The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-21
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
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News of the Day,

The best 25c lunch in the city is &c
! be had at Thurlows. ..
Dividend No. 14f or Eva FlahIalro'
co is due and payable on June 80
A reward is offered for the return
or n lady's lace handkerchief lost near
Oahu College. .,
The adjourned quarterly meeting OIL
the Union Feed Co. will be held Oh
June % at 10 a m.
A gentlemans solitaire, diamond
ring is lost. Liberal reward for IT'S
return to Jas F. Morgan.
A GLASS OF beer with your short
order at Thurlow's is just the thing
Ernest II. Wodehouse has been re-
appointed by the Governor as mem
Der of the board of prison inspectors
| for Oahu.
Once more the celebration of the
Fourth of July in Honlulu is likely 10
be left in the hands of the Sons OF
the American Revolution.
Fresh frog legs and all the delica-
cies of the seasons at Thurlow's all
the time.
District Attorney reckons and Mar
shall Hendry made a flying sea trip
for their health to Maui Friday night.
They went in the Claudine and re
turned in the Mauna Kea.
There is nothing better for the pur-
pose than witch hazel paper 1t is
sanitary. Benson, Smith eco, Ltd,
only
The next Alameda will bring the
HOLSTER Drug Co. a beautiful line OF
gold and silver Gillette Razor combi-
nation sets.
Regular meeting of the Royal School
Alumni will be held tonight at the
A Patria Society Hall Members are
requested to attend.
Order your stove coal of the Homo
lulu Construction and Draying Co.,
Ltd. Phone PSI, and you will find it
far cleaner and better burning than
the usual run of coal.
Look at the attractive suiting in
Summer weights at W. w. Ahana Co.'S
store, 62 S King street They are the
best ever brought to Honolulu and
there equal cannot be found this side
of New York
w. G. Walker, manager of Ookala
plantation, has been seriously ill from
pneumonia but is now improving. A
trained nurse was lately sent from
Honolulu to attend on him.
Rev. DR.. Wadman and Rev. DR..
Jones will leave on the Mauna Kea
for Maui tomorrow. They will make
tour of the Island and visit the diff
ferent Korean churches, of which DIR.
Wadman has charge.
The service at the Oahu penitentiary
yesterday took the form of Il farewell
to John M Martin, who will leave on
the Aorangi for Vancouver and Seat
tie, to attend the conference of the
Epworth League in the latter city.
Onely one live crab arrived in Hno
for the Rod and Gun Club out of the
one hundred shipped at San Francisco
and fifteen out of fifty striped bass.
The shipment of oysters was more
successful, half the consignment of
one hundred reaching there in good
Japanese higher wage promoters are
charged with having instigated suspi-
cion of a fellow-countryman named
Gomi for the theft of money from
the Enos store in Waikiki Gomi was
released after investigation Before
the theft of the money he was asked
to contribute to the strike fund and
refused, whereupon threats were made
against him.
NJ. T.. Simonton. clerk in Judge Rob-
lnson's court, has been granted a va
cation for three months and will leave
by the transport due on August 5th
for visit to relatives and friends in
California and the east. Mr.. Simon
ton has put in seven years of hard
work In the courts without a vaca-
tion, and it is felt that he deserves
a short respite.
Mrs. Kuaiwa Kauhimahu, one of the
Oldest residents of Maui, died Wed
nesday morning last She is the grand
mother of the last Moses Kauhimahu,
teacher at Kahnlui, with whom she
had lived as housekeeper for many
years. Mrs Kauhimahu's age was not
exactly known, but she was baptized
In the year that the missionaries ar
rived, and the same year was mar
ried. She remembered distinctly the
battle of Nuuanu. !