The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Ccndensed
News Of the Day.

Doctor Derby leaves for San Fran
cisco on a vacation on November 4.
You're always next al the Silent
Barber Shop Six chairs in opers.
ton.
Jefls wants YOU TO try the latest
style Of hair cutting. Feather edge
trim with clear outlines.
Eleven Of those famous L. c.
Smith shot guns have just been re-
ceiyed by e. o. Hall & Son.
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.
Beautiful Christmas Cards. Gift
Cards and dainty Stickers to fasten
the Christmas package The very
things you will want for the Holiday
Time at A. 3. Arleigh & Co.'S Hotel
street near Fort
The gubernatorial campaign i'm New
York has brought Ex-Governor Geo.
X. Carter of Hawaii to the front as
one of the workers for Simson, the
Republican nominee.
The construction of a Tennis Court
is not a matter of great expense If
done by one who knows how. Ask
p. NJ. Pond, Contractor, Telephone
1880, for an estimate.
Draining one OF tAe Waiaiua reser-
voirs in order to recover a Japanese,
laborers at the Waialua Agricultural
/ ComDany's Plantation yesterday found
the drowned boy of Sahara, a work.
man.
Miss Nellie Pomeroy and her sister,
Mrs. Louise Hapai. of Hilo. with the
latter's daughter, arrived this morn
ing in the Mauna Kea for two
weeks visit During their stay they
VIII be the guests Of Mrs. J. G Pratt,
Nuuanu avenue.
Yesterday was the coolest thirtieth
of October recorded in Honolulu since
the local office Of the United States
Weather Bureau was established. the
temperature varying from a minimum
OF 67 degrees to a maximum of 70.
The average for the eleven years is
81 maximum, n minimum.
A 25O00O-ga1lon reservoir has been
completed in the upper end of Manoa
Valley for the Woodlawn subdivision.
which is being exploited by C S.
Desky. The tract was formerly oc-
cupied by the WoodIawn dairy. but
has been surveyed. plotted and divid-
ed up into residence lots. through
which several miles or streets will be
built.
Samuel Kubey, an oidtime Honolu-
III man, has accepted the managershiD
of the new Bijou Theater which is TO
be erected on the premises formerly
occupied by the Princess Rink Be
fore his return to the city to take hold
OF the new theater he will complete
arrangements on the Coast for the |
MINIS and talent which are to figure on
the Bijou screen and stage.
Coast firms were successful in get |
ting awards for several contracts on
local army work. Hind. Rolph & Co.
was awarded a contrac; for s2S. 7S9 26 |
to furnish lumber for army buildings
here. The specifications called for
445,83O feet Of lumber including doors
wire cloth and creosote stain All the |
big contracts were let at Seattle The
Seattle Hardware Company. the Whee- |
ler-Osgood Company, o. B Williams q, |
Co., and the Schwabacher Hardware |
Company we're successful bidders on
small contracts.
The last services were held over tba
remains of the late Mrs Jane e. Myer.
at the little Kilauea church on Kauai
Friday afternoon. In token of sorrow
all work on the plantation was SION
ped for the cay and many sorrowing
friends bearing flowers followed 10 the
grave Mrs. Myers, who was the moth.
er OF the manager of the Kilauea SUI
gar plantation, was eighty.two years of
age at the time Of her death and was |
one of the best known residents If
the Garden Island She was born in
Portland, Maine, but had spent most
or her life in California, coming to the
Islands four years ago.