The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That GIVE Condensed
News Of the Gay.


go to Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd, they
have received big stock.
All bills against the Board OF
Health must be presented not later
than July 1.
A fifteen-thousand dollar residence
for Bishop Restarick is being started
in the old st. Andrews Priory
grounds between the present priory
and the cathedral The building is to
be of reinforced concrete.
Neu Settlers is a delicious natural
sparkling table water that is anti-gout
and antiTheumatic. Il. Hackfeld &
Co., Ltd, distributors.
The store OF Henry May & Co,
Ltd, will be closed all day Monday.
June IL. Legal holiday. Telephone
1871.
Don't forget the Delicatessen Sale,
to be given by the Women of st. An
drew's Hawaiian Congregation. Col
Inns Bldg, King street, opp. the Union
Grill. Saturday, June 10th, 9 a. m.
TO 70 m.
Pure Gum Gluten Flour in lb.
sacks at Henry May & Co., Ltd, Tele-
phone 1871.
At a meeting of the Honolulu
Amusement Company yesterday, J. T.
Scully resigned as general manager.
]. H. Magoon, son of Attorney ]. A.
Magoon, was elected to the vacancy.
E. W. Congdon was retained as active
manager Scully still remains vice
president.
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ing part of the 1910 term, the early
part, your Honor was not on the
bench, and for quite period of time
there was no available judge for the
criminal work. But the exact saving
or the approximate saving, could be
ascertained by a comparison with
the first five months of the January
1909, term, and l venture to say that
the showing would be a good many
thousand dollars.
If your Honor please, I understand
that there is an old and honored
custom, prevailing wherever the
common law prevails and common
law judges sit, but which within my
experience I never have had the op-
portunity of witnessing, that when
there are no cases left upon the cal,
endar, that when the work has all
been done, when the calendar has
been cleaned up and there remains
nothing but a white sheet before the
court, that there should be presented
to the presiding judge in token OF
| these facts a pair of white gloves,
and on behalf of my office we desire
now to present to your Honor a pair
of white gloves, which we hope your
Honor will either wear or preserve
in commemoration or this event
The Court: Mr.. Cathcart, in ac-
cepting the token of ancient form, l
have to thank you and the members
of your staff for the prompt and Wig
curious attention to the prosecution
of criminal offenses before this
court. The present situation has
only been made possible by your
hearty cooperation. / believe that
it is of very considerable moment,
too, that we have arrived at this
stage in our transaction of the
courts business. l have always be-
.lieved that speedy punishment OF
criminal offenders had more effect
in the decrease of crime than per
.haps any other factor. Surety OF
punishment rather than severity Of
punishment have been my ideas #
the method of dealing with Grimm
ais, and this is made possible by the
fact that we promptly try all cases
that are brought before us, and
have to thank you again for your
hearty cooperation in my desire 70
bring the prosecution of criminal
cases to the point where we have il
today.
l thank you very much.