The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-13
NEWS IN A. NUTSHELL
Sarsp"sphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

The Kahana bridge on the belt road
is closed for repairs until Dec. Is.
Judge Matthewman leaves for a
visito to the East in January.
e. A. p. Newcomb, architect, will
return to Honolulu from Buffalo, after
a long absence, in January and be ac-
companied by his sister.
l.. d. A. Prince, formerly with e. o.
Hall e Son, is now secretary of the
He Cattle Company of Reno, Nevada,
ana doing we'll
This is very busy week and the
business man requires a good lunch
in hurry. Notes
The directors of Aliiolani College
have let a contract for a $4,000 build
ing to be used for school purposes. 1t
will be on Waialae road between Sixth
and Seventh AVENUES, and of two
stories, 80 by $50 feet in dimentions.
An auto belonging to William Wicks,
and containing himself, his brother,
land Julian Yates, ran off the road in
South Kona, last week, plunged down
a tWenty-foot bank and turned two
Isummerscaults. Almost miraculously,
no one was much hurt, but the top
was crushed out of shape. The driver
was used to a less sensitive steering
gear, and gave this wheel too much of
a turn, while running fast.
Captain Fetter of Hilo has received
he
the National Guard of Hawaii will be
inspected by Major Dunnisg some time
during February, and has been asked
TO name convenient date. Sergeant
Fred S. Bancroft of the Fifth U. S. in
fantry has been assigned to come to
Hilo during January to assist in get
ting company into good shape.
In this day man wants everything
"reIiabe." He requires a reliable au-
tomobie, a reliable timepiece, reli-
able investments and a reliable res
taurant. The latter is Notes.
Delegate Kuhio, Speaker Holtsein
Senator Lane and Judge Archie Ma
haulu were the guests of Rev. S. L.
Desha during their stay in Hilo. On
Saturday evening they were entertain
ed at dinner by County Clerk Kai,
meeting some of their Hilo friends
A young Hawaiian from Waiakea
who went by the name of Kaiama-liiln
owing to his relationship to the late
police officers Kaiama, was drowned
| off OOkala last week while in the pur-
suit of his work as a sailor on board
! the tseamer Kauai
There is really no occasion for send
ing away for your Christmas candies
Everything in candy may be had fresh
from the Palm Cafe where it is mad,
fresh every day. Churches anC
schools win be supplied from the stool
at greatly reduced prices.
Harmony Lodge No. 3 l. O, o. +
meets this evening at Odd Fellow
Hall at 1880.
A leather day book containing acci
dent Insurance policy and name is Iosl
Finder will please return same to Sta
office
Older your poultry from the Metre
politan Market if you want somethin
that is better than the average. TIL
n turkeys are corn fed and as fat an
10 tender as any ever sold here.
G. H. Mcbride, secretary to I'll
executive Investigated PIP application
for certificates of Hawaiian birth
Asiatics on Kauai. In one case l
arrested Kaniiro Tatekuwa for pc
jury and had him committee by Di
trict Magistrate Hofgaard to the graz
jury. Kanjiro in an affidavit he
sworn he knew a certain applical
l. when the latter was three days oil
but orally swore at the examinatiC
that the child was a year old when
first saw him.
If your typewriter needs repairil
or cleaning take it to Wall Nichols c
Ltd, they guarantee their work.
Admiral and Mrs. Whiting and the
daughter Marie will leave in the LII
X line after a short visit to the islands
r The Oahu Young Peoples Union W
II meet this evening at 7.3O at the &c
g. trail Union Church to make final {
o. rangements for the reception of L
Clark and his co-workers, VINO will
here in January. The President wor
like to see all present.
For toys, books, novelties al
L. Christmas suggestions Of all kinds
:. to- Arleigh & Co., Hotel street OF
- Union Grand display of holidf
e goods.
Men who want some particular