The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-23
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News of the Day.

February Q, Tag Day, will interest
A Land Court notice appears in
this issue.
A bunch of keys is lost Reward
at Star office.
town. Silent Barber Shop.
Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals.
Frog legs, Holsters and oysters.
The annual meeting of the Mutual
Telephone Co. will be held on Jan
uary 30.
A notice to creditors OF the estate
of William S. Lowe is published IN
this issue.
Governor Frear yesterday return
ed the call of Captain Bostwick of the
U. S. S. Buffalo.
Morimatsu and Hatta, tried without
jury for vagrancy, were discharged
by Judge lie Bolt
See Bishop Trust Co.'s ad for resi-
dence properties for sale in different
parts of the city.
Commercial Ratings. Mercantile
Reference Agency. No. 1910, Young
Building. Phone 129.
The Honolulu Times for February
with varied fancies in prose and verse,
was issued yesterday.
A new crew will be signed by the
| schooner Helene next tuesday and
that vessel will sail day or two
later.
The pictures at the Gem theater are
both amusing and instructive and car
ry you through different countries and
| people.
In polishing off, DRINKS this morn
ing Judge Andrade assessed a woman
Sc, native man 81 and two malihinis
SO each.
The Board of Health decided that
the leper apparently cured by Dr..
/ Wayson cannot be released without
denomination.
The Tungsten lamp makes the use
of electric light so reasonable than
no one can afford to be without it
| Hawaiian Electric Co.
Col Schuyler and Major Foster OF
the Fifth Artillery accompanied by
Col. Jones of the n. G. H, called on
Governor Frear this mroning.
The bicycle patrolmen were chang
ed around in their beats last night
This is done in order to familiarize
them with different parts OF the toWn'
Morgan sold few of the stray lots
in the Gear, Lansing & Co tract at
Kaimuki at noon today, but bidding
was so slow that most of the property
was withdrawn.
There will be a special sale OF
white goods of every description at
the n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., be-
ginning Monday morning, Jan. 25th.
Tremendous cuts in prices.
Diphtheria. prevalent in different
parts of the city, was discussed by
the Board of Health yesterday. 1t
was resolved to institute a strict
quarantine of all cases Of contagious
disease. -'@
Burns NIGHT will be celebrated by
the Scottish Thistle Club at Waver-
ley hall tonight with a long program
wound around a smoker
Expenses Of the Leah Home for
1908 were $17,393.24 The cash bal
ance Dec 81 was $59OOS0. being over
5000 more than at the first of the
year. During the year. DR.. Sinclair
reports, 112 patients We're treated. of
whom 40 wer inmates Jan. /, 1908.
Fifty-nine were sufferers from pull
monary tuberculosis. There were 80
deaths. The trustees are C. H. Ather-
ton, ]. P. Cooke, Alexander Young,
G. F. Davies. w. o. Smith and A. w,
T BOttomley.
I The Board Of Supervisors of Hawaii
complained to the Board of Health
about the removal of John M. Herring
from the position of fish inspector.
/ President Robinson intimated there
were good reasons why Hering's SER
wees should not have been retained
Again the sailing time of the Helene
Tor Hawaii ports has been changed
she will get away at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Another late island vessel today is
the Niihau. expected in this morning
from Kauai with sugar. She will like,
ly show up late this afternoon.
, Contrary to expectations, the
! freighter Pleiades did not return from
Kauai until this afternoon, being
sighted at 70 o'clock. Tt will, in con
sequence, be impossible to send hel
out tonight She will sail sometime
tomorrow for the Golden Gate
| You will find Culman's watches