The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-21

Inc olympia may leave IOr Japan
at the end of the week, She finished
coaling yesterday.
British Commissioner Halves is
circuit of Oahu, and will
probably return tomorrow.
The plant for the Hilo Tribune
will lie shipped by the Kinau this
afternoon in charge Of @. X. Spen-
Ger.
w. o. Smith, II. Focke and Cecil
Brown who left for Mokuleia on
Saturday will probably return to
town this evening.
Go to N. S. Sachs for your Under
wear, where you will find full as
sortment of sizes, and every grade at
lowest prices, $40 Fort street.
A full line of Sewing Cotton just
opened up at i. B. Kerr's on Queen
street. ALI numbers and colors on
hand. Call early and get what you
need.
G. S. Bradford, the city editor OF
the Advertiser, will leave by the
Kinau for short trip to Hawaii,
where he hopes to recover his
health.
The excursion trains to Waianae
Yesterday we're well patronized.
Psople are happy to be able again
70 oet a good days outing and with
plenty of fresh air and magnificent
scenery.
There was small blaze back OF
Kawaiahao Church, last night, at
the premises occupied by MIR;
Podeyn. The fire was .extinguisned
easily without the help OF the de-
partment.
IL seems to be uncertain who will
be the candidates for the lieCten-
ancy in Company d, j. A. Kennedy
and A. G.. M. Robertson, whose
names have. been mentioned are
both members of the Council OF
State.
The Board of Underwriters has
appointed w. 1. Warmer, electrical
inspector for the board. His duty
will be to examine all premises in
tended to be insured and report the
condition of the electrical system to
the underwriters.
The police seems to have positive
proofs that the opium found last
Friday in boat, the occupants o.
which we're arrested came from the
u, S. S. Olympia. How the opium
got there, of course is a puzzle
From the other islands, perhaps!
If Hotel Richelieu keeps on as i
did on Saturday, the proprietres
Mrs. Freimann is to be congratu
lated. A most elegant dinner,
most fashionable patronage, and
generally good jolly time are tn
passwords given out. Come arount
and see for yourself.
Our thrifty housewives cheerful.
ackno Wedge that l.. b. Kerr give
better value in Housekeeping Good
than any store in town. Sheetine
Mosouito Netting, Bedspread, Ia
HE Cloths, Napkins, Glass Cloths
Towels, ETC., sold on the principle
small profits and quick returns
To close them out Shirt Waists
formerly selling at $l.50 each, hay
been reduced to 81; and Pith Hat
which were selling at ~, from tn
.on will be sold at vi each. "a
early before the supply IS 9!
hausted. A. Barnes, New Republl
Building, King street.
James Bolster received a call frol
the members Of ths Y. H. |. yeste
day at his residence in Haloio vale
"Jim," who has been quite III ie
some time has improved greatly cu
hopes soon to be able to be aroun
again. His friends went up to til
valley in two buses and had a MOI
enjoyable time.
It's mighty strange to see no
some people can walk around in tt
hot tropical sun, clothed in heav
black clothes and tall plug ha
However, most folks are more sens
BILE, and wear suits made OF Ligl
Serge or Tweeds bought at l..
Kerr's on Queen street. He sells
single yard at wholesale prices y