The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Hammond's Atlas. Sunset, $3.50.
See Tweedle.
There will be a special meeting of .
Manoa Improvement Club tonight.
No waits" at the Silent Barber
Shop. six chairs and six first-oIasS
BARRIERS.
Get your meats at the Metropolitan
Meat Market where they are always
in fine condition. Telephone 3445.
Rev. Elmer Smiths sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
will appear in full in tomorrow's
paper.
Miss Emily Maud Georgiana Max
well and Karl Paul Buchholtz were |
married Saturday evening at st. An
drew's cathedral, the Rev, Frank A.
Saylor officiating.
Most people know now that Green
Stamps are valuable. Always ask for
them when you NY. They're free. |
And call at the show room and see
the New Years goods.
Restaurants were cleaned out of pro
visions by the run from the transport
Sheridan on Sunday, some having to
close doors for a while until fresh sup
plies could be obtained.
In addition to importing gasoline
distallate and refined oil in bulk, the
standard Oil Company is going to
have steamer carrying crude oil
hither.
Water and sewer rates, still unpaid,
must be paid tomorrow or they become
delinquent thereafter and are subject
to fine, according to an announcement
made today by the Department of Pub
lie Works.
Cadets Of the German training ship
Harzogin Cecile attended the service
of the German Lutheran church yes
terday morning, the vessel having been
delayed in going to sea, and heard the
sermon of Rev. w. Felmy on the sub
ject of joy in religion.
Sailor Woodward states that he ran
from Honolulu postoffice to Kaneohe
postofice and return yesterday in four
hours, actual running time The dis
lance is about twenty-eight miles.
Woodward may make an attempt to
lower the local marathon record in a
race against time at the Boys Field.
Kauluwela Club has elected these Of
ficers: James K Cockett, president;
Theodore Cabral vice president Ar
thur Kau, secretary; NJ. G. Correa,
treasurer; X. Kaluna, sergeantatarms,
This cldb welcomes all young men to
its Sunday evening Bible class, con.
Quoted by Mr. Cooper and Theodore
Richards.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee
viii try to induce the Hamburg-Amer-
lean line to include Hilo in the itin-
erary of its future globe-circling eX-
cursions, so as to give the tourists a
chance to visit the volcano Paul
Isenberg will take the matter up per.
sonally with the officials of the com
pany on his next visit to Germany.
Our island rates-Stevens Durye5
cars-for 3 passengers, $1,000; A, $25
or 6, $4,000. Calling and shopping
for / or passengers, per hour. $3.50
or 6, per hour, So. Sightseeing, TO
or 4 passengers, per hour, $3.50; > o
6, per hour $500 Holidays, per hour
$500. Hupmobie island trip rate, 70
3 passengers, $500. Silva's Aut
Stand, Chaplain street, opposite CathC
lie Mission, Fort street, Phone 366
or 1179
Fire Chief Thurston and a squa
from the central station, in the chief
auto carrying fire eXtinguishers, re
sponded last night to an alarm b
telephone that Manuel Reiss auto wa
on fire at the Nuuanu dam The
were in time to save the machine fror
total destruction, only the front par
of it being burned The damage
between $500 and $780,
e. NJ Campbell made the following
statement this morning with regar
TO the revised fiat rates for the roun
"trip to the volcano from Honolulu
Tickets are now selling for S43.3C
the difference being in the dolla
charged for the guide heretofore an
the dollar charged for lunch at III
Hilo Hotel. The lunch is not nov
necessary in view of the Mauna Kea'
arriving time permitting passenger
to take the morning train and arriv