The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-12
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Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

ne BOdIu q! SWDtlN lSOIS VIII ulttI
this evening.
Hawaii Day at the Seattle fair has
been postponed from August p 10 the
2Cth
A notice to creditors OF the estate
of Carrie Marks Alexandra is publish
ed iu this issue.
Major Winslow yesterday received
the approved map of the Honolulu
harbUr line from Washington.
p e. r. Sraucn sues Anna Hawai-
KIM Nikaele for possession Of a lot
in Paulo Kalauka tract, Honolulu.
Mary Pratt sues Tom Pratt for di-
yorce, saying he deserted her thirty
years ago. They were married in 1872.
Tom is living on Kauai.
One dozen banana roots went for
ward from the Hawaii Promotion
Commute to U. S. Consul Carl Deich-
man at Tamsu, Formosa
The lease of a portion OF the Judi
ciary building to the United States
for quarters of the Federal court and
its officers has been renewed.
Luaihelani Kauwa has brought an
eiectment suit against Mary e. Fos-
ter, with damages Of 500 claimed, for
a piece of land in Koolauloa.
Judge Robinson granted Isabel r..
Rasmussen a divorce from Thovel
Rasmussen for extreme cruelty, award
ing to her $40 a month permanent ali
mony.
In spite Of the desire OF some of
some limbs of the law to attend the
fight that night, the Bar Association
executive has stuck to Saturday even
|! ing for the annual banquet. @
| Holders Of Oahu Railway & Land
| Co. six per cent bonds are requested
, to present same for redemption, with
out delay, at Bank of Claus Spreclels
& Co. "'
Amateurs who wish to get the very
best printing and developing results
/ from their films and plates should
: take them to Honolulu Photo Supply
Co. All work the best and at the low
, est prices.
! Fresh California fruits and vegeta-
bles, Primrose" pork sausages and
Puritan creamery butter due on the
Alameda tomorrow morning for Hen
ry May q Co. Phone % for some of
the seasons delicacies.
/ Wood and coal burners, attention!
We do the largest household wood and
coal business in the city and cater
especially to this class Of trade. We
can give you better value and guar
antee prompt delivery.
/ Loring Gillespie, a bluejacket on
board the cruiser St, Louis now here.
is reported to have received word by
the Korea that he had fallen heir tC
$4,000 being a third interest in an
estate valued at S1G5,OOO.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Love, who
returned yesterday from the grand
our, met many people from Hawai-
on the continent, c. b. Wells, the
WailuEu plantation manager was run
across in several cities.
Mothers, come and see. We picked
out "Ntragood" clothes for boys az
the finest in existence. An "Ntragood'
suit will outlast two common suits
Silya's Toggery, the store for gooc
clothes Elk's building, King nea
Fort 90.
Wireless telegraphy is as necessar!
these days as the telephone. Try i
once and you will know what a grea
convenience it is for communication!
with the other islands and with in
coming and outgoing steamers. Rate
are low.
The social session Of Hawaiian
Lodge No. p, f. & A. NJ, planned t
be held on the evening of the 13tI
inst, has been postponed until Fnda
the 2Oth inst, at 1880 p, m. All mem
bars of the craft are cordially and fra
ternally invited.
Louis Grant, formerly of Hawaii,
i'm trouble in Manila, having been al
rested for completely in a big opiur
smuggling scheme. He was once man
.ager of the Hilo Electric Light c.
and later was engaged in electrica
work in Honolulu.
DO not let anything keep you fror
seeing the great Yellowstone Par
picture at the Park Theater. 1t
worth all it costs but there is a serie
of wonderful pictures representing tn
principal scenes in shakespeare's Kin
Lear and vaudeville stunts galore.
Mrs. Neville Castle, who was ex
tensively entertained in Honolulu
some years ago, lately shot and seri
ously wounded William Crais of Cali
fornia in New York Mrs Castle afte
her Honolulu visit Joined the Fraw