The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-25


Claudine tomorrow,
IF you DON'T get your paper, ring
up SILT HE INDEPENDENT.
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Principal Richards Of the Ka-
mehameha Schools left on the Mari
posa.
The Lolita Club gives its weekly
dance at the Arion Hall tomorrow
evening.
The officers OF w G Irwin g. Co,
Id, we're re. elected at the meeting
yesterday.
Telephone messages received this
day-Barks S 9. Allen, Ceylou and
Mauna Ala.
The building Of the new Christian
Church Tabernacle on Alakea street
began to-day.
Miss Nalani Jones, we are glad to
hear, is recovering from severe at.
tack OF grippe.
One dollar spent at Sachs Clear
ance Sale will go as far as three
spent anywhere else'
The Iwalani will leave at O'Clock
this afternoon, and the Kiuau at z
O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
Big reduction in every department
during this week at Sachs Clear
ance Sale. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity.
A runaway hack belonging to the
Pantheon S abes was smashed yes
terday. The driver escaped with a
slight injury.
A street water cart was arrested
from its watery progress-in front
OF the Police Station, caused by
wheel getting off its nut.
The flowers sent down to the
steamer to day by Seaborn Luce
we're most exquisite. Mr.. Luce will
soon be the leading florist in town.
The interesting steamer Kahului
will not appear in these waters for
the present. She will now run be-
tween San Francisco and Cosmos,
BIC.
The biennial meeting OF the mem.
bers of the Queens Hospital corpor-
alton will take place tomorrow in
the Chamber OF Commerce room at
10 a. m.
F. Clifford Rhodes, the manager
of the Press Publishing Co, was
married yesterday to Mrs. M. B.
Lothrop. Rev. III. w. Peck perform
ed the ceremony.
The new woman intends to abau-
don "fuss and feathers" She won't
do it if she calls at the store of l.. B.
Kerr and inspects his selected stock
of Feathers, Flowers and Hats.
Ladies cry for it, girls demand it
and the little kids howl for dresses
of Silk Striped Challies, There are
still SONS yards left of this fashion
able materia at the store of l., b.
Kerr on Queen street.
Chang zee Ping, prominent
Chinese teacher and scholar, was
buried yesterday. He was secretary
of the Chinese-English debating So
ciety. The funeral which took place
from his late residence was largely
attended.
Man-deprsved man-now wants
to be well-dressed Let him go
down to Queen street aud select a
piece of goods intended to make q
most becoming and fashionable suit
and his object is gained. L. b. Kerr
furnishes the material
Special Detective Hammer clever
ly stopped runaway horse this
morning, down at the Oceanic wharf,
prior to the departure of the Mari
posa, after the horse had been al
ready stopped by Others there, who
all dropped holding the horse ike
hot cakes.
Another excursion at cheap rates
to Waianae has been arranged for
Saturday and Sunday by the Oahu
Railroad Co. The many people who
have taken advantage OF These
weekly excursions speak in the
highest terms of the pleasure de
rived from the ride.
Robert Cowes, the obliging stew.
ard of the Mariposa, has resigned
his position and will leave the SER
vice upon the arrival OF the steamer
in San Francisco. Mr.. Cowes will
return to Honolulu where he owns
4 Ill n In mr.