The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-15
NEWS OF THE TOWN

The fuhersi Of the Iste >. C. RiorsiaS
took place yesterday afternoon
There uas no needing az the Hawaii
an Lodge No. l. L O. T. VI. last evening
There was very little business ysster
day on account Of its being Admission
day.
The supper af ball last night va:
served in tent behind thu main build
/ ing.
" S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. have some
! important items Of interest in the adj
vertisement on this page 10 the ladies
A ne~ flag pole has been placed on
I The Custom house Prom il viii wave
the ens;ems department nag.
There Was battery Of Eodaks level
ed 1t Governor Dole yesterday during
bis inaugural speech.
The Republican editorial room tele.
phone Is 123- The business and jot
Office telephone is AIS. Paste this up
The display Of flags and bunting
about the city yesterday was not As
protrse as II ought to have been.
Dent wait for solicitor to come
around. You can get The Republican
quicker by ringing up telephone i75
Very few stores were open yesterday
and those oniy for a short tine, print
Ing offices, of course, excepted
Japanese soda-wa;er pc6dlers mo-
nopolized the main entrance to the Ex-
eeaiive building yesterday.
Over one thousand sample copies of
the FIRST issue CT The Republican viii
be mailed TO the otner Islands by the
next outgoing steamers.
Z ". Jordan, Fort street. has jusz
opened new line of European goods,
consisting OF ladies' golf capes. cricket
ing fannels, etc.
The beach was throngsd with bathers
yesterday afternoon and many surfing
parties spent the afternoon in canoes
and ON surf boards.
When you contemplate buying your
spring suit visit The Kash. They will
be pleased to show you their large new
and up-to-date line
The wander of the city is the beauti-
full iewelryto be had at kerr's and the
price is likekiying them away. Watch
and Chain s6.75 both warranted.
A careful hunter of bargains in the
grocery line should consult US before
going elsewhere. We can satisfy your
wants in goods and prices
h A squad of eight men from the
\. G. II. fred salute OF twenty one
guns yesterday morning on the drill
shed grounds. 1t was in honor of the
Territory.
The shooting season opens July 1st
Buy your Winchester rifles, shotguns
and ammunition from E. o. Hall &
Son, Ltd. King street, and be prepared.
Hearing of cases in the Circuit courts
will viii be continued by judges W. l..
Stanley and George Davis until the
qualification of their successors.
j. H. Schnack, real estate agent,
Merchant street, has number of very
desirable building lots for sale. See
list in his advertisement on Page L.
Chief Justice Frear was the first of
the new Territorial officers to take the
oath of Office yesterday. and Governor
Dole the second.
Hawaiian Ballasting Co., i6 Queen
street. is prepared to fill orders for
foundation stone, curbing. black and
white sand and soil of all description.
George Manson, Secretary of the
Board of Fire Commissioners, calls
for sealed tenders for Hay, Grain and
other feed stutfs, for the Honolulu
Fire Department.
Persons desiring anything in real
estate should consult w. Z. Bivens.
corner King and Bethel streets. See a
partial list in his advertisement on
Page 4.
Blankety. Blank, Blank, Blank. The
Custom House furnishes no more
blanks. Just received s full assert
ment U. S. Custom House Blanks.
Wall, Nichols Company, Ltd.
Secretary Manson CT the Beard OF
Fire Commissioners asks for tenders
for supplying the department. With hay
and grain for the six months ending
with December 3lst next
The customs officials were all sworn
in yesterday by Collector Stackable. At
$50 p. m the men were lined up IN
the Collectors private Office and the
oath was administered to them.
The messages to be sent by the
Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd" on next
Saturday will come from their station
at kaimuki to a flagstaff on the Exc
cutive building. This will give every
one az opportunity to see the working
of the system.
The Porter Furniture Co., Hotel and
Bethel streets, have received direct
from Eastern factories new shipment
of all the latest and most stylish de-
signs in furniture.
The dredger working on the slips
of the Z. 5. Naval reserve at the foot of
Richard street, has finished slip num-
Der one. 1t is now working 81 ccess-
| fully ON the second slip The wharf
| building is progressing as rapidly.
ALI the ships in harbor were decked
with bunting from stem 10 stern in
honor of Admission day.
The Myrtle and Eealani boat clubs
displayed their flags.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. have just opened
large shipment of the latest novelties
for ladies evening wear. These goods
are direct from New York and are very
appropriate for the approaching opera
season.
The up-to-date grocery store is the
place to get the lowest prices Read our
advertisement and see what we are Of