The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-04
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Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day

WylIe street and the PostofTice. a
reward is offered for the return to
this office.
Fine lot of Panamas to select FROM
Call and see them. The Expert Hat
cleaners, opposite Club Stables.
The Board of Supervisors will hold
regular meeting tins evening. q.
A. X. Vierra is now with the manu-
facturer's Shoe Co.
T. Give Davies left by the steamer
Mauna Kea to spend a fortnight at
the Volcano
Notes restaurant fa open from $50
a. m. to 1880 p. m. Standard meals all
day.
Sherrette the latest in white goods
at Jordans.
Viggo Jacobsen, before coming to
Honlulu was in the insurance bust
ness in Melbourne. He was a natural
lied subject of Great Britain.
Pay cash when you buy at the store
and ask for Green Cash Stamps
Accident and sickness policies are
now being issued by the Standard Ac
cident Insurance Co. of Detroit. Ha-
waiian Trust Co., Ltd, Agents.
The Alameda sailing January - is
the next fruit boat to che Coast.
Leave your orders with the Island
Fruit Co. now.
For half a life time Notes has been
the faVorite cafe of the business man.
1t ia that today and will be that in the
future.
Viggo Jacobsen died of pneumonia
at the Queens Hospital yesterday
afternoon. lie was a native of Den
mark, a resident of Honolulu for
many years and, so far as known, un-
married. In former years he did clerl
cal work in a business house and &C.
casiOnal newspaper writing. Latterly
his occupation was the precarious one
of a pen artist, in which he picked upt
odd jobs of engrossing. His age was
probably around fifty years.
A great card at Nolet's is that every
thing is fresh, pure, properly cooked
and served in satisfactory manner.
Try it and you will become a regular
patron there.
william H, Bailey, formerly SUI
gar PLANTER at Waikiki where he was
born of American missionary parents,
died at Los Angeles, Cal, on Sat
urday last in the sixty seventh year of
his age. At one time he was an in
structor in Oahu College.
Poultry and pigeon show entries
may be left at E. o. HALL G. Sons
poultry supply house, where Mr.. L.
c. AbIes can furnish intending exhi-
bitors entry forms and safe councir till
5 O'Clock Wednesday. Liberal cash
prizes silver cups and elegant silk
ribbons make it worth while.
w. F. Wilson is authorized to re
ceive all bill payable 10 VIM G. Irwin
& Co. See ad in this Issue
When 1850 miles away from San
Francisco on her last trip up the s..
S. Alameda was in wireless commune,
cation with that city a feat which
comes pretty near being record work.
The well-known yacht Lurline has
gone into dry dock IN San Francisco,
She won the transpacifc race to Ho-
nolulu on two occasions and is owned
by II. ]. H. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Haughtail-
ing gave a very pleasant luau at their
residence on Morris Lane, yesterday,
a large number of friends of the family
being present.
Government water may be used for
irrigation between and 8 and A and 6
.p m.
Mrs Edward M. Robinson, sister of
Mrs. William G. Irwin and of Richard
Ivers of Honolulu, died in Philadel
phia on December 26. Her husEapd
is one of the wealthiest citizens OF
Philadelphia
Officers of Pacific Lodge, A. r. & A.
M. installed last night are Henry Err
nest Cooper, right worshipful MASTER.
William Frederick L. Stanley deputy
MASTER John Kidwell, substitute mas
ter; Edwin Hall Paris, immediate past
master; John Julius Bolster senior
warden; Edwin Oscar White iunior