The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

The band will play at the Pleasan-
ton tomorrow, rain or shine.
Large airy furnished rooms with hot
and cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
Don't refuse to help in the FLORAL
PARADE and then criticize the work
of others.
City Treasurer Shingle yesterday
paid out $4,000 in wages and sala-
res.
Notes has been the Standby res
turant of Honolulu for a generation.
Sleat, clean and cool. A trial will
convince.
All visiting Elks VIII confer favor
by notifying George T. KluegeL P. o.
Box GIG, of their addresses.
If you are a visitor in the City you
sre cordially invited to take part in
the FLORAL PARADE. Headquarters
1865 Alexander Young Building.
Every department of The Pond
Dairy is perfectly clean and the cows
are absolutely healty. Certified pure
milk and cream. Telephone 1880.
Wanted To borrow q Kona Nightin-
asses) for one day. FLORAL PARADE
GALES (sometimes called donkeys or
HEADQUARTERS 1865 Bishop Street.
| 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.
| A melting. of the territorial teachers
association was neld last night when
rapers were read by W. R. Earring
ton, Perley L. Horne and Rev. DR..
Doremus Scudder
A FLORAL PARADEN suggestion:
Uncle Sans hat entirely concealing
automobile. You can patent this idea.
The up to-date bushes man in
sists upon having the best Filing
Cabinets and so goes to the Hawaiian
News Co., Ltd, Alexander Young
Building, and gets the Yawman &
Erbe Cabinets.
The Cleanup Sale at Sachs We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week will create keen
interest among the careful buyers
This sale will be of wash materials.
The object of our scooIs is to make
, good Citizens. The FLORAL PARADE
vii help schools toward this end
The Claudine brought Il. q compare
lively small cargo, consisting OF
twenty-five sacks of beans, fifteer
sacks of potatoes, fourteen crates u
/. chickens, one automobile, ninety sil
/, packages of sundries and one lot D
circus fixtures.
See Dimond's window for $1OC
. specials. Cups, saucers, trays bowls
jugs and steens are all included in
the sale.
/" Get it into your head that you are
S a part of the City-and that the
: FLORAL PARADE nueeds YOU.
. You will be more than satisfied
S with the laundry work done by the
French Laundry, J. Abadie Prop.
. 1T King Street Remember tha
!, this famous Laundry has no branches
Telephone 1891.
For covering anterior walls anC
y CelllnSS you Will ma DekOIdIO III
J. most satisfactory and for eXterio
n surfaces FulIer's Cold Water Pain
is the best For sale by Levers an,
Cooke Ltd, III So King street.
Nolte's Cafe, Fort street between
a Merchant and Queen, is open from
|. a. m. to p. m. Meals at all inter
e vening hours.
n The Honolulu Construction an
S Darying Co. Ltd, Robinson Buildm
S Queen street, has at its quarries tn
e finest grade OF hard crushed roc
S in the city. Tenders furnished o
e request Office telephone No. 22Sl,
d Ask any successful man how h
e got his start and he will tell you
e was flyJm having ready money
n take advantage of opportunities.
rs Savings Account gives you read
money. Bank of Hawaii Ltd. Fo
and Merchant.
i The Warehouse of the Union Pac
r fic Transfer Co., is especially suite
~ for the storage of Household gooC
and the Company have experience
~ men for packing of these good
III Office King street, opposite Lewe
aud N0pIya taIeinhOna 1874