The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Pineapple canning for the season has
started
The list of officers of w. G. Peacock
SEQ, Ltd, appears in this issue.
Hustace Peck Co. carries only the
best grades of firewood and coal.
Money belts, coin purses, leg straps
and jewel bags at HOLSTER Drug Co.
A notice to creditors of the Estate
of Maria K Bush Leleiwi is published
in this issue.
The Queens Hospital will hold a
meeting on July 14th to elect a presi-
dent and 6 trustees.
L. G. Kellogg thinks our pineapple
raisers may overdo the shipment of
fresh fruit to San Francisco, where he
says the market is slow.
The Hawaiian Dredging Company
received the contract for filling in the
Waikiki duck ponds for the War De
partment It's bid was SO IL cents a
yard.
A storekeeper is needed to take
charge of a business on this island.
Must be an expert accountant and
have island experience and references.
See classified advertisements.
Miss Wall1up daughter of Captain
Walllup of the missionary schooner
Hiram Bingham, which is now in Mi
cronesia, departed in the Alameda for
the mainland to complete iier educa-
ton
Deeds were exchanged today where
by the Government obtains the land
needed for the widening of Hotel street
between Alakea and Richards streets,
A. Lewis Jr receiving in exchange
therefor land in Nuuanu valley.
Chief Clerk r. o. Matheson will at
tend tomorrow morning in the Secre
tary's Office for certificates Of Hawaii |
an birth. Such certificates may be is
sued until one year from July ], 1909. /
A Japanese steamship, flying no !.
signals, so that her name could not /
be made out, was sighted off Diamond !
Head at 1910 today. She will not be
known by name till the return of the !
pilot, or she enters the harbor.
A mares nest Is what the Maxine
stirred up, but if you use Pachecos
Dandruff Killer, you stir your half
starved hair follicles back to life, and .
the result is a luXuriant q owth Of /
soft, silky hair.
The economy in burning gas for
fuel is proven in an advertisement in
this issue. The Honolulu Gas Co.,
Ltdr publishes a menu for a dinner
for four persons which was cooked !
with gas in a little over an hour at
a cost of ten cents.
On the mainland the use OF the long
distance telephone is the every day |
means of communicating with distant
friends Here we have the Wireless
and we should use it as freely in |
business and social intercourse as the
long distance telephone is used there. |
1t is reported that W. Dening a !
professor in the No. 2 Higher Com |
mercial School in Japan. who arrived
in the Mongolia this week may take
the position of Japanese interpreter
in the strike cases to be tried before
the Circuit Courts. He is said to be
well versed in the Japanese language.
The Brown Linen Hollands. Victoria
Lawn, and Black Heatherbloom Skirts
CKlosefit) together with the black and
tan Isle hose which will be among
the Saturday specials at the Sachs
Dry Goods Co.'S store are certain to
attract the women of Honolulu. Op-
portunities for such bargains are in
deed rare here.
Uncle George Bromley the sage of
the Bohemian Club San Francisco,
died on June 80, aged 90 years. Years
ago he came to Hawaii with ]. D.
Spreckels and is most pleasantly re-
memebered. A well-known picture
represents him standing in Nuuanu
cemetery at the grave of his cid friend
Tavernier.
James d. Hallen, alias Julian d.
Hayne, was on trial in New York
lately for swindling the Nicaraguan |
government out of 81 900 by shipping
copper dross to it for cartridges under
q contract. His defense was that he
was acting as the secret agent of Qua
temala to checkmate President Zelaya
of Nicaragua in a plan to make him
self ruler of Central America Since
Hawaii knew Hayne he has served
term in Sing Sing.
subscriptions for an observatory at !
Kilauea volcano have reached $3.50
of the $4,000 year for five years re-
quired. Professor Jaggar left for Bos-
ton yesterday to make arrangements