The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-23
Financial e: Commercial i: Promotion
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BILLIARD OUTFIT
AGENCY COMING

AGENCY COMING
The Brunswick Balke-Collender Co.,
the big manufacturers of billiard Ia
bles, bowling alleys, saloon fixtures
etc, is preparing to open branch in
this city, and has leased the store
room in the Robinson block on Queen |
street, located Just eva the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co.'S office.
w. o. Franklin, the manufacturers
agent, who has been handling the bus
mess of the company in this Territory
for some time, will have the manage.
ment of the new branch.
Work began today or alterations
to the store. A cable received
Saturday from the company stated
that a stock of goods is on the way. A
complete line of billiard tables of all
kinds will be carried in stock besides
bowling alleys, bar fixtures and sup.
| plies
The Brunswick Bake Collender Co.
has seven factories in different parts
of the country and upward of fifty
branches. Mr. Franklin states that
there are between 100 and $50 bill
LARD tables in use in Hawaii, most of
them furnished by his company.
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of the work we have to do in con-
nection with this movement. Doctor
Hough has had that part of the work
to do which we shall have to do when
the convention is over | take pleas
ure in introducing to you DR.. Hough,
who is now on his way to work in
Japan and China"
DR.. Hough's Address.
Doctor Hough arose amid applause
and addressed the convention in part
as follows:
"Mr. Chairman and Christian Men
, in Honolulu. l may say it is a rare
privilege to look into the faces of so
. many earnest Christian men on our
/. first stop after leaving San Francisco,
out here in the mid-Pacific. l am go.
ing to limit myself, as | want you to
hear Mr. Gum, who speaks to you on
the chief business of the convention
a This movement is a movement to en-
e list all for all The Laymens Mission
: airy Movement comes in to help us tC
?. do that very thing. May l sugges
v some of the things that will enable
: you to go out and make yourself
/ real power in putting into effect the
things we advocate at this convention
do not believe that laymen's con
|, vention in the States registered fine
/ showing than is registered on the
l. statistical chart behind me, showing
l. certain statistics relative to the Pro
- testant churches of this city and thei
contributions to foreign missions
However iNyou thinKit is going to b.
an easy thing to get the average mai
# wakened up and do the things that h
4 ought to do, you are greatly mis-
taken"
Doctor Hough then related an anus
- ing incident told by Ex-Governor Beay
. er of Pennsylvania, the dramatis pei
+. sonae of which were a balky hors
- and the son of Governor Beaver, t
give point to the assertion that tn
men in the church that are balky mus
be given a new sensation to get ther
started.
The Doctor then proceeded to on
line the various steps necessary
be taken after the adjournment c
-, the convention in order to make tn
20 movement effective. The first thin
- will be the appointment of commi
no tee in every church to work with tn
&c pastor. The next thing will be tn
". Inauguration of an educational car
ed paign, and then the third step WI
MT be to make a man-teman canvass
OIL every member of the congregation
he and induce them to subscribe
is weekly amount for the furthering
~ the movement.
Following DR.. Hough, Charles
ac- Gum, architect by profession, al
is now treasurer of the Presbyterii
he Board of the Philippines, who is nc
his on his way by the Manchuria to c
art gage in his work at Manila, was tn
. introduced by Major Davis
Mr.. Gums Address.
Mr.. Gum said that shortcut me-