The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-15

Low prices at New England Bakery.
Two by authority notices appears in
this issue.
Morgan will sell REQ Touring Car
at auction on Saturday noon.
Carriage and automobile painting
and repairs at Schuman Carriage Co. =
Beer 10 cents a glass; small import
ed Pilsner 15c.; large glass Pfsner,
25c. Scotty's Royal Annex, opposite
Police Station.
The first official notice to receive the
signature of Secretary Mott-Smith was
a notice that Governor Walter f. Frear
had assumed the governorship.
Turtle steaks and turtle soup at
Scotty's Royal Annex, corner Nuuanu
and Merchant streets, for lunch on Fri
day. All beers, bottle and draught.
A chance for the Boys and Girls to
make money We will pay 1Oc per
lb. for small Red, Ripe Chile Peppers,
any quantity. New England Bakery.
w. S. Berdan General Agent at San
Francisco of the North British Mer-
camille Insurance Company is visiting
Honolulu on business. ne is at the
Young.
The regular meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce is to be held Friday aft
ernoon three o'clock The annual
meeting of the association will be helc
| Soma tirna nayt unoIy
The Korean Prince ASH DeshintC
yesterday purchased a q pearl neck
lace from the j. Carlo Pawn Co. foI
1855, He also purchased an old shot
gun, the first of the Schmidt & Weston
pattern.
If you are looking for particularly
toothsOme sweetmeats, try a box OF
| Gunther's celebrated chocolate candies
from Chicago. Hhe Palm Cafe gess
them in Theoretically sealed tin-linec
cases thus insunng their delivery &c
you in absolutely fresh condition.
Chief Justice Hartwen enterta2ns
Governor Frear and Mrs. trear at din.
ner this evening, the otner invited
guests Delng Ex-Governor carter anC
MIS-. Carter, justice BaIIou ana MIS-
baIIou, Justice Wilder and mrs. viii.
der MI. ana MIS-. Ernest A. MoUU,
omILn, Mr. and MIS-. r. NJ. hatcn
and MI. ana MIS-. A f. Juuu.
On saturday night, Aug. II, the Ha
waiian historical Society, also known
as the "Ka Maj Aupuni," will give al
entertainment at the Opera House fol
the benefit of the ChiIdren's Hospita
Fund TINS is for very worthy cnar
ity and every one is asked to do some
thing. The program will include
number of tableaux illustrating ancien
Hawaii.
The Jiyu Shimbun, one of the Japa
nese papers here in town, will SEM
the Assistant Editor, Mr. Mikami, t,
Vancouver and Seattle to see the ex
act conditions there relative u Japa
nese labor. The number of conflicting
reports concerning the Japanese on tn
coast is the cause of this special mis-
sion. Editor Mikami has been connect
ed with the paper for over five year
and on his return will continue hi
duties. 1t is possible that he will sal
on the Aorangi leaving here about tn
2lst
Walter c. Smith, editor of the Ad
vertiser, left on the Alameda yesterda,
for a short vacation, the first one ava
from the islands he has taken in eigh
years. He will visit his son at Stan
ford and meet his daughter, who /
coming west, en- route to Honolulu
the latter part of this month A
Mr.. Smiths health is somewhat i'm
paired is it not likely that he will TAX
part in the discussion at Mohonk. Dur
ing his absence the editorial conduc
of the Advertiser will be in the hand
of Daniel Logan.