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

! The KawaihaO seminary hOokupu
takes place this afternoon.
The Orpheum Saloon carries none
/ but the finest wines and liquors.
Central Union church choir rehears-
Ial is put off till tomorrow evening.
Bishop q Co.'S financial statement
is published elsewhere in this issue.
VIM. l.. Peterson has gone into
bankruptcy with assets OF $1,000 and
/ liabilities of $4,000.
The Civic Federation is planning a
celebration of the hundredth anniver-
sary of Abraham Lincolns birth on
February -.
The Anti-Saloon League is trying to
aise funds to secure the return here
Of John G. Woolley as its legal advis-
err and leader.
r. X. Bonnie exhibited his moving
picture of the Malihini's Christmas
Tree for the first time at the Opera
House this afternoon.
The Civic Circle of the Mems League
will hold no meeting before January
8, at which date the study of the NUM-
cipal Act will be resumed
R. Rudland Bode has rendered a
| benefit concert to Consul Schaefer for
the relief of the earthquake sufferers,
1t will be given on January 20.
You get good goods and the best Of
treatment at the popular Fashion
where the Two Jacks administer to
the wants of the thirsty.
Felipe Monte, a Porto Rican about
45 years of age, was killed Christmas
Day by falling from a footbridge over
the Opaepilau gulch in Kaupakalua
Maui
! D. Mckenzie, who was manager OF
Hakalau plantation store for about
fourteen years, was lately married in
Forfar Scotland his bride being Miss
Myrtle Gray.
The Kuokoa Home Rula has issued
an almanac for 1909 in broadside
sheet form. In the middle is a pic
ture of Chas Kahiliaulani Motley, the
Home Rule leader
We are reliable and responsible
piano and furniture movers. We alb
solutely guarantee all our work, and
render first-class service in every way
Union-Pacific Transfer Co., 122-12t
King street, phone 5S.
Besides the pig from d. p. R. Isen-
berg mentioned in yesterdays Star
the Makiki station firemen want tc
thank residents of the neighborhood
for cigars anG other luxuries appro-
pirate to the season.
Lloyd Childs Is planning to repro
duce the Kamehameha statue in SUI
gar for an exhibition at the Alaska
Yukon Exposition
Lieutenant Commander Moses of
the U. S. Lighthouse Department Wis
tied Pauwela on Wednesday looking
for site for a lighthouse on the
coast there. Maui will soon have two
additional lights, one at Kahului and
the other at Pauwela.-Maui News.
Deputy County Attorney Aluli has
been notified that his commission will
not be renewed upon the expiration OF
the term for which it was issued. The
County Attorney will probably not
make any new appointment at pres
ent.-Hawaii Herald
Mr. Luther Severance, always an
early riser, postponed his breakfast
/ till an abnormally late hour on Tues
DAY morning and tainted in Akana's
d., restaurant. He was taken to the Hilc
hospital where he rested, going home
yesterday morning.
Any person, before giving money to
alleged Syrian or Armepian priests
for the benefit of some unidentified
church in Asia Minor or thereabouts
should inquire of either the Roman
Catholic OH Episcopalian Bishop here
as to the authenticity of the appeal.
Mooheau Park was the scene of a
brief fight on Sunday afternoon. ia
panese boys were playing baseball
when some Portuguese tried to get
possession of the diamond, the Japan
csc naturally resisting. A police Off
Ger, however, quickly stopped the at
| fray. There were a lot of crap games
being played on the park and behind
the Hackfeld lumber piles but the po-
lice did not get on to these.-HawaiI
! Herald.
The Protestant Episcopal Church in
Hawaii has made an exchange of pro-
perty at Lahaina with the trustees OF
the Bishop Estate. The Mace known