The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

GIndtS ranSter Co., Phone ooo'
Pass book No. 1880 of the Bank Of
Hawaii has been lost.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
at o'clock this afternoon.
Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals,
Frog legs, Holsters and oysters.
The silent Barber Shop for hot baths
in the cold season. Hotel near Fort.
Official circles are again concerned
about the lack of burial place for
paupers in Honolulu.
Oahu Poung Peoples Union will
meet in the Christian church this
evening.
The fourth annual poultry show will
be held on January 13 and .16 at the
National Guard Shooting Gallery.
--9Fer a score OF men are working on
the construction of the new Masonic
Temple building in Hilo.
All members of Harmony Lodge No.
8, l. o. o. F., are requested to attend
the regular meeting this evening.
Goo Chong has disposed OF his IA
interest in the firm of Kong Sang
Yuen Co.
Drop a postal to Weedons Bazaar
if you have any old books or maya
zines for sale or exchange. See CLASH
fled ads.
The annual meeting of the Outrigger
Club will be held ON January IA at
the Promotion Committee rooms.
The LADIES' Aid Society of the Ne
thodist church will meet at Mrs. Ar
thur Coyne's, Magazine street, tomor-
row evening.
G. X. Gilluly sues L. G. Kellogg for
$500 on the partnership accounts OF
the Hawaiian Office Speciality Com
pany.
Reserve seat tickets for the earth
quake sufferers benefit at the Opera
House Saturday evening Will be on
sale Wednesday morning.
1t is reported that Delegate Kuhio
is working to have John c. Lane, the
defeated mayoralty candidate, ap
pointed postmaster of Honolulu.
The second annual account of Faith
err H. Valentine as guardian OF Naomi
Lazarus, minor, was approved by
Judge Robinson this morning.
Pualahaole Kukapu denies the al
legged causes in Amelama Kukapu's Ii
bel for divorce and she further agrees
that the case come to trial at any
time.
Dat & Mossman, 76 Merchant street,
have all the finest business stationery
and office conveniences used in a mod
ern business office. Call and look
them over. Phone 4O3.
The Hawaiian Shinpo intimates that
the Susannah Wesley Home is being
used in part as a refuge for the run
away wives of Japanese, or a way sta
ton on the divorce route.
A number of comics were seen Off
Waikiki beach yesterday. Their pres
ence is unusual and generally pres
ages a blow from the southeast or
southwest.
The Daughters of the American Re
volution meet at Mrs. Gartley's at 4
this afternoon. Miss Gregg will lead
a discussion on the Declaration Of
Independence.
Waialua has been visited by wind
storm. Fences and trees on the
grounds of Manager Goodale's resi-
dence were blown down and many
small cottages of laborers were over
turned.
Both in print and in assemblies the
Japanese higher wages agitators have
grown violent and scurrilous, throw
ing out epithets of abuse against lead
ing planters and some of their own
countrymen.
William Ringer, of Puunui who had
been suffering from cancer of the
tongue for the past year, died at 1926
p m. yesterday. The funeral takes
Il place this afternoon from Silvas un-
dertalling parlors. Deceased leaves a
widow and three children.
Six companies and the hospital corps
of the First Regiment, N. G. H., were
drilled yesterday morning by Colonel
Ziegler. Sergeant Evans, the smallest
man in the command, was presented
with the American Rifle Association
medal for the best score in Hawaii.
There will be a grand benefit next
Saturday night in the Opera House fol-
the Italian Relief Fund, with a dram
attic and musical program. Exchange
tickets on sale at Bergstrom's at soc
81 and $3.50. Reserved seats Wednes-