The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-11
NEws-os THE TOWN


Mrs. V. H Kitczt has returned sole
srun Eazzi where sAe has been visit
ing
Judge KaIsa Is holesng a special
term Of the CireusE Court ~ Molosai
this week
The Young Hawaiian Institute viii
meet tonight NJ Dr.. c. H H11dys d
fee on Fort street
The Amateur Orchestra will begin
rehsarsaIs NJ the hall OF the 7. " c. A
this evening II s.t5 O'Clock
Manager Gierd-um Of the plantation
~ Hama has succeeded u Omstsd as
member OF the Hama road board
Pueo. the wife murderer. IS nox IN
der watch az the penitertiary. Il vas
feared he might make another attempt
on his life
The Standardization governors
council did no legisiating or constituting
OF the laws yesterday No business
was offered
Active work Is 10 begin on the cree
ton OF the power house OF the Rapid
Alapai streets. next week
Dr. ". L. Moore. formerly OF Hiio,
has bought the residence property on
Green street formerly occupied by S.
B. Rose. from Bruce Waring & Co. for
81. 500.
C. q. Wells. manager of the Waikiki
Sugar Company, is in town, en- route 10
the mainland He will visit Southern
California and may possibly bring up
in New York city.
Senator and Mrs A y kepoikai en-
tertained the following AT dinner at
their home al Wailuku last Thursday
evening: Prince David Kawananakoa.
]. F. Colburn and C. S. Desky.
T. ". Lowe and wife will leave for
San Francisco In the ST Katharine to-
day Mr.. Lowe intended TO locate here,
but the climate not agreeing with the
health OF his wife he had TO change his
plans and finds ne must return TO the
coast
C. r. Lewis, formerly foreman OF
the shops OF the Union Pacific at Medi-
cine Bow, Wyo, has been appointed
master mechanic of the o. +. & L. Co.
in place of Mr.. Roberts, recently re-
signed. Mr. Lewis is said to be a thor
ough mechanic.
The leading Republicans of Waikiki
rendered big luau to Mesdames Kue-
helani Campbell and Alma Nawalii and
their attendants at beautiful lao val
ley on Labor day. The day was fine
and the attendance was large and the
a fair rnaUnifiPeur SY,NaaSS
The road department has begun lay
ing crushed stone on the Pauoa road.
between Ripley's concrete works and
the junction with Punchbowl street
The Ripley company's crusher supplies
the material, the making of which will
cost 81, 300 apart from the value of the
stone.
kohala is sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs.
c. E. Moore who have removed to
Honolulu. Mrs. Moore, who has been
an efficient teacher for several years
in the Makapala school, will take a
similar position here. Mr.. Moore for
the past few months has been engineer
OF the Hawi mill
Maurice Mcmahon, who has just re-
signed his position as official stenog-
rapher of the Island OF Hawaii and
who has been in Honolulu for a week
past visiting friends, will today sail
in the ST. Catharine for San Francisco.
He expects later to locate either in
Peru or Chile.
D. G. Camarinos returned from Maui
on Sunday. He visited Lahaina and
Waikiki and the country roundabout.
He found that fruits and vegetables
are as badly neglected in Maui as they
are in Oahu. D. G. had cordial well
come home from his army of friends
and was busy yesterday filling large
order for the transport Logan.
Prince Cupid Kalanianaole, when last
heard from was in London. having just
returned from the Paris exposition.
which he considers a failure. He ex-
pected soon to leave for Ireland and
Scotland and later to take in the con
tinent as far as Naples. During the
latter part of the month he expects TO
go to the Transvaal with Sir Somers
Vine.