The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-30
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Stock yGris do filing. exeavasiag an.
team hauling
!. Il Schaack. real estate asszg. has
L snail mc5eEu cottage to- Tsng- see
his aa-
Nrs. Hanna, niIlineE. I'll remove to
morrow 10 King street. nexE to Bailey
Cyelery-
Rev. g r Pearson q the Meklodls1
church returned from HiIo on The XII
naa-
s.le Of broken .o.s @ ladies' 2as
children stockings starts toDoTTu~ AZ
3. 2. EhIers & Co, Fort street
( Omstead, 7. Brandt and John A
Palmer. all OF Waimea, Kauai. sre
among those registered ~ The Hawaii
Al hotel
A. c. Steele, business manager o. ths
Hiio Tribune. came over OF the klna1
yesterday and VIII remain here until
tuesday.
Fifty dozen misses and ehildrsn's
stockings ~ 1ec = pair. Original prizes
-5e, al the White House. i@e Fort
street Sale only lasts three days
The discs De Larxi CUES hair dress
Ing and ulanicurine parlo7s are now
located on Alakea Street, next 10 Dr..
Auderson's Office. opposite Y. Il {. a
ian Kan. q 3-noathS-old infans.
died al Palama, near Geo aougntalI-
ing,s place. yesterday. Cause OF death
was enteritis- The burial took place
al Pauoa
John Lycurgus. brother OF George
Lycurgus, proprietor OF the Union
grill. came over from HiIo yesterday.
Today there viii be = family reunion
on the CamarinoS ranch.
There Will be a special sale in tow
els. napkins. table damasks, curtains
and curtain goods for q few days only
At the Bargain Store. corner Fort and
Beretania streets. See ad.
hundreds OF people took advantage
OF the White House special sale last
week. 1t lasted for three days only,
thing new for this week. See al
Mrs. L. F. Chun, d native OF China,
aged q years, died on Friday al the
family residence on Achi near School
sctreet OF heart disease. The remains
were inferred in the cemetery at Ma
kiki yesterday.
The infant daughter OF Maria da
Gloria Fernandes died al Palama, near
King street terminus OF the tramway,
yesterday. Death resulted from NAL
nutrition. The interment was held 1t
the Catholic cemetery at Makiki.
Rev. w D. Westervelt will preach
this evening at kawaiahao church at
T:S0 on The Story OF kalanimoku,'
one of the earliest Christian converts
among the high chiefs and the second
native to unite with kawaishao church
seyenty-tive years ago. The sermon
will be in English
Owing 30 ne incTEase in demand for
Lowney's Chnolate Bon Bons. Lewis
& Co. have been unable 10 supply IT,
public with these popular goods. but
now they are prepared to furnish the
trade with any quantity from one II
five hundred pounds, as they received
very large shipment per S. S. Aus
tralia.
Lam Sal, the secretary OF the local
Bow Wong association, left on the Nip
pom Maru yesterday for Japan. He
goes to attend conference of reform
leaders which is to be held in Toxic
next month. His family accompanied
him. Lam Sal is well known in Ho-
nolulu, having been in business here
for some years.
Rev. J. P. Erdman will preach at II
a. m. and 7:30 p. N. today at the Chris
ton Union church on the following
subjects The Word of God a Sancti-
fer The Warfare OF Life Bible
school at $50 a. m, with a rally day
service; subject. "Shepherding the
Sheep" Rev E B. Turner will speak
and Mrs. Otis will sing The Ninety
and Nine" Parents and friends in
vited