The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-05
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

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passenger this morning.
City and County Auditor Bicknell's
busy raging public labor today.
Try ThurloWs' for a week and
you'll come again. Good meals and
only the best brands of liquors serV-
ed.
Mrs. f. NJ Swanzy was among the
passengers to leave for the Coast by
the Alameda.
A notice in action for divorce in
the Wardell matter is published in
this issue.
A two bedroom cottage with Electric
! lights etc. close to town is for rent It
$40 month.
stephen Andrew, native of Sparta,
Greece, has applied for naturalization
in the Federal court.
There were 81 new and 70 reGurrent
cases of relief handled by the Asso-
ciated Charities last month.
A. F. Knudsen is at Seattle looking
after Hawaii exhibit matters until the
arrival of Commissioner Childs.
C. e. Ferguson, a writer for the
Overland Monthly, and his wife re-
turn to the Coast in Il Alameda.
Judge Robinson granted a divorce
to Ellen X. Aona against Alexander
K Aona for failure to provide.
Secretary E. A. Mott-Smith occupied
the presidents chair at the Board OF
Health Office this morning.
Thurlows' Royal Annex Cafe serves
the best all round meals in the city.
! Business Iunch-ThurIows' Royal
Annex Cafe.
All that was doing in the Circuit
Court this morning was the trial of a
small civil case before Judge Robin
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boas, brid-
al couple from San Francisco, return
ed to their home by the Alameda to-
day.
! Fred. L. Waldron and wife will sail
| by the Hilonian on the 18th inst. for
England for visit of four months
to their respective homes.
/ Y. Ishii, the local japanese drug
gst, has been presented with a medal
| by the Japanese Red Cross Society for
| his valuable services here in its work.
| Even the air that cools Primo Beer
is filtered; it is stored in air-tight
glass tanks till ready for bottling;
and the public is given the purest and
most healthful beer brewed.
By the absence from the Territory
of Messrs. Cooper Campbell and Cart
ley, the Board of Regents of the Col
lege of Hawaii will be deprived of
a quorum.
Superintendent ]. d. McVeigh will
leave in the Claudlne ON Friday even
ing to return to the Settlement. lie
will take few more moving picture
films with him.
! The Chinese paper Man Sang Vat
30, against which a libel suit brought
by Consul Tseng Hal is pending, is
still attacking the consul on every
page of every issue.
Two bedroom cottage. Electric
lights, etc, close to town and car-line.
500 90. Address Cottage" Star Office,
"rhe annual meeting of e. o. Hall
& Son will be held on May 10.
Begin saving a small part of your
spending money. begin today Start
a savings account WITH this bank, and
you will be vel! started ON the road
to success. The Bank of Hawai- Ltd.
Those who have used it find Cennten-
malls Beest Flour requires more knead-
ing, takes more water, and goes far
Their than any other flour. It's the
best of all Henry May & Co., Ltd.
Phone %.
The regular monthly meeting of the
members of the Waialae, Kaimul1i and
Palolo Improvement Club will be held
Friday, at o'clock p. m. at the resi-
dence of Mr., A. f. Cooke. Interesting
committee reports.
John Mattos, the plumber and sheet
iron worker, lays iron roofing, cutters,
leaders etc. and repairs them. Ven
tilators, skylights-all sorts of sheet
J iron and metal work. Phone 657, ITS
Alalea Street.
! A. B. Blakstad, Wahiawa train
brakeman, injured through his head
coming in contact with a waterpipe
which crosses the track, on April %,
yesterday morning recovered con-
seriousness and expressed surprise at