The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-16

Waimea rhubarb, celery, cabbage,
and potatoes, Edgar Henriques,
Masonic Temple.
The Healanis have rendered the
use Of their boat house to the Lei
lanis for to. morrow.
Read Kerr's change in his adver-
tisement il you wish to avail your
self of most excellent bargains.
Tomorrow is "Aleck" Robertson's
holiday. What's the matter with
Aleck? Give him three cheers and
tiger.
The Healanis will give dance on
the 23rd instant for expenses.
Tickets may be obtained of the
committee.
Several changes have been made
in the race program. Frank God
frey is getting out the correct pro-
gram OF the events.
The Meteorological Bureau re.
port the probability of squally
weather around the Islands; so look
out for squalls.
In the case OF Goo Kim W.. r.. w.
Wilcox, the Marshal reports that he
can fiud no property with which to
satisfy the judgment.
General King has rented the OIL
ces in the Allen building on Queen
street for the use of the Commits
sariat Department.
Lovejoy & Co. intend to make
big improvements in the Anchor
Saloon and will possibly add another
story to the present building.
The choir of the second congre-
cation of St. Andrews Cathedral
will have rehearsal in the Caths-
dral at 8 O'Clock this evening.
Captain Coyne and j. A. Mehr.
tens have gone into the upholstery
business in the Masonic Temple.
They are worthy OF handsome sup
port.
The Myrtles and the Healanis
will throw their club houses open
tomorrow to their friends, and a
pleasant time will be passed with
music and mirth.
Tomorrow is Regatta Day, which
has been declared legal holiday by
statute, All Offices and stores will be
closed to give everybody chance to
take in the races.
The leading grocers close early
tomorrow, and large number OF
the other places Of business will
avail themselves OF the holiday to
view the regatta in the harbor.
The reception to the Hawaiian
Ex-Ministers to Washington takes
place at Mrs. Dole's residence on
Emma street from A to 7 this after
noon. The public are cordially in
vited.
Attorney. General w. o. Smith
was thrown from his horse yester-
day at Waialua but not seriously
injured, as the patron saint OF his
profession safe-guarded him for
future service,
VIM. Larsen and Frank Andrade
were each fined IS in the District
Court this morning pleading guilty
to charge Of committing a COM
mon nuisance by obstructing the
sidewalks with the luggage OF travel
lers.
The Y. M. @. A. has received a
very appropriate aud we'll deserved
vote OF thanks from the members
OF the division field hospital 9Th
army corps on board the Scandal
for courtesies shown. Such thought
full mementoes link hearts in amity.
The Merchants Exchange Club
for army men which has been insti-
tuted by Mr.. S. l. Shaw, on the cor
ner of King and Nuuanu streets, is
very much appreciated by the sol
diers who there find billiard and
pool rooms, writing material and
the latest newspapers.
George W. Parker, Of the Mime
apolis Times, desires it to be gen.
orally known that there is no con-
nection between the present voyage
OF the City OF Columbia and the
grand tourist excursion OF Novem.
Der next, which he anticipates will
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