The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News Of the Day.


Barber Shop Six chairs in opera.
ton.
A very large stock of the latest
Office furniture and fittings will be
found at H. Hackfeld & Co. Ltd,
Queen & Fort streets.
Chan KEGS prices are becoming
more popular with every week. He
has the goods to back them up. Call
and see them at 127 Hotel street.
There has never been anything
made that will clean clothes and floors
as quickly and with as little trouble
as Pau IA Hama. Your grocer will
supply you.
Every Honolulu lady will be inter
ested in the beautiful new lines of
lace shirt waists and sweater coats
now selling at Vat Kings, Hotel St
near Fort.
The latest books are to be found
at the store of A. b. Arleigh & Co.,
Hotel near Fort Every mail brings
the newest books and you can find
the ones talked about there.
Your furniture can be moved with
out the slightest injury if you place the
order in The hands of the Union Paci-
fc Transfer Co., King street next to
the Young Hotel Telephone 1874.
The great sale of white goods at
Sachs begins on Monday morning and
lasts for the balance Of the month.
This sale presents great opportunities
for money saving and should not be
overlooked.
The British consulate's Office is at
Room 1, Elite Building, Hotel street.
Road and private driveway con
struction by men who understand the
work Engineer in charge Esd-
mates furnished p. NJ. Pond, Con-
tractor Telephone 1890
A very large crowd, with Portu-
guese naturally in the majority, ga,
thered at the Republican meeting in
the Punchbowl district last night. The
principal Republican candidates made
addresses, giving much attention to
the land issue, in which most Portu-
guese are specially interested
The Government water will be
shut off between the hours of s 80
a. m, and 3 p. m, while making new
connections to the main pipe system
on Lunalilo Street as far as Victoria
Street, Thurston Avenue, Hackfeld.
Kapiolani, Green, Magazine, Spencer,
I n.
llili Street on Monday October "a,
1910.
| Samuel c. Tsea., American consul
at FOrmosa, who arrived here yester-
day as a through passenger OF the
Korea, is quoted as saying that in a
few years FormOsa will be able 70
supply all Japan with sugar and COM
pete for the market of China. The
Formosan planters are greatly pleas
ed with the machinery built for them
by the Honolulu Iron Works, says
Reat
The caffeineless coffee sold in
pound tins under the name Of De
Kafa" is to be had at Benson, Smith
& Co.'S store at the corner of Fort
and Hotel streets. This is real COT
fee with the caffeine extracted but
leaving all of the aroma and flavor of
whole coffee. 1t comes in full grains,
perfectly roasted, and is recommend
ed by physicians to persons who can
Lot indulge in coffee without feeling
| badly.
Delegate Kuhio will address a mass
meeting on Punchbowl on next Mon
day night, explaining the plan where
by under the new law, the residents
of that district may acquire lands on
which they have lived for many years
as tenants. The Kapiolani estate,
which holds all the property under a
lease which still has nearly two years
TO run, offers to cancel its lease at