The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of~the Day.

Harmony Lodge NO 3, l. o. o. f.,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock
The latest in the market the foun-
tain pen safety razor is on sale at
HOLSTER Drug Co.
WailulIu has a band with instru-
ments bought from st. Luis College,
Honolulu, by private subscription.
A native homesteader found the
bones of a human being in Kililloli
gulch below tne Akaka falls, Hilo.
Louis Touissaint, superintendent of
the Kalihi slaughter house on Friday
evening was jammed by cattle against
the side of a chute and had three ribs
broken.
The funeral of George Namokueha, a
member of the police force and for
merly otevedore, yesterday was at
tended by several native societies and
the Hawaiian band.
Black sand, white sand, coral, soil,
etc, sold at the lowest prices in the
city by Honolulu Construction G. Dray-
ing Co. Phone PSI. Office on Fort
street opposite w. G. Irwin & Co.
Father Clement, the lamented priest
who did a great deal Of work among
the poor, is to have his memory hon
ored with a memorial altar in the
chapel of st. John the Baptist at Ka-
lihi-waena Lucas Pros have the con-
tract
Every man and every women ought
to have safe deposit box in which
to keep valuable papers, Jewels, etc.
The Bishop Trust Company rents box
es in their fire and burglar-proof vault
for 81 year.
There was not quorum of Hebrews
at the meeting to arrange for religious
services in September, but those pre-
sent authorized Lionel Matthews to
make what arrangements he could and
report to another meeting.
Mrs. Rosa Clara Silva, one of the
earliest Portuguese immigrants to Ha-
wall, died yesterday afternoon. She
was the widow of Manuel Ignacio Silva
and sister of F. ]. Dutra The fun
eral will take place at the Catholic
cathedral at 4 p m. today.
Judge George w. Woodruff of the
Federal court was entertained at din
ner at the University club by Yale men
on Saturday evening. GOVERNOR
Frear and Judges Dole and Woodruff
made speeches. Ex-Governor Carter
was POSTMASTER
PROF.. Louis BatteE,, one of four
journalists walking around the world
to find out things for New York re-
seach society, will soon be in Homo
lulu, whence with one or two others of
the party he will proceed to the Orient
and thence 10 Europe.
Talk as they will, clothes dealers
cannot cOnvi. &c themselves nor any
one else that ready clothes can
give the satisfaction of clothes made 10
your order by expert tailors. We
have new materials for summer suits.
w. W. Ahana Co., 50 s King st,
The funeral of the late c. II. Stem
sep was held yesterday from st. An
drew's Cathedral Hawaii Chapter
No. l. Order of Kamehameha end Court
Canoes, A. o. F., were in attendance
The deceased was a member of the
Hilo branches of the above orders. In
terment at Kawaiahao church.
"A gentleman living out Pawaa way
cornsas three hundred thousand mos
quitOs massed in one of the corners of
his lanai the other night If he pos
sessed a "Skeetgo' lamp, sold by Ben
son Smith & Co, Ltd, telephone 297
he would not be bothered with the
pests. Skeetgo drives them away
At their meeting Saturday evening
the dairymen appointed S w. Smith,
Percy Pond and Frank Andrade COM
mittee to draft resolution asking the
Board of Supervisors to omit the tu-
berculin test from the milk ordinance.
The meeting was divided on the mat
ter of cooling the milk, and there
was objection to a proposal of Mr.
Pond that the price of milk should be
raised.
Mr. DAILY, the assistant to Prof Jag
gar, of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, is working hard at the
volcano in connection with the project |
ed observatory He believes that, |
with the observatory completed, Ha-