The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-28

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High School. 90 0002 O.
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The members of the Diamond Head
A. c. baseball team are requested to be
at the league grounds this afternoon at
four o'clock for practice.
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The Hawaiian Kennel Club will meet
tonight at seven-thirty at the Young
Hotel. All members are requested to
be on hand, as some important mat
ters will be decided upon.
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From present indications it looks
very much as if the proposed polo
match between Oahu and Kauai on
June II and July will be declared on
as the Kauai team are afraid that they
will be unable to get down.
1t is also doubtful if the inter-island
match between Maui and Oahu will be
PLAYED here in Honolulu, as the Maui
team are anxious to play on their own
grounds.
However. these important matters
will be decided definitely in the near
future.
Chi Bui one of the best minor lea
que players in Hawaii, has been una
nimously elected captain of the Chinese
A. c. team.
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The Hawaii, that will represent the
Territory in the transpacific yacht race
in the event of one being held, is all
ready for her trial trip, except her
sails, which have not been bent as yet.
In the event of a race which will be
positively known on Friday the Ha-
wall will be made ready at once for her
trial trip, and will probably start for
San Pedro some time the latter part of
next week The crew including sailing
master Lyle and navigator Harris are
, fready for the run up, and they will be
very disappointed lot if no race is
declared
There is some talk Of the Hawaii be
D ing purchased by local business man
and if she is she will be entered in TIT
5 first cup race by her new owner.
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The organization and plan commit
= tee of the Outrigger Club met yesterda,
}, morning in A. L. C. Atknson's office
Those present were DR.. Hand, l.. E
t Pinkham and A. H. Ford.
S Al. c. Atkinson was elected com
mittee of one to draw up the constitu
ton and by laws.
# A. H. Ford was made a committee G
n one to see about the proposed clu
1. house at Waikiki.
l.. e. Pinkham will have charge G
Il the drawing of plans for the lanai clu
g house.
5. 1t was decided to charge five dollar
t. year for club members to defray tn
or running expenses. A fund for the clu
te house will be raised some other way
The above members will report 6
the meeting of the club which will b
held on Friday afternoon at the room
of the Promotion Committee.
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cided that the sake which has bee
imported to this country is not pc
Missile under the Pure Food law an
as fast as the sake is inspected it
ordered exported back to the countl
from which it came.
CONSUL-GENERAL PROTESTS.
re When the decision of the COVER
ment officials became known in Il
Japanese colony there was constern
ton. The report soon spread that Il
importation of all sake was interdicte
ID. There is no other liquor which CT
take the place of sake and the Japa
20 csc were all upset.
The Consul General rushed to t
custom house to protest and the CO
ony anxiously waited the resu
He was soon convinced that the orde
The were not general regarding sake b
lew were issued in the case of two co
is ,signments.
on This appeared to be satisfactory b
yer it is understood that the matter h
ex- been referred to the Japanese Amb;
lay sador at Washington and he swill
emit asked to save the Japanese not only
nal this coast but throughout the count
ted There is no doubt that the orders {
to claring that the sake be shipped back
to- Japan is a forerunner of similar de
sions in all future importations.
not There is found to be consideraI
to salicylic acid used in the manufactl
to and preservation of sake. For so
time past the Treasury Department
de- allowed sake to enter at this port il