The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day

LlhS meeting lliiS evening.
A probate notice appears in this
ssue.
Ine New England bakery cakes are
wholesome and rich.
The old coral building at the cor
lcr Of Nuuanu and Pauahi SITS. is offer
ed for sale. See Classified Ads.
The annual meeting OF the Hawaii
an Historical Society Will be held on
Monday night, p. m, at University
Cub.
Tnis is Alameda Night at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel, music Will be furnish
ed by the Royal Hawaiian Glce Club
as usual
On sale this week at Sachs at spe-
cial prices-Panama Sutings, Hen
r.etta, All Wool Vols, Mohair Alpacas,
and Cheyiot Serges.
George Guild left today for New
York on an important business trip.
He sailed on the Hongkong Maru and
will be compelled to pay the $500
penalty.
New line of basketry from Micro
uesia. Hawaii < South Seas Curio
Co., Alexander Young Building. Fans,
Loulu and Lauhala Hats, Fresh BAN
boo Mats, New Tapas.
Stop and see the up-to-date Perfecto
shoe in our windows. They are per
feet filters, with strong wearing quail
ties, in all leaJhers. Buckle pattern
and Butcher ties. Manufacturers Shoe
Co., Fort st.
Captain Heeney and Walton, Inspec-
tors of Hulls and Boilers, have near
ly completed their work here and will
leave for San Francisco on the Ala,
media next Wednesday. Their next
work win be in Alaska.
Chief Taylor and Officer Leal re-
turned last evening from two days
hunt for the Porto Rican outlaws, LO-
PEI and Rodrigues, in the pineapple
districts of Waimea and Pupukea, be-
tween Waialua and Wailee.
X Aiiima "a representative Of the
Osaka Iainichi Shtmbun, was the
guest Of the local Japanese press and
OF the Japanese Merchants Associa-
ton last evening at a banquet at Mo-
ch.zuH Club. He was passenger on
the Hongkong Maru.
The Hougkong Maru brought an ad-
diuonal secretary for the Chinese
Consulate at this port. He is Mr..
Leung Pt Chuan of Canton. He is a
relative of the former Chinese min
lister at Washington, and was a secre-
try of legation there for several
years.
An action in assumpsit was brought
yesterday by Z. NJ. Campbell against
Buckland's Business Bureau, Ltd, for
something like $12S5. it is claim for
moneys advanced by Henry Water
house Trust Co., Ltd, assigned to
plaintiff e. NJ Watson is the attor-
uey.
At the annual meeting of the Uni
versity Club last evening the follow
ing officers We're elected: President,
Sidney NJ. Ballou; vice president, A.
Gartley; secretary, Walter G. Smith;
treasurer d. w. Anderson; auditor,
A. j. Campbell; governors, e. A.
Mott-Smith, Clarence II. Cooke, Hen
~ E. Cooper.
- NOllAll4lltG VI Nv g W NC NplolhNSu
by the chairman, was authorized by
the Democratic Central Committee last
night to revise the rules of the party
in regard to the holding of primary
elections. The chair appointed John
Emmeluth, Frank Harvey, Charles l..
Rhodes, J. j. Fern and H. J. Moss
man.
over forty have sent in their names
for the Old Guard reunion and dinner
at the Commercial Club Monday
night. There will be responses to
toasts by w. L. Whitney, W. c.
Weldon, W. r. Castle, B. f. Diuing-
ham, Paul Super T. !. Lowrey, f. w.
Damon, Ed. Towse and w. L. Howard.
y. c. Dawes will be postmaster.
AT Home" invitations on picture
post card have been issued by the
City Improvement Circle Ct Kilohana
Art League for Wednesday, January
20, at p. m, at the old public mar
ket building Alakea and Allen streets
There will be an entertainment on
Town Halls-Ancient, Modern and
Immediate" and the occasion stated
is "the anniversary of tn eblrth Of
the martyred President William Nc
ley"
A motion has been filed by the de-