The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News of the Day.


degree in Toxic, Yokohama and osa-
ka.
Hugh Galbraith mas a few thousand
pineapple suckers for sale. See CLASH
fed ads.
Reserved seat tickets for the Oahu
Baseball League games on Sunday are
now on sale at Wall, Nichols, King
street and Arleigh's, Hotel street.
Hawaiian Lodge No q, F. & A. NJ,
VIII hold a special meeting this even
ing at 7:3O o'clock Work in third
degree.
Tom McTighe has been heard from
in County Cork, Ireland, which place
he is visiting after many years alb
sence in Hawaii
Ladies will be greatly interested in
the specials for next Saturday morn
ing at Sachs Dry Goods Co. See ad
in today's issue
Pacheco's Dandrulf Killer will des-
troy the dandruff germ and promote
a luXuriant growth of hair 1t will
stop that awful itching.
President Griffiths of Oahu College
takes a collection of 125 lantern slides,
picturing the Hawaiian Islands, with
him on his trip to the mainland.
Roll-top and flat-top desks. $40 and
upward, at H. Hackfeld &, Co This is
new lot, and the lowest prices ever
offered in Honolulu. Inquire hardware
department.
Senator George FairchiId and fam
lily are going to Germany, where one
of the children viii undergo special
treatment. Mr.. Fairchild will return
in November.
When you wish TO invest in stocks
and bonds or borrow money on SUI
gar stocks go to Bishop Trust Co.
Bethel street. Members of Honolulu
Stock and Bond Exchange.
F. G. Krauss, on his coming visit to
China to investigate the rice industry.
will be commissioned by the Gov
ernor as seed collector for the Board
of Agriculture and Forestry.
The instant communication with the
other Islands afforded by the Wireless
has proved such convenience in
transacting business that it is being
taken advantage of more and more
every day.
Senator Fairchild of Kauai reports
that the Japanese on that leland res
ponded generously to the first canvass
OF the Higher Wage Associations col
rector OF funds, gave a half-hearted
dole on his second visit but on the
third were all saving wood.
The Pinkerton Detective Agency in
qulres for information as to when the
sentence of Raymond M. Baker for
blgamy will expire, as the man now
in Jail here under indictment for big
amy is wanted in Chicago on a charge
of passing a forged check He has
yet to plead to the bigamy indict-
ment before Judge Dole.
Dr. Amos p Wilder, consul general
at Shanghai, sent note from the
steamer Korea to Secretary H. p
Wood of the Chamber of Commerce
saying; II am much disappointed at
our inability to come ashore The
quarantine is indeed a strict one. Will
you kindly convey my regrets and re-
CARDS to your associates of the Cham
Der With hopes of a meeting at some
future time"
Albert, son of Joseph Pritchard
manager of the Hamal1ua Telephone
Co. died at Palama Hospital yester-
day morning of Brights lisease OF the
Kidneys. He was fifteen years old and
mad lived almost all of the time since
LIS mothers death with his grand
parents in Canada. his father bringing
him to Hawaii on account of his i'll
health late last year. His remains will
be sent to Honolulu for interment /
Treasurer Conkling has agreed with
the savings banks to raise the maxi |
mum of deposits from $500 TO $4,000
TO enable a deposit of the latter
amount OF government funds to be-
made in each of six of the savings
institutions Of the Territory, all con-
hected with general banking concerns
Japanese Consul General Uyeno had
audience of Governor Frear yesterday
afternoon. The strike was one of the
subjects of conversation.
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Vfua Toh