The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of The Day.

The stock books of Pioneer Mill Co.. !
will be closed from October 26 to
November 1.
You're always next at the Silent
Barber Shop Six chairs in opera.
ton.
If you have friends on a steamer
at sea send Wireless. These mes
sages are deeply appreciated. The
cost ig small
! Remember that the French Laun-
dry, J. Abadie Prop, mas buG one Of
fee and that is at TT King street.
| The telephone number is 149t,
At the regular meeting of the HUI
name Society yesterday morning, the
resignation of A. Gartley as secretary
was accepted and Mrs. A. e Muir
l. ply elected.
A Christmas gift is so much more
Boxes, tissue paper and stickers at
the Hawaiian News Co., Alexander
Young Building.
| The Honolulu Construction and
Draying Co. Ltd, are prepared to en-
ter into contracts for construction
work and for teaming and traction
engine hauling and blowing.
Union Feed Co regular quarterly
meeting will be held on Thursday the
9th.
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.
Delivery by motor wagon means
a considerable saving in time and
money. Investigate the perfect motor
trdck-The Grabowsky. Honolulu
Power Wagon Co., S75 South street.
Telephone 21G6.
When travelling you will find the
Travellers Cheques of the American
Bankers Association the most con-
venient way to carry your funds. For
sale at the Bank of Hawaii Ltd, Fort
and Merchant streets.
The Pioneer Single Stain is COM
posed of permanent pigments and re-
fined creosote in correct proportions.
II is the best stain for shingles and
rough wood work. Levers & Cooke
Ltd, III South King street
Your expirations and other details
safeguarded if your insurance is
placed with the Hawaiian Trust Com
, pany, Ltd. We pride ourselves on
our fidelity to your interests.
The Mems League of the Central
Union Church will hold it's annual
meeting on the evening of November
i I, combining not only business with
pleasure, but also welcome to DR..
Doremus Scudder, who returns on
0 the morning of that date from a five
months trip abroad.
Judgment was given in favor of An
= astasia Mcdowell and Hong Quon this
a morning by Judge Robinson in theil
suit to obtain possession of two
o pieces of land held by Bruce Cart
wright, sr., ct al, as trustees.
John Marcallfuo, NJ T. Simonton
and p. Maurice Mcmahon have beel
appointed appraisers of the propert,
and estate of the late Peter RQdrigue
4 end ero x. Myers, NJ. T. Simontol
and Harry Armitage have been elect
ed to fill similar positions with regar
> to the estate of the late Henry 7
Taylor
G. Hundorf was before Judge Ro
j binson this morning to show caus
% why he should not be committed 70
contempt of court on account of hi
- having failed TO obey the order to pa
: his wife alimony He had only pal
her $50, and there was a balance
a. $40 The case was dismissed.
IN Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fl. Cook
30 Of Honolulu, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har
T. old Rice, Of Maui, will leave this ev
ching for Kauai to be present at tn
= wedding of Miss Emily Rice and ID
Sexton at Lihue tomorrow evenini
julius Asch jailer, has issued in
9" vitations for flag raising 'ceremonie
pa at the county Jail on Tuesday MOI
ne ming next at nine o'clock.
n. Lum Yam, a Chinese who has bee
on trial for several days now on
charge Of having committed bigam
Vi was found guilty yesterday aftenoo
in the United States Court TIL