The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Bindt's Transfer Co., Phone 5s8.
Division No ], A. o. H., meets TINS
evening.
There is no furniture for the Ka-
lihi Boys Home.
Hugh Mcintyre of May & Co. is go
ing to Australia on a visit.
Enter your favorite birds and have
them scored for honors and prizes.
Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals
Frog legs, Holsters and oysters.
The Silent Barber Shop for hot baths
in the cold season. Hotel near Fort.
The financial statement of the Henry
Waterhouse Trust Co. appears in this
issue.
The thermometer at Mr.. Berndts
house, Kaimuki, registered IS degrees
this morning.
Agawan typewriter paper once used
will always be used. Sold by Wall,
Nichols Co.
The Japanese newspapers have start
ed relief fund for the Sicily disaster
victims.
Look for E. o. Hall & Sons adver-
tisement of their new Reading Stand
ard Delivery Van in this issue.
A man is wanted to manufacture
soda water in factory on this island.
See Classified Ads for particulars.
The City Messenger Service is rap
idly coming into prominence. Their
work is the best in the city. Phone
422.
Carl Buschjost's funeral will be held
at O'Clock this afternoon from the
Honolulu Undertaking Parlors to Nuu-
anu cemetery.
Brother Joseph Dutton has written
from Molokai to the effect that the
Baldwin Home people had splendid
time on Christmas.
Aloha De has been added to the rep
ertoire of the Salem (Oregon) Indus
trial School band. 1t was played late
ly when Alexander Hume Ford visit
ed the school.
c. S. Holloway has been reappointed
as executive officer of the Board of
Agriculture and Forestry by Acting
Governor Mott-Smith.
D. l.. Van Dine, on the present as
On former visits to the mainland, will
investigate matters in the interest of
the Hawaiian bee industry.
The Kaahumanu Society will give a
grand concert and dance for it's bene-
fit on Saturday evening, January 80 at
| 1880 p. m. at the Royal Hawaiian Ho-
tel. Tickets fifty cents.
Mr. Geo. R. Andrews, of Fresno,
Cal, who is to judge Honolulus big
poultry show next week, left San
Francisco yesterday in the Lurline.
j. Charles Green, the millionaire ad-
vertising man from California, says
that Honolulu has a magnificent future
before it but he advises that there be
more boosts and less knocks here.
Cups, medals and cash for the win
ners, who will also be listed in the
/ American Poultry Show Record and
Guide. Enter with the Secretary at
296 East Vineyard street or with L.
| c. Ables at Messrs. Hall G. Son.
Jack Atkinson is on Kauai visiting
the Spaldings at Kealia. He was one
of the company of sixteen who came
over from that place to take in the
Knudsen dance at Hooea.-Garden ISL
and.
Very few people realize that a
steamer may now be communicated
with without the least trouble when
three or four days from port. The
wireless telegraph is accomplishing
wonders.
Major General Weston, United States
ARMY going through in the Sheridan
is quoted as saying: "Leilehua Is a
fine site in a beautiful country and it
is an ideal location for a great army
post which understand is to be built
there"
The old reliable family grocers-with
everything kept right up-to-date-
Lewis G. Co., Ltd, 1859 King street
telephone 24O. Table oils, French,
California and italian Vegetables
canned and in great variety. Curries,
pickles, olives.
Bondsmen of Miss Anna r. Tucker
who came here lately to teach, are de-
PENDANTS In a Berkeley suit for dam
ages to a building she leased for a
| coIlape sororitv which according 10