The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.


beer at Thurlows' is very appetizing.
"A divorce summons is published in
this issue.
The replevin suit entitled Jennie c.
Bell VS.. KasuH is on trial in Judge
De Bolts court this afternoon.
Skeet-go never fails TO Kill mosqui-
toes and it is odorless. You can be
supplied at Benson, Smith d Co., Ltd.
Phone 297.
Friends of Major f. Il. r. WoIter,
who is touring the Antipodel colonies
and will go to the Far East before
returning, received Fiji picture pos
tails from him by the Mariana
Centennials Best Flour makes the
best bread, cakes and pastry 1t is
the favorte family flour; all cooks
prefer it TO others. Order from Henry
May & Co., Ltd, phone %.
p. NJ. Pond has quantity of the
best Hawaiian Alfalfa for sale. This
alfalfa is better and more nourishing
for horses and cattle than California
wheat hay. Phone $50.
Fresh frog legs all the time at
Thurlows' Royal Annex Cafe.
A fresh shipment of the celebrated
! red h Success" has just been re-
cci,oa let your wants in now, so
feet a .lch ply $3.50. w. w. Di-
mond & Co., Ltd.
A number of officers of Camp Very
gave a farewell dinner at the Royal
Annex Cafe last evening to Quarter
master Sergeant Ralph Morton, who
will leave by the Lurline for his new
post at Alexandria, Va.
When you need any sort of plumb
ing word done any sort of metal
work, ring up John Mattos, the plum
Der and sheet iron worker. He'll do
good honest work at good honest
prices. Phone G57
Thurlows' 25c. lunch is unexcelIed.
Best Csc. lunch in town.
The Pacific Picture Framing Co. has
a large stock on hand of F'ry's Vitri-
fable Colors for china painting. Some
very beautiful work can be done with
them 1850 Nuuanu street, near Ho
tel
The very general popularity of the
Regal Shoe has been attained through
the policy of giving the best quality
of style, make and material at a rea-
sonable price Royals are $3.50 and
.$4
The man or woman on a salary Will
never really get ahead till he or she
forms the saving habit. It's easy to
do it with our handy home savings
banks. Call and get one. The Bank
of Hawaii, Ltd
There is an attraction to the Gem
that is all its own, It satisfies. Don't
fail to see this weeks show.
Wong Sing 10y has petitioned in
the United States court to be adjudg-
ed a bankrupt, and w. W. Thayer has
been appointed to adjudicate upon the
matter. The petitioner is in the en-
ploy of the First National Bank.
The case of Allen e Robinson VS..
J. P. Makainai and wife, ejectment,
was called in Judge Lindsay's court
at o'clock this afternoon. It is said
that this matter will be compromised
between the parties.
J. d. Gaines, superintendent of the
local cable Office, sailed by the Mara
ma last night for Canada where he
viii be joined by his wife. Mr. Gaines
Will visit the head Office of his COM
pany in New York and will return
here about October 1.
Palama settlement work will be dis
( eussed at the midweek meeting to be
/ held in Central Union church this
evening. superintendent Rath will
preside. Others taking part n the
meeting will be: DR.. James r. Way
son, A. Gartley, Mrs. Nina L. d. Fra
ser, Miss Mary Warne, Miss Mary e.
Poppleton.
Several of those who were expected
to speak this evening at the CONNER
cial club dinner to ExVice President
Fairbanks will not be able to attend
United States Judge Dole is going to
Kauai on the Kinau. Speaker Hol-
stein Of the House and Secretary Mott
Smith will be unable to be present on
account of closing up legislative busi-
ness and Ex-Governor Carter also will
not be able to attend.
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