The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That give ConoehSs-
News OF the Day.

There will be no issue ol Aho
ON Monday, the legal attn OF July
holiday. ,,,.-,-,,
Alice Blaisdell and Elisha Andrews
wore married Wednesday evening by
Rev. J. w. Wadman.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Livingston underwent an op-
GRAFTON yesterday and is dong wen.
Bhlers are showing a new line OIL
wash skirts in white and brown linen
and white pique from S. to 81 each
A mortgage was recorded today from
Marian Rawlins to Cecil Brown Ior
$4,000 on property at Leleo, Homo
lulu.
Alex. D. Larnach has opened law OF
Kaai's Quintet Club viii play at the
Young Cafe tonight
Large packers Of silverware and
other valuables may be left in the
safe deposit vault Of Bishop Trust
Co. while you are spending your va
cation out of town.
Hon. John G. Woolley will speak
at Kalihi Settlement Sunday evening
July 4th, at 1880 p, m. You are invited
to attend Special music.
Governor Frear is receiving pretty
constant stream of reports from gov
eminent officers for his annual report
to the Secretary of the Interior.
There was no issue of THE PACING
Weekly" this week, Editor Ayres haV-
ing gone to Hilo. He says he will
make up for the omission next week.
Frank Hagerman, who arrived in
the Manchuria with his family to stay
in Honolulu few weeks, is a corpor-
alton lawyer of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,.
The big vault of the Yokohama Spe-
Gle Bank arrived in the Missourian
| this morning and will be landed on
! Tuesday. 1t is being put in by the
Hawaiian Iron Fence e Monument
| Works.
The Territorial Board of Immigra-
( ton held q meeting this noon. The
session was executive being called ac-
cording to one of the members to con-
slider legal points.
/ Capt. L, Ahlborn, well known in
plantation circles, died in Germany
yesterday, a cablegram to that effect
having been received by F. Klamp sof
II. Hackfeld & Co. He was formerly
for many years manager of the Pho
neer Mill,
/ e. Very, Filo, has been awarded
the Territorial contract for building
the Kaiwili homestead road, the price
being $10,55O. Superintendent Camp
! bell says the road is to be four and
a half miles long through a difficult
country.
{ New shipments of dainty waists
and frocks for summer wear received
at Jordan's. Elegant showing Of lin
en- suits, in white, blue, pink and la
Vender, at price ranging from $3.50
to s25 Novelties in hand bags. Call
and inspect.
Samples Of macerated algaroba
beans turned out by Renears machine
were taken in the Lurline by G. p.
Wilder and II. Kay to show to Luther
Burbank, the eminent naturalist, who
was told about the algaroba by Mr..
Kay on a previous visit.
1 Superintendent McVeigh bought fire.
works in town with funds provided
by friends and procured extra rations
OF fruit from the Board of Health for
the Fourth of July celebration at the
/ Leper Settlement. There Will he
norse racing, baseball, band music and
athletic contests, concluding with mn
sic fireworks and moving pictures.
4 The College OF Hawaii has Just issued
a catalogue, copies Of which NAV be oh
tanned by telephone or by a postal
card addressed to the COLLEGE. The
publication gives full information re-
garding entrance requirements, courses
offered and subjects taught. Parties
wishing to keep in touch with the work
of the College and prospective stu
dents should secure a copy of this cata-
logue.
! a. j Campbell called on President
Taft in company with George B. Nc
4 Clellan. Mr.. Campbell told the Presi-
dent Of his mission to the Portuguese
1 islands for emigrants for Hawaii, and
! found the President friendly in his
attitude, but disposed to leave final
/ decisions to the Secretary OF Com
merce and labor Mr. Campbell also
called on that Secretary. The Depart
ment questions the right Of the terri
tory to assist Immigration under the
Federal law