The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

There will be two deliveries from
the Metropolitan Market tomorrow
Friday, and none on Saturday, New
Years day. The market will close on
Saturday at 9 o'clock.
Several citizens are planning night
of it at the Empire theater, Friday. |
They purpose to have an "old year
out and new year mss gathering, at
which there will be speeches and Illus
trated songs.
Coroiers jury resumes hearing at
1880 p m. today, IN the matter of the
death of Kaaihue who died following
blow by Bill Larsen, Jr., who in
terferred as peacemaker in street
fight
This is very busy week and the
| business man requires a good lunch
in a hurry. Notes.
D. H. Davis and family arrived from
Maui by the steamer Claudine this
morning. Mr.. Davis has taken a po-
sition with the Honolulu Brewing q
Mailing Co.
In ordering meal, there is much
in knowing that everything is fresh
and properly served. There is never
a doubt about it at Nolte's.
Harold Dillingham;, manager of Ho-
nolulu's 1910 Floral Parade, will soon
announce some of the novel schemes to
make that day a record-breaker. He
is now selecting his committees He
believes there will be an enthusiastic
response in the financial regard.
Owing to trouble to electrical appar-
atus caused by the storm the Park
theater was not opened last night. The
trouble has been remedied and the
theater will be running full force to-
night, featuring Mark Twain's. 1.-THE
Prince and the Pauper'' with charac-
teristic poses of Mark Twain himself.
Come to Mrs. Dickersons clearance
sale.
A list of all 1909 delinquent tax
payers will be published early in
January 1910; unless you have paid
your 1909 taxes before the thirty first
day of the present month, (Decem.
ber), your name viii appear on the list
Sleep out doors in an Enterprise
Tent cot. See the display at the Ho-
nolulu Wire Bed Cos store, Alakea and
King streets.
The opening of st. Andrews Priory
for which invitations were issued for
December the eighteenth, will take
place on Monday, January the third
! from eight to ten p, m. It will be
remembered that the opening was post
iponed on account of the illness OF
Bishop Restarick. Those who receiv-
ed invitations will please take notice.
Pay cash when you puy at the stores
and ask for Green Cash Stamps
they're frees Call at the showrooms
and see the many useful and valuable
articles you can get for Green CAST
Stamps.
n Chief McDufie has found that LIZ
4 On Fay, a Chinese boy with the habits
and appearance of a street urchin, ha'
room at the Hawaiian Hotel where
, there has been considerable petit!
= thievery of late. He has admitted
ID selling a stolen bicycle and may b.
connected with other thefts He wa
taken to the hotel and a room was Sc
ii cured for him on the guarantee of
Chinese who said the boys father, i
Kona would settle for expenses.
= Fine lot Of bananas to select from
Call and see them. The Expert Ha
cleaners, opposite Club Stables.
Coroner's jury returns verdict to tn
90 effect that H. N, Keliil5alahale came
90 his death yesterday morning throug
a self-inhicted knife wound in the live
while Respondent through sickness. H
~ had been suffering with tuberculosis
u Lucas Brothers received the highes
award at the Seattle exposition fc
koa furniture. This was the onl
q. maximum award coming to Hawai-
The Territory received awards in a
: ranks below the highest. MANY pr
u vate exhibitions in the Hawaii built
p ing received awards.
9 Harry Klemme had his rehearing fC
:. transfer of saloon license yesterda
IA but to no avail. The commissioner
re denied the application being ayerse I
lie saloons within easy hail OF the nav'