The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
News Of the Town.

High tide to-day 1: As = n, and
1904 p. n
r,isS-everyb body wants two slices II
made BIZ the New Engiana Bakery.
Doaghnuts that are douxhnuts ST
the New England Bakery. Tel "A.
Burrows are being pIoxed on Luna
no street. preparatory 10 LAYING
tracks for the E,spid Transit Company
Delicious Scotch shore bread at
New England BAKERY Tel "a
There will be music BIZ .-.a hand 10
| day. A fine program will be presented
at the capitol grounds
Business suits AT business prices IT
The Hub Clothing House. Hotel street.
| between Fort and Bethel.
January Delineators now ready 1t
Ars. Hanna's, King street. between
Alakea and Fort
Those wishing to borrow money on
improved real estate should consult
our want column
Order your rigs today from the Ter
rIIory Stables. King street They give
swell turnouts- Telephone Main 35-
Don't fail to see the large stock of
Christmas pastry al the New Eng
land Bakery.
Vincent & Belser have at last been
awarded the contract for the storm
sewer in the business center.
Great crowds attended the sale of
dolls. toys, etc. at the store of L. B.
Kerr & Co. yesterday.
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Lodge lie Progress last evening. There
was work in the third degree.
Peter Kamakau. boy, was run over
in front of the Orpheum by hack
early Friday evening and quite seri-
ously injured.
The postoffice force were photo
graphed in group yesterday. 1t goes
without saying that they made fine
showing.
Many of the large business firms on
Fort street have applied for the con-
nection of their houses with the sew
erage system.
The suit of Mary Macpherson vs..
NJ. Brooks was yesterday dismissed
by the plaintiffs attorneys, Magoon
& Thompson
he DEGREES of divorce in the cases
of Ella X. Pua VS.. William K. Pua and
Antonia de Cruz Franc VS.. Josepha
Franc were placed on file yesterday.
We can fit any ordinary or extraor-
binary man. Come and see if We can
fit you The Hub Clothing House,
Hotel street.
Owing to the bands playing at the
sporting contest at kamehameha
school, the usual concert at Emma
Square was dispensed with yesterday
afternoon.
The America .,,aru left yesterday
and took considerable mail. 1t is pos
sible that she may beat the Zealandia
to the Coast.
Albina F. Medeira has filed pc
tition to probate the will of the late
f. F. Madeira and asking that letters
testamentary issue to ]. F. Rosa. The
hearing is set for January 21st.
A. W. Howe has gone to the coast
where he will select a complete bill
lard outfit, and fit up first-class es-
tablishment in the quarters formerly
occupied by the Waverley Club.
The Honest Bazaar. King street. op-
posite the Union Grill claim that they
are selling toys of all descriptions at
prices lower than any other store n
town. Call and Judge for yourself.
Their prices will satisfy you.
Those who are looking for Christ
mas gifts in the jewelry line to give
their friends, we would suggest that
YOU visit the store of NJ. r. Counter.
Love building, Fort street. There YOU
will find large new stock Of stylish
and serciceable goods.
Central Union church to-day the
subjects are as follows: At II a. NJ
"Caiaphas: A Character Sketch at
1870 p. m.-"The Child in the Home"
The Chinaman's Future" is the i'm
portant subject to be dealt with at
$50 bv Judge Dickey and the Chris
tian Endeavorers.
The electricians of the city have or
ganized under tie auspices of the Ma
tional Brotherhood of Electrical
" orkers. The officers elected are as
follows: Charles McManus. presi-
dent: R. O'Connell. vice-president:
". F. Dunn. financial secretary: R. J.
Berger. treasurer: c. S. Fraser. inspec-
tor: w. McChesney. foreman.