The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-16


for an extended trip to the states and
and Europe on the 30th inst Mrs.
Mott-Smith accompanies him.
The new Superintendent of Public
Works is expected back on the kinau
today.
Cashier George Ashley will shortly
sever his connection with the bank of
Bishop IL CO., in order TO take charge
of the McCully tract real estate bust
ness.
st. Andrews Cathedral:-FirstS Sun
day after Trinity, June II. Services
will be held as follows: 700 a. II. Holy
Communion; HOO a. m. Mathis and
Sermon; $3.50 p. Ii. Pule ahiahi; $50
p. N. Evensong and Sermon.
Mf. Reynolds of the Board of Health
states that the Kalihi Camp will be
continued as usual, or until some new
order is given through the Board of
Health.
All the officers of the Supreme
and Circuit Courts, even the messen-
gers, were reqired to take and sub
scribe new official oath yesterday.
Many Hawaiians gave in their ma
tionality as American for the first time
yesterday, and there was many good
natured laugh over it.
Blankety, Blank, Blank. Blank. The
Custom House furnishes no more
blanks. just received full assort-
ment U. s. Custom House Blanks.
Wall Nichols Compapv Ltd
Mrs. Gums children's party takes
place tonight. The seats are ali sold,
and successful evening is promised.
The Amateur Orchestra will furnish
the music.
The Amateur Orchestra is requested
to be at the Opera House this evening
at 1870 sharp.
The temporary dance platform at the
Executive building was torn down yes
terdays ~~ ------
The Jewish services, held on Thurs
day in Progress Hall, were led by A. NJ.
Mellis. Mr.. A NJ Strauss delivered the
address.
Carter and Haakei, the two men par
doned by Governor Dole on Admission
Day, have been set free.
Yesterday the ex-members of the
Cabinet drew about 5000 apiece for the
Is days served this month.
Flag presentation holiday in the
schools will last until Monday.
This afternoon the privilege of send
ing the first wireless telegraph mes
sage will be sold on the inaugural
stand in front of the Executive build
ing.
The Board of Health has turned over
all its fumigation apparatus TO DR.. Car
maichael, who will, from now on, look
out for imported infectious diseases.
Possibly the volunteer troops in the
Philippines will be sent here TO recu
perate.
Yesterday afternoon little Miss
Gladys, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. T. L.
Miner, entertained many of her young
friends at delightful birthday party.
It's the town talk amongst business
men regarding the very excellent hot
lunch served by the New England Bak-
cry. Hotel street.
NJ T. Lucas, the Hotel-street jeweler,
is offering his entire stock of fine jew
elry at United States prices
You will get better returns for your
investments than ever before in this
city II you advertise In The Republic
cans want column.
j. A. McCandless, Superintendent OF
Public Works calls for sealed tenders
for two steel bridges. See notice.
DIR. W. J. Gaibraith. Office and resi-
deQce. corner Beretania and Alake3
streets, has card in this issue.
Treasurer Henry E. Cooper has an
important notice in this issue regard
ing applications for licenses. corpora
tons, etc.
Newly furnished rooms at the Fort
Street House. corner Fort and Vine
yard streets, are offered for rent, See
classified ads.
Smoke Chauncey NJ. Depew. Best sc
cigar. The Washington Mercantile
Company, sole agents, corner Fort and
Queen streets.
The postponed musicale of the kilo-
hama Art League viii take place on the
evening Of June 25th next, cnmmenc-
ing at o'clock. This Is an evHnf that
will be looked forward TO with interest
By large number of society people
| as all the functions conducted by the
Art League are eminently successful
and entertaining.
| Under the new sanitary regulations
passsd By the Board of Health every
firm snf pesssa prapssina to do work
will have to file the date thereof to-
| gether with record of the plumbing
| to be done. with Secretary Hendry of
the Board of Health This will be
| made part of the record under the
Law. Up 20 date bali $ dozen or more
entries have been snaas ~ thkcu fsEsas-
| The microscopical Society which was
| to meet on the FIRST Of the present
month has postponed the meeting IN
til further notice, owing 10 the recent
death at the Wife Of pr. SlugTett, the
president of The Society. Tie nesf meet
inc viii probably Be held about the last
OF the month d the o4llce Of Dr.. SlOggett
in tho progress block.