The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
Nsws Of che Day,

You're always next at the Silent
Barber Shop Six chairs in opera.
ton.
BE on the lookout for Ehlers big
silk sale which begins on Monday
next.
Two bowling alleys in good condi-
tion are offered for sale. See class
flied ads.
Harmony Lodge No. 8 l. o. o. F.
will hold its regular weekly meeting
at seven thirty this evening.
Mrs. " Knudsen of Kekaha has do
mated two acres of land, valued at
$4,000, to be used for the site of pub
lie Hospital at Koloa, Kauai
The Democrats will hold meetings
tonight at Waikiki and also at Wyllie
and Liliha streets; tomorrow evening
at Kakaako and Palama.
James w. Fratt, V. M Harrison and
A A. Deas have been appointed APP
praisers of the property and estate of
the late John G. Cluney.
In the matter OF foreclosure pro-
ceedings begun by the Bishop Trust
Co., Ltd, against c. R. Collins, re-
spondent has filed a demurrer.
Trent Trust Co., have for sale an
elegant rooms house in the Ma
kid district At the price it is Of
fered it should be sold Immediately.
A home at Kaimuki for less than
actual cost owing to the fact that the
owner has left the country is one of
the offerings of the Warehouse
Trust Co., this week.
Your furniture can be moved with
out the slightest injury if you place the
order in the hands of the Union Paci-
| fic Transfer Co., King street next to
the Young Hotel Telephone 1874.
The Won Hamm- Young Co, Ltd,
has begun proceedings for the reco-
very of $14932, BENG balance for
goods supplied to Wang Yau, who
does business under the style of
Kwong Lung-tai, Waikiki, Maui.
/ Japanese committee to prepare for
/ the welcome to the Japanese training
squadron, due next week, and the cele-
7 bration of the Emperor's birthday,
have been organized 1t has been de-
cided to raise at least thousand dol
lars by popular subscription and spend
that amount in the celebration and en-
tertainment
"Goody" Morse. democratic can
date for the House, left suddenly for
the coast on the steamer Korea, re-
signing as a candidate and resigning
his local position with the Honolulu
Brewery. It is probable that he will
not return to Honolulu, as he an
nounced that he was called away on
business that might keep him per-
manently on the Mainland
DIR. L. l. Sexton, bacteriologist for
the Board of Health, and member of
the local federal quarantine service
has been appointed to take charge of
a branch of the marine hospital SER
vice at Hilo. The establishment of
such branch has Just been decided
upon, in view of the growth of Hiloe
commerce 1t is expected that a
quarantine station will soon be erect
ed.
Word has, been received from Scott
Wright, who left here on September q
on trip to the bedside of his father
at Parkersburg, West Virginia, thai
his father died several days before ht
reached there. The funeral was de
ferred until the sons arrival. James
McCandless, whose former home wa
in West Virginia, was an old friend o
the family and visited the father bu
short time before his death.
A white saleslady for candy counte
is wanted at the Alexander Young Ca
fe.
A motion for new trial of the cas-
of Andrew Bright V. Thomas
Quinn, has been flied by Glenn K
Quinn, attorney for the defendant
On Thursday last plaintiff was award
ed $1,000 punitive damages in connec
ton with injuries he had sustaine
through being struck by an automo
bile driven by the defendant.
Sarah Nakookoo, formerly a pup
: at Kaiulani School, and latterly at 81
! Andrews Priory, died yesterday NOR
D ming at four o'clock after an illness q
: about five months, at the age Of sew
enteen years. She was the niece o
= Mrs. James Thmpson, Hlouis Ferr