The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-30
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

quick meal at low price.
The fifty-six Chinese students
passing through, en- route to Boston,
aboard the S. S. China, will be en-
tertained by the Chinese students OF
Hawaii at the Chinese YIN. c. A.
this evening.
The Alameda will leave San Fran
cisco one day late, Sunday, according
to a cable received by the local
agency this afternoon.
Judge Dole has awarded $4,000
damages to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company against the dredger
Pacific, on account of the fouling OF
the steamer Siberia's propeller by
the dredger's cable in Honolulu har-
Dor. The largest item in the award
is $14,1S0. OF, the cost of drydocking
the Siberia in San Francisco. Other
items are on account of delay, etc.
The total claim sued for was $50 900.
Miss Florence r. Yarrow has been
away almost three months to visit
her sick mother in New Jersey, and
has returned to resume her good
work among the children of the Kau-
makapili Sunday school, She will
speak on Sunday, and the pubic is
cordially invited.
The leaflet descriptive of Honolulu
for enclosure in business letters has
Eeen issued by the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee
Three first class BARRIERS are always
in attendance at the Union Barber shop
the cleanest and most up to date shop
in the city.
Matsu Sawamura has filed suit for
divorce against her husband Setaro
Sawamura who deserted her one
week after they immigrated into Ho-
nolulu, arriving here in 1907. She
has not known his whereabouts for
two years but last week found him
at Kaanapali Maui.
Next Thursday and Friday free
lectures at Young Hotel on GLOW
to Learn French or German in Five
Weeks"
If you want a fine souvenir calen-
dar to send to your friends, Wall,
Nichols Co.. Ltd, have them.
Lot at Kaimuld for $500 or $500 for
corner lots on easy terms. Kaimu-
XII Land Co., Ltd, Young Building.
The annual meeting of the Hawaii
an branch of the Red Cross Society
will be held on Tuesday, at 4 o'clock
p. m, in Judge Dole's court room.
Jordans begin a sale of all round
reductions for ten days on Monday
morning. The store was closed to-
day to make final preparations. La
dies will find a great display at this
store on Monday. During the sale
all the ready-to-wear goods will be
on sale upstairs.
The Hawaiian News Company has
just received a large shipments of
holiday goods, consisting of hand
bags, purses, boxes of paper and en-
velopes, etc.
Nolte's is open from early morning
until 1880 p. m. Standard meals are
at all intervening hours. Din.
ing hall Is large and cool.
Special sale of household and kit
chen utensils, agateware, glassware,
basketware and crockery, 25 per cent
discount, one-fourth off. One week
only. Lewis & Co., Ltd, 169 King
street, telephone 24O. Remember
this is a special sale for one week
only, Get in your orders early.
Mrs. Becky Ihihi wishes to thank all
who so kindly participated in the luau
and fair of the Aloha Labui society,
with donations and services.
"The Guide" is the only shipping
paper in Honolulu and is invaluable to
any merchant. Published daily, Guide
Co., Alexander Young build
ing. Information furnished instantly
on request, Each subscribepr supplied
with a neat and substantial frame for.
the Guide free.
For decades Nolto's has been the
MONDAY rendezvous Of the busy busi-
ness man. Everything cooked right
and served quickly.
The annual Thanksgiving sale of ia
BILE linens, napkins etc, at Sachs Dry
Goods Co. spells opportunity for the
economical housewife. See ad in this
issue and note the money saving prices
Crosett shoes are sold exclusively by
Manufacturers Shoe Co., Ltd. The
Crosett is unquestionably the finest
shoe in the market for the price.
In an opinion written by Chief Jus
tice Hartwell, the claim of Mrs. Nettie
l.. Scott for $500, a years salary, on
account of removal from the principal
ship of Holualoa school is disallowed
by the Supreme Court