The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-07
in A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
news OF the Day.

Eindss Transfer Co., Phone 5aa.
| The Board OF Health meets at 3
O'clock this afternoon.
| Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals.
Frog legs, Holsters and oysters.
! The silent Barber Snop Tor not baths
1 in the cold season. Hotel near Fort.
| Dividend No. 9 of Waalua AgricuI-
tural Co. is due and payable on Jan
uary Is.
A. B. Arleigh & Co. have opened
their new stand on Hotel street, OPP
pos,te Palm Cafe, and are now ready
tor business.
ranaka, a Japanese hackman, steer
ed his hack in the way of a street car
yesterday and had his hind wheels de-
molished
e. j. Lord l.. NJ Whitehouse and
Frank Thompson with two others will
form a new stock company to bid on
the construction of the naval docks
at Pearl Harbor.
Mays Old Kona Coffee is roasted
and ground fresh every day by the
new process gas rooster. It's always
fresh and delivered either whole or
ground. Phone %.
Beers brewed in colder climates are
not suitable to the tropics Primo
Beer our home brew, is just what one
needs to restore waste energy and sti-
mulate the failing appetite.
If you have cold on your chest or
in your throat, get DR.. D. P. Ordway's
Improved Plaster at the Honolulu
Drug Co. 1t cures bronchial and lung
diseases, rheumatism, etc.
The Kilohana Art League will give
literary entertainment, with the aid
of local authors, this evening. 1t will
be invitational. and admission will be
by card.
The entries of the Poultry EXhibi-
ton show a larger number and bet
ter quality of birds than have ever
before been seen here. The show opens
on the 18th
Mary de Gloria Andrade has entered
suit for divorce from Jose De Andrade
Extreme cruelty is alleged in the COM
plant as well as the calling of many
unseemly names.
A lady's purse containing money
and other valuable things was lost on
Hotel street car last night between
Fort and Alapai street Finder please
return to Star ofnce.
Alexander Hume Ford had a pleas
ant interview on the Coast lately with
Mrs. Edith Tozier Weatherred who
told him she was organizing an ex-
cursion to Honolulu.
: ]. s. McCandless, for this years Ha-
waiian souvenirs to be distributed at
the Mystic Shrine conclave, is hav-
ing thousands of cocoanut matchhold-
ers made. The conclave will be held
in st. Louis.
The Regal Shoe Store is holding a
big clearance sale of shoes to make
room for the new stock. Men and
women's Oxfords and lace boots chill
dren and misses ties and shoes, all at
reduced prices.
Knox Hats are the standard every
where in mems headwear; the stand
ard in style, make, and wearing ual-
/ ity. Let us show you a Knox when
you need new hat. Silva's Toggery
King near Fort street.
Passengers for the Manchuria should
leave their orders with the Union
Pacific Transfer Co. Baggage placed
in the proper state rooms and sealed
compartments under their personal su
pervision, 1872 King street. Phone IS
Among the passengers to sail fol
the coast Tuesday by the Sheridan
were Lieut., and Mrs Randolph, Of
Fort Shafter. Lieut. Randolph has
been allowed four months leave of alb
sence and expects to return to this
city in May.
The social section of the Mems
League of Central Union church will
meet in the parlor of the church, this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Reports will
be heard from committees appointed
to investigate the tenements of Homo
lulu.
The public is cautioned against al
lowing persons to enter premises fol-
the purpose of inspecting gas meters
without first asking them to show
their credentials. Employees of the Ho
nolulu Gas Co., have badges or Other
means of Identification.
! The last days of the big January