The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-18
uEws Or THE TOWN

B tee ~ln probably meet on Aou.lzs
I evening.
Hawaiian Lodge. F. & An hzd SD
5 interesting meeting last evening. Work
vas doBe on the Entered Apprentices
degree.
Some fine Hereford cattle. two bulls
and f0ur hsifers, arrived in the Mari
posa- They are for Find & Low OF Es-
vail
ID. g. Camarinos, the prince OF fruit
men. celebrated his birthday. yester-
day. he gave his friends royzl enter
| tainmeut-
Captain ". D. Burnham. Of the Anne
ricsn- Hawaiian Steamship Company,
sailed for San Francisco on the Mari
poss. yesterday
High Sheriff Brown celebrated MS
T birthday on Thursday. A dinner az
/ the family residence at Waikiki, that
eyening was a feature of the occasion.
I The Danish bark Else" which went
I ashore near Apia some time ago was
sold al auction for Sl4O0- Her COM
usnder. Capt. Thomann, was q through
passenger in the MaripoSa-
George Martin. son of J. S Martin.
viii open tailoring establishment at
Room 3 in the Elite Building. on Mon
day, August 10th. Mr. Martin has just
returned from the Coast and is tho
roughly posted on the latest style.
Superintendent McCandless of the
Public Works Department went to
Waialua. yesterday, where he viii in
spect bridges and roads, making in
vestigations in regard to new improve
ments and repairs. He will return
this morning.
The latest Police Gazette contains
excellent portraits of Colonel c. j. Nc
Carthy and Patrol Captain A. A. Fox.
Nice complimentary notices accom-
pany each portrait. The Hilo hotel
and some other island institutions are
mentioned in the same number of the
paper.
George Grau. formerly of H. Hack
feld Il Co. is now first lieutenant in
one of the companies of the 10th L. ).
Volunteers in the Philippines. Con-
sidering the fact that Grau went to
Manila entirely unknown and entered
the army as a private. his promotion
has been very rapid.
NO. viii not buy stock at this time"
declared Ed. POLITE. the broker last
evening. 1.-The San Francisco market
is not just now in position to stand it.
of I 81 III
and will place myself in position to
negotiate later in case anything opens
up on the other side
.sMr. and Mrs. J. K. Burkett. and Mrs.
Catharine Evans, left on the Mariposa.
yesterday, on visit to the States.
They will go as far East as Chicago
aud expect to be gone two months.
Mr.. Burkett is an old teacher in the
public schools of Hawaii and was re-
Gently appointed normal instructor.
At the Christian church the pastor.
John c. Hay, will preach. Subject at
II a. M. Pure religion and undefiled
before God includes keeping ones self
uaspotted from the world. 1t is also
positive benevolent force which pulls
down the strongholds of sin and estab-
fishes the kingdom of GOD and his
righteousness" At 7:S0 p. M. will
citizens of Hawaii be free from guilt
before God who do not exert them
selves to arrest the Satanic work of
making men drunkards and murder
ers?"
At a meeting of the Healina Yacht
and Boat club Thursday evening the
following officers were elected: Wal
ter E. Wall, president; P L. Weaver,
vice president; A. L. c. Atkinson, cap
tain; James w. Lloyd, vice captain;
H. P Roth, commodore; C. S. Smith,
vice commodore; c. B. Gray, treasur-
er; F. B. Damon, auditor, and G. H.
Gere, secretary. Several new men,
bers were elected. The proposition Of
sending the crews to Pear harbor for
training was discussed, but no action
was taken.