The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
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Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

ID. L. Conlling and party were guests
at Haleiwa yesterday.
The lunch at the Royal Annex is
unexcelIed, only Csc.
The Silent Barber Shop for a bath, |
hot or cold and showers Hotel near
Fort.
Koloa and Kekaha plantations are
each paying a special dividend of five
per cent
The Red Cross Society meeting will
be held in the Federal Court room
at four o'clock.
A meal that has all the flavors of
a home-cooked meal can be had at
the Royal Annex.
The Coyne Furniture Go. has a fine
lot of furniture just arrived, iron beds
and mattresses.
Commercial Ratings. Mercantile
Reference Agency. No. 39-4O, Young
Building. Phone 129.
Joel Cohens trip, with the rest or
the Representatives yesterday was his
first visit to Waialua.
Have you noticed the fancy burnt
wood boxes in the window of Fitz-
patrick's cigar store?
A first class barber can get employ
ment at Jeff's barber shop. Wages $22
a week and commission.
At 1880 this evening the second ses-
sion of the Union Bible-training class
will be held in the Methodist church.
There is an attraction to the Gem
fthat is all its own. 1t satisfies. Don't
fail to see this weeks show.
Several Representatives suggest that
in Honolulu's next great floral paraou
the Waianae band be a participant.
The Royal Annex has the best of
wines and liquors to be had. Don't
forget the Annex when you're dry or
hungry.
We don't know who Is your halter.
But we do know who can clean them.
Expert Hat Steamers. Fort street OPP
posite Club Stables.
Sheriff Jarrett was at his Office to-
day for the first time in nearly a
week, he having had his turn with the
prevailing bad weather" alment.
Entertaining ana instructive moving
pictures at Honolulu big open air the
atre the San Francisco. Two entrances
Hotel and Pauahi streets.
A reception for the faculty and stu
dents of the College of Hawaii was
held on Saturday evening II was pre-
ceded by lecture from Miss HINT on
ancient Hawaiian art,
c. c. Wilson started a Bibe-tratning
serEies of lessons at the prison servi-
ces yesterday. Atherton fiIcnarGs
played the organ. John M. Martin
will continue the course.
Major E. H. f. Wolter wife, Mrs.
Heine and Edward Wolter, Jr., VIII
leave in the Makura for Queensland
and, possibly, China and Japan. Mr..
Wolter is going away for his health,
| the tour to last nine or ten months.
Dat & Mossman have a very nand-
some line of pocket books and purses
in tan, russell and black. Ladies' gold
pens with pearl handles-very elegant.
Fancy ink stands. &c Merchant street,
near p. @.
Graziers Of the Metropolitan Meat
Company will meet tomorrow for the
purpose Of organizing their new COM
pany preparatory 10 taking over the
business of the old concern on Thurs
| day morning
! DR.. Minette Burnham, conducting the
Epworth League services or the Me-
thodist church yesterday, gave person
al "reminiscences of her missionary
work in China. Miss Sullivan spoke
of India, where her sister is a mis-
sionary.
The Hawaiian branch of the Red
Cross Society holds it's quarterly meet
ing at the federal court room this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock Organization for
emergencies first aid to the injured
and the question of open air camps for
tuberculosis will be discussed.
This mornings police court session
was very short, most of the time be-
ing taken up with a Portuguese liquor
case, which finally went over, now
ever to tomorrow. Okayama, a Jap
anese arrested by Inspector Fennell,
was fined 800 for liquor selling. Ko-
lobe, native woman, was given thlr-
ty days for drunkenness
r. X. BONNIE returned on Saturday
from installing the moving picture
machine at the Leper Settlement
There were things in the pictures
which the inhabitants could not I'M
derstand, for instance the sudden dis
appearance of a boy in the coastine
scene. An old lady called for silence
so she cmould hear what her country
woman depicted as smoking at Luna