The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of The Day.


This is a very busy week and the
business man requires a good lunch
in hurry. Notes.
Major Dunning will inspect the
Hilo company of the N. G. H.. in Feb
ruary.
internal Revenue Deputies j. Wal
ter Doyle and r. S. JolhsOn left by
the S. S. Mauna Kea today for Hilo
to survey the Serrao rum distilling
plant for the government. This plant
is an up-to-date affair capable of turn
ing out 100 gallons day, Upon every
gallon of which product the United
States government gets $1.10.
In ordering meal, there is much
n knowing that everything is fresh
and properly served. There is never
a doubt about it at Notes.
Fine lot of Panamas to select from.
Call and 'see them. The Expert Hat
cleaners, opposite Club Stables.
Pay cash when you buy at the stores
and ask for Green Cash Stamps,
they're free. Call at the showrooms
and see the many useful and valuable
articles you can get for Green Cash
| Stamps.
Call at Brown & Lyon Co. this week
and see the splendid assortment OF
books for, the holidays. Books in sets
sold on the easy monthly payment
plan.
Big reductions on Japanese blue
and white cotton rugs from now until
| Christmas at Levers & Cooke. Con-
suit price list in this issue. One OF
these rugs will make a fine Christ
mas gift.
If your typewriter needs repairing
or cleaning take it to Wall Nichols Co.
Ltd, they guarantee their work.
There is safety Tor your funds ano
a profit accrueing from them if they
are deposited in the Saving Depart
ment of the Bank of Hawaii Ltd.
You had better open an account to-
day.
At the reques; of many Of it's pat
rons the Wireless will keep its office
( open on Sunday mornings from eight
until ten when as we'll as on weeR
days you can get into instant com
I munication with your friends on the
other islands and at sea.
In this day man wants eVerythin!
3 "reliabIe." He requires reliable au
Z tomoblle, a reliable timepiece, reIl
able investments and a reliable res
taurant. The latter is NoIte's.
There is no SOAP just as good a
Pau IA mana, nothing that will re
move dirt as quickly and get into tn
corners. Nearly all grocers sell i
If yours does not telephone Fred L
Waldron, phone II.
Real estate is one of the sure four
dations on which to build forum
The Hawaiian Trust Company, LtC
has choice pieces oil property in a
parts Of town. Drop in their Re
Estate Department and Investigate.
Today is the fiftieth anniversal
of the arrival of CHARLES Hustace, oil
of Honolulu's retired merchants,
these islands. He landed in LahaiI
and spent some years there. This
r., also the Torty-fourth anniversary
~ the arrival of w. c. Weldon, now q
=" sistant to Census Commission
Clark. Both men came in vesse
commanded by Captain John Pat
Mr.. Hustace and Captain Patty ms
ried sisters who had been fellc
Passengers with the former in t
go voyage round Cape Horn.
Mrs Moor N. Falls, wife of CAPITA
wv Falls, depot quartermaster, u. S. !
81. returned IN he Logan, after a viz
iL of two months on the mainland
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c, Phuger al
family will depart in the Lurline f
the Coast to make their home perm
nently in Portland, Oregon, whe
Mr.. Pfuger will go into business.
- Manoa Valley Improvement Cll
will meet at Judge Cooper's at 4:
this evening.
= Officers newly elected by Lei AIo
NJ Chapter, Order Eastern Star, are t
An following: Sister Blaisdell, WORT
,e- matron; Sister Lishman, associa
To- matron; Sister Howard, secretar
Sister Barry, treasurer; Sister Soul
erland, conductress; Sister McAln
ter associate conductress
: Kilohana Art League will hold
,r. informal reception Saturday event.
- from eight to ten at its quarters
introduce Miss Julie r. Raymond