The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-14
NEWS OF THE TOWN
W. H. Cornwell- Jr- has gone bael
to Mani.

George H Robertson. manager of C.
Brewer & Co was among the passen-
ger on the MsIina Lea yesterday.
After to-day ii Will be necessary TO
purchase Custom House blanks else
where than at the Custom House
The Republican Office had number
of visitors last evening to wish the new
paper successful of them good look
ing
Property along the Waikiki road
seems to be looking up, nos that there
is chance of some of the marsh lands
il tia; district being filed up.
L. p. Lincoln, storekeeper of the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company
at Saalehu. Hawaii. left for the big is
land on the Mauna Loa yesterday.
The Republican editorial room tele-
phone is I23. The business and jeb
Office telephone is AS. Paste this up.
1t seems to be generally understood
that one of the first acts of Governor
Dole will be to order a special election
for special session OF the Legislature.
Sewerage pipes have been laid up
Victoria Street and gang of men are
now digging on Thurston Avenue.
II should not be forgotten that pub
fishing a newspaper is only portion
of the business of the Grieve Publish
ing Company, orders for job work and
book binding viii receive prompt and
careful attention.
H.M Whitney, the veteran editor and
journalist, left on the Mauna Loa yes
terdsy for the Volcano. Ia is escorting
a party of friends from the East.
Blankety, Blank. Blank, Blank. The
Custom House furnishes no more
blanks. Just received a full assert
ment u. S. Custom House Blanks.
Wall, Nichols Company, Ltd.
A match race between Gartelines and
Naples has been arranged for $1,000 q
side. The distance will be three
quarters of d mile.
There will be no session of the Stock
Exchange to-day.
With the passing of the Republic the
office of Port Surveyor ceased. George
c. Stratemeyer is now supervising in
spector of the outside customs force
and his duties are about the same as
heretofore.
Until the Commissions OF the newly
appointed judges arrive Judges Stanley
and Davis will transact the business of
their Offices.
willie" Roth who won the Inter Col
legiate Tennis Championship of Cali
fornia returned by the Gaelic.
The Internal Revenue Officers have
moved into the United States Consuls
Office temporarily The regular Office
will probably be in the Executive
Building.
The Case of the Native who bit off
the nose of countryman last Sunday,
has been postponed week in order
that the victim may have time to reco-
yer from his injury.
Twenty-six Chinese labors who Com
pleted their contract few days ago,
left on the Gaelic yesterday never to
returns. The Chinese society also sent
over forty sick Chinese home by the
same steamer.
There will be no rehearsal OF the anna
teur orchstra this evening, but every
member is expected to on hand Thurs
day evening at the opera house at 7:30
o'clock to take part in Mrs Gums an
nual childrens dancing exhibition.
The minister Of foreign ofairs, Mr..
Mott-Smith was busy all day yesterday
closing up the details of his official af-
fairs TO be turned over to the new de-
partments to-dsy.
John Wise, a graduate OF Kameha-
meha School also of baseball fame
left yesterday by the Australia for the
Kansas City Democtatic National Con-
vention to which he is delegate.
Mother Delphina, Superior Provin-
cial Of her order in America, is on her
way to her convent III Syracuse, n. Y.
She was on visit TO her sisters here.
During her stay she visited Hilo and
selected q place for school building.
She Will send few sisters to take
charge of this new work.
The Australia took away E. B. Nc
Clanahan, who goes to San Francisco,
combining business with pleasure. His
wife and daughter accompanied him
anu WILL W SVllt i0I sumo tliAic
The troubles of D. 4. Ray, q. S. Mar
shall for the Territory have already be-
gun. There is letter from Hilo await
ing him at the Police Station.
There was considerable talk on the
streets yesterday that the name of Sem
ator ]. \. MeCandiess was under con-
sideration for the important position
OF Superintendent Of Public Works. but
the Senator himself denied any knowl-
edge of il.
The store OF Salter G Waity viii
close to-day st 10 O'Clock. There will
be one delivery ar 10 o'clock.
The stores OF H May & Co., Lewis &
Co. and Charles Hustace will close to-
day ST 10 o'clock. They will have one
delivery at 10 o'clock.
The Daily Republican will be deiiy-
cred to any part Of the city for T5c per
month.