The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

issue.
Work on the Round Top road will
begin the first Of August.
Thirty-two Elks attended the Or
pheum vaudeville last evening.
j. A. r. Vieira & Co.. guarantee
all watch repairing done by them.
c. p. Iaukea has installed an cleo
trio fan in the municipal assembly
room.
The Pacific Coast Real Estate Co.
is offering a few bargains in suburban
residences.
Jas. w Pratt, 125 Merchant street
has real estate for sale and lease in
different parts of the city.
Kahuku wireless station is now in
land wire telegraphic communication
with Honolulu. Barber's Point sta
ton will be discontinued.
Editor Sheba, testifying in the con-
spiracy case, told of a plot to waylay
him on coming into town which he
said was instigated by Maxine.
The best house paint to Use is W..
p. Fuller & Co.'S Pure Prepared Paint.
1t is mixed all ready for use and is
easily applied. Sold by Levers &
| Cooke, Ltd.
A dinner and dance will be given at
the Parker bungalow in Manoa valley
on Wednesday evening of next week
by Ernest Parker in honor of Miss
Thelma Parker.
Courtesy, integrity and ability,
these three combine to make the Ha-
waiian Trust Company, Limited, an
organization well worth all the con-
fidences reposed in it.
Miss Edith H. Smith leaves in the
Alameda tomorrow to enter Stanford
University, to the entering class of
which she has already been admitted.
Fred w. Macfarane has been named
by President Jas. f. Morgan of the
Chamber of Commerce as a delegate
from Hawaii to the National Conser-
walton Congress to be held at Seattle
August 1928.
Members OF the bar will meet Judge
| Woodruff in the United States District
Court room at nine O'Clock Thursday
morning The second judge, first one
to fill the position, will arrive in the
Mongolia on Wednesday,
The new Smith-Premier double key
board "Visible" typewriter has no SUI
perior and few equals in the type
writer line Call at Hawaiian News
Co and inspect this machine 1t has
been thoroughly tried and proven.
Road Supervisor Wilson is using a
steam roller to haul trains of wagons
loaded with crushed stone to where
needed from the Moiliili quarry. In
two trips a DAY forty-eight tons OF
material can thus be hauled without
horses or mules
An answer from the War Depart
ment to the request of Geo w De
Long Post, &. A. r., that the name of
/ General Armstrong be considered in
naming new posts or forts in Hawaii,
has been received. It promises con-
sideration as requested.
Whenever you have occasion to send
mney away you can do it easily and
cheaply through The Bank of Hawaii,
\ Ltd. corner Fort and Merchant streets.
Money orders issued for amounts up
to 500 and regular bank drafts for
more than that amount
A dance and reception was given last
night at the Henry and Dorothy Castle
kindergarten by Mrs. II. c. Coleman
and Miss Ermine Cross i'm honor OF
Mrs. George H. Mead and Misses Mo-
rim, Haynes, Harding and Dewey, who
are visiting here this summer So
I ciety was out in force.
r. S. Hosmer the Territorial For
ester, who has been appointed as
delegate to represent Hawaii at the
National Irrigation Congress to be held
at Spokane, Washington, viii also &c
as the representative of the Homo
lulu Merchants Association and the
Chamber of Commerce He leaves by
| the Alameda tomorrow.
Delegate Kuhio failed to accept the
/ invitation of the Merchants Associa-
! ton to attend its melting and deli
yer an address on account of the fact
that he did not receive the letter
conveying the invitation till after the
meeting had taken place. It was de-
liyered at his downtown Office, which