The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-01

St Andrews fair and lunch to-day
Poi lunch at ST Andrews fair toby
Fair begins at 10 O'Clock
St Andrews church fair VIII be the
event Of today.
Diamond jubilee Of Kawaiahsc
church will b. observed tomorrow
-Four thousand people pstroaixed the
Pacific Heights railroad on Thanks
giving day.
J. G. Rothweli returned by the Mari
posz from business visit to San
Francisco
The Rev Silas p Perry viii deliver
an address for men only Sunday after
noon at the Y. NJ c. A on Power CT
Fire It is expected that Mr.. King
OF the kamehameha school viii sing
at the meeting.
The physical condition OF Major
John n Wright is very serious. He Is
i'll al his home in Independence park
Mail for the Coast by the Rio will
close at s O'Clock this morning. but
she viii probably not get away until
later.
The Protective League will hold a
meeting next Monday to perfect its or
ganization- Numerous invitations have
been sent out TO interested citizens
by the Rev G.. l. Pearson and H E.
coleman. committee, chairman and
secretary.
The Sing Chong Co. has let the con-
tract for the erection of a two-story
brick block on the corner OF King and
Maunakea streets. This is in the burnt
district and is the first substantial
building started in that district since
the fire. J. 4. Fink has the contract
and work begins at once.
A dance viii be given by members
Of the Myrtle Boat club on the evening
OF December I. Arrangements are NJ
ready well under way.
As it viii require two or two and
half years to complete the Young hotel
building it is rather early to begin
Worrying about the management
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schoven cele-
brated the fortieth anniversary If
their wedding last Saturday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. L. a
Aungst. in North Kona.
t. MCGOWAN, hack driver, was he
fore Judge Wilcox yesterday morning.
charged with violating the hack regu-
lations. He was accused OF stealing
of his base or in other words not
holding down his place at the regular
hack stand. He made a fair defense
but got a reprimand with a singer 20
it.
The Palama and Poupou ranches
of 1906 acres adjoining the
land at Puma, Hawaii. Were
offered for sale yesterday, the upset
price being $4,000. A lot on the north
corner of Kinau and Pensacola streets
was also offered for sale at an upset
price of $500. There were no bidders
so the sales were withdrawn.
Two of the largest trees in kapio
lani park which We're standing along
the Waikiki bank of the lake just be
low Makee Island. are now being chop
ped up and carted away by gang us
Cinnamon. The sand and soil about
the roots was SO softened by the re
cent heavy rains that the trees simply
fell over into the lake. 1t will take a
of days to get these trees
away. 1t is a great pity to see these
trees going. Money can't replace them
In the kawaiahao Jubilee services
Dec. 2, at the morning service
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner will sing
Home Sweet Home" in Hawaiian and
20 Divine Redeemer' in English She
will be accompanied by DIR. Ormand
Wall, violin; Miss Caroline Castle.
piano, and Miss Hattie Aiau, organ
In the evening English services she
will sing 20 Holy Night" and VALLEY
of Shadows" Miss Caroline Castle
playing accompaniment.