The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-15
News Of the Town.

Go 10 The lepsr concert tonight
Delicious Scotch shore bread al New
Eng Bakery Tel "a.
Judge Estee's court is taking a
vacation
Only the very best stock obsainanls
used By the New Eng Bakery
Look al the stocks Of the Republican
notwithstanding all mean business.
We employ two Germans and one
Scotch master bakers New Eng Bak-
cry.
Go to the Ieper concert tonight.
Santa Claus is ali over town these
days
great night for the doomed people
Of Molokai at the Opera House to-
night
Don't fail to see the large stock Of
Christmas pastry at the New Eng
Bakery.
On Monday the usual Emma Square
evening concert viii be given By the
band
The condition OF many OF the streets
would indicate that the contractors
"" NJ tit tOHA
Place your orders early for Christ
mas supplies, and save disappoint-
ments- New England Bakery.
Sixty-two divorce cases granted n
one day broke the record in St Louis
recently.
representative Shafroth of Colorado
has introduced bill for the survey OF
reservoir sites on the pubic lands.
The band will play as usual Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the Capitol
grounds. There Will be new seats for
the public.
Get your cranberry pies for your
Christmas dinner at New Eng. Bakery.
Messrs. Dufey & england have dis
solved co-partnership by mutual con-
sent Mr.. Duffey has withdrawn from
the firm
Doughnuts that are doughnuts at the
New England bakery. Tel. "A.
The choir OF the Central Union
church had large meeting last even
ing, rehearsing music for the Christ
mas season.
Pies-everybody wants two slices If
made by the New England Bakery.
The band will not play this after
neon at Emma Square, but will take
par, IN the exercises a. kamehameha
school at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Phone 80, Territory Stables Co
On December 5th S. David Stokes
shot and killed the Rev. DR.. Wohl in
street duel at Williamson, w. Va. The
whole town and even the country dis
tricts are greatly excited.
The household department of the
Pacific HARDWARE Co. on Bethel street
will be open every evening hereafter
until christmas eve. They will hold
grand clearance sale of crockery,
glassware and bric-a-brac.
Pastry that melts in your mouth at
the New England Bakery.
The Zealandia's departure yester-
day looked very like the old affection
for the Australia And Tommy Nc
Combe, who stood ION the burning
deck" gave the inspiration, for he is
all that is left to us of the Australia,
and Honolulu's alohas were hurled at
him.
Scotch shore bread made by Scotch
baker at New England Bakery.
Hot buns and coffee cake. fresh
every morning at New Eng. Bakery.
The foresty department is as busy
as ever these days. - large supply of
Egyptian cotton seed has been receiv-
ed Dy Commissioner Taylor from Sec
rotary Wilson. Secretary Wilson de-
sires that the seed be distributed
throughout these Islands and this will
be done.
Chocolate eclaires and cream puffs,
simply sublime, at New Eng. Bakery.
The Honolulu Market Co. Ltd, will
open their new meat market in the
Waverley block on next Wednesday,
at which time everything will be in
| first-ciass shape. 1ney extend cor
| dial invitation for share of Homo
| lulu meat trade.
Popcorn, any quantity, for schools or
church entertainments. New England
Bakery.
The branch United States mint OF
San Francisco broke all previous
monthly records of gold coinage in No
vember. 1900. when gold dust, nuggets.
bars and golden coins of foreign stamp
aggregating in value $13,20Q,000 were
converted into United States gold
coin.
Scotch baker imported expressly to
make Scotch bread. New Eng. Bakery.
Phone So, Territory Stables Co
Our cold sliced ham sandwiches
touch the spot. New England Bakery.
The Chinese registrar Office has
been moved to the new wooden build
ing next to the old barracks. The
house in question was built for the
New York volunteers. and was found
to still be in good condition. The Chi
nese will be forced to visit the regis
trars. and not the registrars the Chi
nese as heretofore.
Candies. cheap grades for schools.
to the most expensive. at New England
Bakery.
E. A. Fraser who with his wife left
in the Zealandia YESTERDAY for trip
to the Coast. will bring back with him
an automobile to be used at Kohala.
The motive power will be steam IN
stead of electricity. 1t is probable
that while away Mr.. Fraser will make
arrangements for the sending to Ko-
hala of three or four horseIeSs WAGONS