The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-31
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Large airy furnished rooms with hot
and cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
For a complete line of calendar
pads and diaries go TO A. B. Arleigh
& Co. Hotel street.
The Pond Dairy makes a speciality
for pure cream-no preservatives. Or
der by phone-NO. $780,
French Laundry, J. Abadie, Prop,
wishes to extend to all it's friends
and patrons their best wishes for a
bright and happy New Year
A Stevens-Duryea cylinder auto
mobile in good condition is offered for
sale. Owner leaving town.
F. G. Atherton was elected secre-
! tary Of the Bank of Hawaii, at a
meeting held Wednesday morning.
See that you get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores.
And call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get
for them.
Charles Duncan NcEachern, Chas.
Peter Leonard Ludin, Antoine Vieira
and Abrahama Baecker became Am
erican citizens this morning. The pro-
ceedings took place before Judge Ro-
bertson.
r. w, Single, guardian of Mary
Beatrice Campbell, a minor, filed ais
( second annual account this morning,
in which he charged himself with
/ $l0,236. 46 and asked to be allowed
/ $1O,59G.34
A. e. Kaeser, representative Of
Thos Cook and Sons at Yokohama,
arrived ON the Tenyo Maru today and
will remain here until the Asia rea-
ches port, on which vessel he will
return to Japan.
The names of all persons who on
December 31st, 1910, are delinquent
in the payment of their taxes for the
current year, will be published as re-
GuTel by law. Persons in this class
should call at the tax Office and settle
before the above date or they will be
publicly listed
Royal D. Mead, one of the sugar
planters agents in Tie Philippines
who returned Yesterday, expresses the
opinion that the reports of diseased
condition of recently arrived Filipinos
is exaggerated. lie says much care
was exercised in selecting immigrants
and having them examined by physi
clans.
Prepare for immense bargains
Tuesday morning, when Sachs annua
stock taking Clearance Sale begins
, Remarkable bargains will be in order
a $1,000 prize is offered by Homo.
lulu Photo Supply Co for the bes
- negative and print taken Of a flyins
machine in the act of flying at Moana
. lua Saturday, Sunday or Monday. Sc
ad.
3 The Hamakua Mill Co. has made al
application to the treasury Depart
.' ment for permission to raise it's CAPT
tai to $4,000, with a limit of 5000
p 600. The Waiakea Mill Co. also seek
an amendment. mis- company de
sires to raise its capital to $750,00C
with permission to go as high as 81
l. 100000. Both these companies seel
g powers that will increase their scope
Kalua, an elderly Hawaiian woman
was given two months for drunken
l. ness this morning by District Magii
l. trate Lymer She was arrested nea
IT the Oahu railway depot, where, a,
If cording to the police, she has been
It nuisance for some time, Many othe
S. convictions for drunkenness are Q
=, record against her, and Prosecute
S. Brown Suggested a substantial Sc
d, tence. She has made a habit of fillin
a. herself with bad booze and indulgir
10 in profane and obscene language.
III On account of Mr.. Ebersoles a
W sence fro mthe city there will be I
s. meeting of the Mems League Bib
class tomorrow morning. A wee