The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day,

in this issue.
Kodak films-lowest prices in the
city at HOLSTER Drug Co.
A County resolution is published in
this issue
Ten per cent penalty is to be add
ed to all taxes not paid before the
| 18th instant
Call at Regal Shoe Store this week
and see the remarkable values now
being offered. New styles and every
pair of shoes guaranteed.
The 18th Instant Is the last day for
paying the second ham of taxes.
! A case of Mrs. Kearns' Gold Medal
! preserves makes a fine Christmas
gift. Order early.
Captain Takashita of the Japanese
cruiser Idzumo called on Governor
Frear this morning.
u 81 Consul General Wilder of
Shanghai recent ytransferred from
Hongkong,. called on Governor Frelr
| this morning.
| Governor Frear had call this morn
Ing from his namesake DIR. Frear, of
the U. S. Medical service in Manila,
and his-wife. Their native home is
Detroit, Michigan.
Governor Frear is busy preparing for
for his departure for Washington on
= Wednesday,. He expects to be absent
six or eight weeks.
With the whole Pacific to maneuver
in, the S. S. Lurline, returning from
Hilo this morning, crossed the bows OF
the S. S. Siberia within five fathoms
of the Pacific Mail boats nose while
the latter was at anchor in quarantine.
1t was a way of saying "how do We
do?' but not without risk.
II. Hackfeld & Co. yesterday received
cable to the effect that the ship Ma
RE Hackfeld had been lost in a storm
a day after leaving from Hamburg for
Honolulu, on November 13.
Japanese cruiser Idzumo arrived ear
ly yesterday morning from San Diego
to stay nine days, being welcomed by
thousandssof local Japanese.
The assessor is determined to oct
in the taxes. If you have any due,
pay before the 18th, or ten per cent.
will be added.
Reports OF withdrawal of the Togo
Kisen Kaisha S. S. Co. from it's COM
bination with the Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
this morning published as having
reached here in the Chiyo Maru yes
terGay, were exclusively printed in
The Star on Saturday, November 6,
over a week ago.
Property and income taxes must be
PAID on or before the 18th instant, or
| ten per cent. will be added.
Your trial order for wood or coal
is solicited by Honolulu Construction
and Drawing as they know full we'll
that they will give you so much salts
faction that they will make you a
steady customer. Phone 2S1.
1910 Office and pocket diariess in
complete assortment at A. B. Arleigh
& Co., Hotel street opp. Union. Ar
leghs prices are right
You will find the picture mouldings
at the Pacific Picture Frame Co., Nuu-
\ anu below Hotel, the latest in style and
the most beautiful in design. Prices
y in that establishment are lower than
elsewhere in the city.
Meats, vegetables, dairy speciaIties
etc, served at Notes are hom
products. Only the best sent to tn
table.
Order your Thanksgiving Day poul
try and meats from the metropolitan
Market. The Australian beef NUT
ton and lamb is particularly god a
this time u.s.
No use bothering with pies or cakes
for Thanksgiving day dinner. TIL,
!. Palm Cafe, Hotel street near Union
will supply you at less cost than yol
can make them at home and they will
4 probably be better.
Large, cool dining room, free fror
dust and the noise of the main stree
corners-that is Notes.
Choice split stove wood and fin
- hand-picked stove coal can be bough
to the best advantage at Union-Pacifi
Transfer Co. Phone So. Prompt d.
livery. Full measure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ Lovsted, VIII
:, returned from Japan in the Chiyo Mar
yesterday were present at the funeri
of Prince Ito in Hibya Park, Toki
They had a position where a GOO
view of the ceremonies in the imprC
yised temple was available.
: j. c. McNally, American consul {
Iu Marking, China, is a through passeI
= ger in the Chiyo Maru on his way t
"a Washington, Mrs. McNally and thei
daughter and son accompany hi
'e Consul McNally was to have address
ed the Chamber of Commerce here O.
American trade conditions in China b
the early departure of the steamer pr