The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12

2 ponce yesterday n4lfnfsGs = he j. fis
!. chsnfortesi a. the police stztieTuntiffaz
father arrived for him.
/ The Pacific fetSele snd sspvsy co
Day Building. Beretaaiassstrest. hssIe
# TRtyeight different sHlessof Ssshi e
ION display and all OF the fafest designs
The boards of registration on the
various islands viii hold their first
meeting ON Sept. LIST. Registration will
continue to the evening of Oct 9Th.
The Painters Association viii meet
Wednesday evening at the Plumber
| Hall Fort and Beretania streets tomake
ENGAGEMENTS for the Labor DaF cele-
! ,bration.
Ties-A rainbow variety. Every kind
| that is popular and in good taste, can
DE found at The kashn, two stores :
and II Hotel street, and corrief Fort
and Hotel streets. { iiIEIg
reward will be given by VIM G
/ Irwin Il Co. Ltd, for the recovery of Il
box of dry goods, taken from the
Oceanic dock, between the 4th. and
18th. day of July, See Notice
Capt W. d. Burnham. accompanied
Thy Oscar 7. Sewail, returned from
Hilo, on the kinau. yesterday, whittier
| they had been i'll connection with the
new Observation-Disclosures Steamship
Company.
The concert at Waialua in aid of the
| proposed church, took place last even
ing. Among those from H9nolulu.that
sang were Miss Cecilia Poepoe. Miss
Helen Desha, Miss Lydia AhoIo.zsss J.
Coelho and an oeisStra Under the
leadership of-Ernast Kaai.s FL
Because Mrs Mary Ann Lee had a
plant that Frank Testa claimed was
| taken from his place in Liliha street he
had her arrested. She appeared in the
police court yesterday on charge of
malicious injury and the case was dis
| missed as Tesla could not prove owner
ship of the flower.
William Mulch, the Honolulu con
| tractor, has presented to Golden Gate
| Park, San Francisco. valuable as cprt-
ment of orchids and also pAif Of Ha-
waiian geese. The birds are eohsidefed
very rare in San Francisco. They were
ordered placed on exhibition in the
ayiary at the Park
The drunks began to-srbroughsintu
the -Atatiop, hous9last sevening atSsn
! eafiY AG9lrs ands if the late keeps up
Judge Wilcox VIII have full Docket
| in the morning. Among the arrests
made was that of Brannin for profanity
He is one of the right hand men of
Evangelist McComb sthes 6sfof
News Mission. sE2O ~ ~ :
S. Ozaki the japanese merchant, re
ceived word by the Hong Kong Maru of
! the death of his, younger brother ). z,
Daini Hospital; -'fokfo, July 81. The
decreased was vel known as business
man IN; J apah and.hbroad and had many
acquaintances among merchants IN Ha-
fSSiii andthe United States The OZaki
firm in this city closed all three OF its
stores yesterday in respect. to the
memory of the deceased. -,
The Portuguese who left San Frau
!, cisco on the schooner j. G.LNorth. will
20 to Hawi plantation. This is par
| ticular1y. pretty and cool locality. be
longing to John Hind who also owns
the North and personally enlisted the
laberers in California, Mr.. Hind left
Honolulu some weeks ago with the in
! tention of bringing a small colony OF
negroes to the Islands. Finding tbs
Portuguese he engaged them. 1t is
understood that the pay will be from
SIC to $50 month. :, $50
IL G. Schuman is just Ia receipt of {
large shipment of handsome and up tt
date SURVEYS, Phaetons, Buggies, low
wheel Road Wagons, etc etc.. per bari
Planter, Wilder and S. s. Australia
Also very elegant lime of sun shades
carriage lamps, lap robes, hack ant
buggy carpets, sheep. skin, mats ant
carriage trimmings. These new
goods were personally selected by Mr.
Schuman from the factories i'll tn
I East and are now on display at his Re
/ posltory, on Merchant street between
Alakea and Fort streets. II will serv'
the interest, of those who contemplate
buying, to call and inspect this stock