The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give condensed
News of the Day.

The best GOC lunCn IN LIlS CiJ 70 ~
be had at ThurloW's.
Honolulu Lodge No. SIC, B. z. U. b.
meets this evening.
An experienced chauffeur desires
position See Classified ads.
A gold watch is given away free at
the Gem Theatre every week.
Public schools are permitted to keep
holiday on Monday. when the Mem
orial Day exercises will take place.
DR. J. Uchida left in the Korea for
Japan, receiving a cordial farewell IN
Hawaiian style from his friends at the
departure of the steamer.
Wireless ito other islands; to in
coming and outgoing steamers. Rates
are low. Wireless Telegraph office
on Fort street below Merchant.
! GLASS of beer with your short
order at Thurow's is just the thing.
An immense new stock of Regal
shoes now on display at Regal Shoe
Store, including the latest summer
Istyles. Don't fail to see them.
Beautiful new stock of Pajamas at
Silva's Toggery. Materials of silk,
madras, mercerized cottons, flannel
cites, etc. King street near Fort.
Sanitary cleaning by vacuum pro-
cess. Rugs, carpets, portieres, mat
tresses, etc. Inquire 1887 Alakea.
Phone 500.
Willie Crawford, the suspended mes
senger and interpreter in Chinese OF
the City Attorneys office, has applied
for a butchers license and will go to
Maui.
Cap,,i~ Goodman, who has resigned
the cor md Of the Dirigo, leaves for
the Goa. by the China on Monday
He carries with him the good wishes
Of many Honolulu people for his quick
return to normal health.
Fresh frog legs and all the delica
cies of the seasons at Thurlows al
the time.
Captain Lorenzen, of the local pilot
force, left yesterday for the Coast on
the Andrew Welch. Captain Loren
zen's leave has been extended for four
months and he is making the trip to
the Coast for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Lucas, of this
city are booked to sail for the Coast
tomorrow morning by the Lurline.
They expect to be away for about two
months and will spend their time
mainly in San Francisco and Seattle.
When you buy wood or coal why not
buy from a reliable, responsible deal
er instead of some peddler? We qua
rantee every load and give you full
value for your money. UnlOn-Pacific
Transfer Co. Phone 6S.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Frances w. soule, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Soule of Grif-
fifth avenue, to Rev. Albert L. Hall,
formerly Of Pasadena, but now head
master of Iolani School at Honolulu.
San MateO Times.
I The annual meeting of the Daugh-
ters of Hawaii VIII be held tomor-
row, May %, 1909 at p. m. at the
residence of Mrs. Bathsheba NJ. Allen.
All members are urged to be present.
Business of Importance will be con-
sidered.
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer is the
} only absolutely sure cure fof dandrufi
because it penetrates the scalp, cleanseS
} it, corrects the cause OF dandruff and
hence, stops falling hair, which viii
surely result in badness if allowed tC
continue.
A lettera from Hilo tells of the elope,
ment of Otto Berndt, of the interna
Z revenue service. with Miss Victorii
) Horner, eighteen years old on Ma,
; Is, the day before her marriage. A
; first somewhat excited, the bride
! mother soon became reconciled.
The w. G. Hall, of the Inter-Islant
! feet spent the morning dischargini
her cargo of sugar from Hawaii int
) the hulk Mohican, which is anchoreu
I in Rotten Row The Mohican will b.
used as a storehouse which will saw
h the collecting of large amounts of su
y gar on the local docks.a
Secretary II. p. Wood of the Hawai-
Y Promotion Committee has on his ow
X initiative procured through U, s. Con
Y sui Herman Dietrich at Guayaqui
X Ecuador, seeds of the tOquilla plan
D from which the fiber of Panama hat
is derived He will turn them owe
to the Hawaii Experiment Station.
= Preparatory to their coming annua
{ sale of muumuus, as per advertisement
s the members of the Ahahui Iolani II
z Wahine Hawaii are notified that tn
; last sewing meeting will take place thi
8 (Friday) afternoon at the usual hour a
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