The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-22

And drink Primo Beer It's good.
Low prices at New England Bakery"
A boy with a bicycle is wanted to
carry papers.
Carriage and Automobile painting
and repairs at Schuman Carriage Co.
The best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scotch
Whiskey. F. A. Schaefer & Co. are
the local agents.
H. NJ. IEaniho with his troupe of HUI
la girls will give an entertainment at
the Opera House on Saturday night.
A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. 81, F. and A. NJ, will be held this
evening work in the second degree.
Mrs. Richard Karratti, Jr died at
the Ialihi Quarantine Hospital on
May 81 1907. She was a sister of B. H.
Kelekolio.
The sneak thief did not steal all of
Carlos field glasses, he still has some
left which he is selling at less than
factory prices
DR.. Jared G. Smith, head of the u. S.
Agricultural Experiment station went
to Maui this week in the interests of
his department.
The Honolulu Times for June has
been issued. 1t contains large amount
of matter in Miss Prescott's inimitable
style which will find interested read
ers.
! Good Lehnhardt's Assorted Candles
a large shipment of which has just
been received by Henry May & Co..
Ltd. Try some Callers Swiss Milk
| Chocolate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Herbert and Mrs
English are passengers on the Alameda
today Mrs. Herbert will take treat
ment while in San Francisco from a
prominent specialist
Among the passengers sailing for the
coast on the Alameda today was John
Perry, book-keeper at the Waianae
plantation, who is en- route to Scotland
for three months vacation trip.
Superintendent Babbittt, of the De-
partment of Public Instruction, left on
the Kinau yesterday for Hawaii, where
he will make an inspection of the
schools of Kona, Kau, and Puma
The monthly moonlight dance at the
Haleiwa Hotel will be held this month
on next Saturday night. 1t is probable
that large number will attend, as
these dances are coming to be very
popular.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
will be held at the~home of Mrs. A
Francis Judd on Saturday. June l at
half past seven o'clock. Papers of IN
terest will be read.
j. Lor Wallach whose claims to be
able to cure leprosy by various wierd
formulate have been challenged by the
Board of Health, has now come to the
front with a counter challenge, by of.
he cannot cure leprosy.
An interesting communication about
the Sailors Union and the crew of the
Manga Reva has been received at this
office but cannot be published because
the writer has not given his name. The
name is necessary not TOT puDllCdIlOL3i
but as a guarantee of good faith.
meeting of the Farmers Institute
Of Hawaii has been called for Satur-
day evening at Oahu College, at which
time the matter of establishing a Ter.
ritorial College of Agriculture as pro-
vided for by the last Legislature will
be generally discussed. All persons in
terested in the matter are invited to
attend.
Friends Of Editor c. Shiozawa of the
Shinpo Sha, rendered him a banquet al
/ the MochizulSi Club Waikiki, yesterday
as a token of good will. Mr.. Shiozaws
sails this week on the Chiusa Mart
for Japan with his family for a sew
eral months visit. He goes to visi
his aged mother and WIN return short
ly, but his wife and children win re
main there, the latter intending to en-
ter school
c. A, Brown has resigned as manager
OF the John II Estate Company an'
win be succeeded by hls eldest soI
when the latter reaches his majority
which win be during this year Mean