The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-16
IN A NUTSHELL
e,r.orauhs That Give CONDENSED
News of the Day.

The best Csc. lunch IN the cry
be had at ThurloWs' ,,.u.ooo peck
The list of officers OF HusIace Ie0N
90 is published in this issue
~ n,nobon PreDaratory closing eAer-
oisps will be held at $3.50 toho,lU"
n,orning in Charles R. Bishop nan
n Wolff of w. w. Dimond & 20
,otnrned by the Siberia this morhlhs
aftor a months vacation on the "a
cific Coast. .,
a GLASS OF beer with your snort
order at Thurlow's is just the th'nS'
Use Centennial's Best Flour IL
makes the best bread, cake ana pasUlS :
Henry May & Co., Ltd, Agents LOT
Territory of Hawaii.
Search the city with a microscope
ord Won will find no such values as
are offered by Sachs Dry Goods 70
for Saturday morning. See ad in TINS
issue.
There is nothing so conducive 10
good health and vigor as the Iegu-
lar drinking of Primo Beer-and re-
member that Primo is "the beer tnaI 5
brewed to suit the climate
Nv the end of next week the first
car specially built under the supervi-
sion of Master Carbuilder John A.
Hughes for the carrying of pineapples
should come out of the o, r, & L. car
shops
The weather bureau kiosk has ar
rived and will be placed in Bishop
Park, at King and Bishop streets,
without delay by VIM. B. Stockman'
chief of the local weather bureau.
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. j. M. DOW
sett and Mrs Moses will read papers
at the session of the local branch
of the Woamns National Rivers and
Harbors Congress at the Pleasanton
this afternoon.
Fresh frog legs and all the delica-
cies of the seasons at Thurlows all
the time.
DR.. F. A. Jaggar, the scientist and
student of volcanoes, has gone to Ha-
wall He will spend some time at
the volcano of Kilauea, where he has
that an observatory for
the study of volcanic action be plac-
ed
Mrs. Frances King Headlee, Hawaiis
at Los Angeles, yester-
day made the trip around Oahu in
an automobile with party Of friends.
Closing exercises of Aliiolani Col
lege, Palolo, will take place at 10 Fri
day morning.
Bonines moving-picture films of the
Volcano of Kilauea, of the floral par
ade, the royal funeral and other scenes
of local impressiveness were sent to
the Coast in the Alameda this morn |
ing en- route to Seattle. Miss Dietz
is painting lantern slides of Hawaiian
views for the fair.
Mrs. j. Nj. Whitney has resigned the
presidency of the Womans Christian |
Union after holding the |
position throughout the twenty-five |
years of the society's existence here. |
A committee appointed for the pur-
pose will endeavor to induce her to
retain the Office.
A meeting of the members OF the
Honolulu Cricket Club will be held !
in the rooms of the Scottish Thistle
Club, Young Building, on Thursday, |
the 18th instant at O'Clock p. m. !
All are requested to be present. BUSH
ness: Proposed trip to Maui, and
any other business which nay come
before the meeting
l.. B. Kerr and Co., Ltd, Alakea |
street are Offering some mighty big
bargains in clothing for men. The |
is all wool and the goods |
are tailored with the same care de-
voted to the manufacture of custom
made clothing. There is a wide range
OF patterns to select from and the !
prices are very low, would be low
even for inferior clothing. The sale
OF dry goods continues until the goods
are all disposed Of