have been living is to be torn down
to make room for the new st. An
drews Priory building.
L. H. Cook of Honolulu has entered
the employ of D. E. Metzger on the
breakwater contract. w. D. Johnson
of Honolulu, has also entered the en-
ploy of Metzger.
A special meeting of Stockholders or
Kipahulu Sugar Co. will be held on
September 10th at 8 a. m.
Next time you're down town shop
lulu Drug Co. in Odd Fellows Bldg. a
trial. Delicious sodas and fancy drinks
served there at their best.
Have you got the wireless telegraph
habit Don't spend a week in worry
try wireless for business and personal
communications with the other ISL
ands.
Mothers! you will soon have to
look around for school supplies for
the little ones. Remember that Sachs
Dry Goods Co. can supply you with
the best in the clothes line at lowest
prices.
Fujimoto, working for the Japanese
Ballasting Co., this morning sustained
broken left forearm and internal in
juries through being hit in the break
ing of a derrick hoist at Waikahalulu.
Judge De Bolt gave a verdict foI
$639.44 in favor of the plaintiff in the
suit of A. S. Humphreys as trustee
l. for Mrs. Male Goo Wan Hoy VS.. Jes-
D sic Makainaf IN the Circuit Court yes
terday.
Rapid Transit Men, your lunches and
q other orders will receive prompt and
q careful attention at the Manhattan
D Cafe on Fort street. Rapid Transit
service is our speciality. R. w. War.
= ham, Proprietor.
The election of delegates of the It'll
o Precinct 4th District to the County anC
+ Republican Club district conventions
: will be held on Saturday between
and 7 p. m. at Lei POM Moi aHll
School street near the Bridge.
Beginning with the dedication of it
parish house this week, Central Uniol
church is holding series of midweel
literary evenings. Titles for coming
dates are as follows: Sept. 9, An OBJ
servation Meetingi 16, Missionary Con
cert; %, The Spiritual Messages o
Whittier; 80, Preparatory Service.
Governor Frear, Judge Sanford 3
Dole, Delegate Kalanianaole, Rev
\ Kwong Yin Tet, Dr. KatsuBi, Hon. A
d. Castro, Hon. 3. A. G. Long an,
British Consul Forster will be tn
speakers at the opening of the Higl
school building on Sept. II. After tn
exercises, beginning at 4:S0, tn
schoolhouse will be open for publ
inspection until o'clock.