The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-16

SUGAR: May 10, 1856 cents a pound
or $772O a ton; last previous quotation
May 10, $50 cents a pound.
Low prices at New England Bakery"
On account of the delay in the ar
rival of the steamer, the regular Ala
media dance will take place on Satur-
day night at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel. Music at dinner hour.
Morgans regular Friday sale
New photos of editor Times; Elite
Building, Room 8.
The Sunrise Soda Works Co., have
notice in this issue.
The Oahu Country Club will hold
meeting on May 20 at the Young hotel.
Carriage and Automobile painting
and repairs at Schuman Carriage Co.
Chan Kee, Hotel street near Bethel
is opening UP a large line of new
goods.
Try the Banzai brand biscuit sold by
X. Yamamoto, wholesale merchant
Hotel street
Mackenzie Gordon the noted tenor ar
rived this morning by the S. S Siberia
this morning.
All kinds of fresh fruits and vege-
tables will come to May & Co., when
the Alameda arrives on Saturday.
w. P. Hopkins, prominent member
of the San Francisco Bohemian Club,
arrived by the Siberia this morning
A rumor on the street persists that
a petition is in circulation favoring the
appointment of L. e. Pinlzham for
Governor.
john S. Clark the popular and well
known druggist, returned on the Sibe-
ria to accept a position with the Hol-
lister Drug Co.
The best place in town to buy candy
is the Alexander Young Cafe. The
candy sold at this cafe is home made,
pure and delicious.
| There will be a meeting of the Chi
nese students Alliance of Hawaii at
| 1880 p. m. tomorrow at the Fort street
Chinese church hall.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Jones have
returned from their honeymoon spent
at Haleiwa and nave taken up their
residence at Dole and Artesian streets,
| Punahou.
c. Percy Morse, local superintendent
of the American Hawaiian steamship
line is taking a course of marine en-
gineering under A. w. Keech, former
ly master mechanic of the Inter-Island
! Company.
Sinclair and Alymer Robinson, sons
of Aubury Robinson, of Makaweli, ar
rived here on the Siberia today on their
way home from attending school on
the mainland.
Applicants for Liquor Licenses are
notified to fill their applications in con-
formity with law with the Secretary
of the Board of License Commissioners
as soon as possible.
The vestry and guild of st. Clements
church have arranged to hold a recep-
ton this evening at the parish house
Makiki street. to Rev and Mrs. w. H.
Bliss. The congregation and friends of
the church are invited to attend.
J. ]. Dunno resumed his argument
this morning in the Along case. HIT
will take the remainder of the day to
complete his argument. The case is
being heard before Judge Robinson on
demurrer.
According to advices received here
by Consul General Saito by cable from
| Consul MorikaWa, at Vancouver, many
japanese in that part of the country
are out of employment, and warning
others from going there. The Japanese
press here will publish the warning
accordingly.
Adjutant Bamberry and the Salvation
Army brass band are going to Kauai,
on the Mikahala this evening, to de-
dictate new building in Waimea. Here
tofore the Salvationists have used a
borrowed building for their meetings,
but now, through the generosity of
their friends, they have been able to
erect suitable hall for their meetings.
Captain Finch, formerly master of
the o. & o. y. S. Coptic. and before
that of the Celtic and Belgio, has just
been appointed commander of the
White Star liner Cymrio, running be-
tween Boston and Liverpool. Captain
Harry Smith, who commanded the Do
rlc until that vessel changed owners,
rs commander Of the s, s, TeutOnio,
New York ana southampton,