The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
PARAGRAPHS That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

New line Panama hats Just recelVeu'
Roman, Beretania street
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms with hot
and cold baths at Hotel Arlington.
For the best mace rubber stamps
IN to Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd. They
make them.
commencement exercises of Ka-
mshameha Schools will be held on
Monday in the Bishop memorial chap
Ell.
The merchants association has &C.
oeDtgd the invitation Of the Hilo
hoard of trade to visit that town N
September.
Bring 10 green stamps and one dol
ar for a complete Boy Scout Suit
Green Stamp Store, Beretania and
Fort streets.
Fresh California primrose Pork
sausages received by the Sonoma TO-
morrow morning. Henry May & co
LTD. Telephone 1871.
It transpired at the caucus or sup
ervisors that none Of them are in
favor of appropriating money for the
Territorial armory.
Motion pictures OF the dedication
os the site for Hawaii's building at the
San Francisco exposition are expect
cd to arrive here soon.
BY the sonoma tomorrow we will
receive a shipment of fresh Califor
MIA Fruits and Vegetables and "Puri
tan" Creamery Butter. Henry May &
Co, Ltd. Telephone 1911.
No freight will be received by Inter
Island steamers on Tuesday, June II
Freight for steamers Mauna Kea, H
nau and Mikahala VIII be received oil
Saturday and Monday,
Holidays on which all day CLOSING
is prescribed by the merchants as
sociation are January /, February q
Nav 80. June II, July 4, Regatta Day
Thanksgiving Day, Labor Day an
Christmas Day.
In spite of the opposition of Nc
Cleuan and Low, the caucus OF sur
ervisors last night decided to tend
er the roads and garbage animals
vehicles and laborers to the Cleanu
Day committee
The shippers wharf tax committe
has rejected the proposal Of tn
merchants association to double tn
tax. At the same time the COMM
tee has increased its monthly don'
tor to the promotion committee fror
$3.50 to $3.50.
p. M. Pond has moved his offic
from the Stangenwald building to tn
Campbell block, in the room latel,
occupied by A. Dondero. Mr.. Donde
70 has moved across the hall and 1
occupying a part of the offices o
Williamson & Buttolph.
Leslie Clark, son of Byron o. Clark
who was graduated with honors las
week from the department of agricu
ture of the College of Hawaii, ha
been appointed an assistant in tn
department and will take up his wor
next year under Prof F. G. Kraus'
The Honolulu Electric Company an
the Pacific Electric Company hav
effected a consolidation and will o
cupy hereafter the location in til
Emmeluth building at the corner
Bishop and King streets. Both cor
panies have been in business for Sc
eral years, and the combination wi
make quite a strong one.
Flags used by the Floral Parad
committee in decorating the city d
Washington's Birthday have bee
turned over to the merchants ass
citation, which will hold them to
used exclusively for public celebr
lions and principally for street de
Grating purposes. The associatio
hopes to increase the number of flag
from $50 to 1000.
The regular meeting of the boar
Of directors of the Young Women
Christian Association will be pos
poned from Tuesday, June II, al 9:3
a m. to the same hour Wednesday
June 12 the change of day made be
cause of the general holiday on Tues
day 1t is hoped that every membe