The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-28
News Of the Town.

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Good. serivceabl4 biryrleS for SO
and upwards At z O. Hall 4 SOFAS
Do NOT miss the excellent dinner To-
morrow at the Union Grill
The finest and most excellent dinner
for Thanksgiving Dav viii be served
II Lveurgus Union Grill
SseIl rigs can es had at fair prtcss
AZ the Territory Livery Stables. King
street Telephone. Main -. q
The December Delineztnr contains
some excellent holiday suggestions
For sale at Mrs. Haana's. King strees
II yoa want nice stuffed turkey.
ready for the oxen II may he had At sn
hours notice al Lycurgus Union
grill
Telephone 49, Hart & Co. and
place your orders for mince and cram
berry pies They will deliver goofs
TO part of the city
| Loves Bakery. Nuuanu street. Is
prepared TO fill orders for nince. Gran.
berry. squash and fruit pies for
Thanksgiving. Telephone 2S2.
Owing to the indisposftiou Of the
Rev John osborne there will be uo
service in ST Clements Chapel m
Thanksgiving Day. The services on
Sunday viii be at the usual hour.
Samuel Kailimsi administrator OF
lie estate of j. Pinao. has reporte1
no sale OF certain Puma property under
the order heretofore given, alleging
as cause that the price of s2o00 wa
too high.
Invitations are out for the wedding
reception of Miss Helen Willis and
Mr. Archibald c. Steele. TO take place
at the residence of Mr.. John \. Scott
Wainuku. Hilo. Hawaii, on Saturday
evening. December s.
There is not often a connection be-
tween grammar and drinks. but in he
Joaquin Silva inquest the liquor lie
pended on the settlement of gram
NAUTICAL construction. And the best
grammarian didn't win.
The store of H. May & Co Lewis &
Co. Chas. Hustace and Salter &
Waity will be closed all day tomorrow,
Thanksgiving. November 18th. Gus
toners are requested to place their )r-
ders early as possible today.
News of the death of the Rev. Thos.
H. Bignell, father of Mrs. G.. L. Pear
son. was received by Saturdays steam
er. The deceased was a resident of
Grand Haven, Mich, and was eighty
one years of age. He was active in 'e-
iigious work.
From TO IL a. m. today the band
will play on the Capitol grounds ami
this evening there will be concert ny
moonlight in Thomas Square. From
5 to a. N. tomorrow, Thanksgiving
Day. the band will play on the Capitol
grounds and in the evening at the
Hawaiian Hotel
Among the present visitors to Ha-
waii is DR.. Egisto Rossi. Italian Com
missioner of Emigration to the Unit
ed States, whose office is in New York
City. DR. Rossi is looking into the
question of Italian immigration into
this Territory. He has been introduc
ed to Governor Dole by Hon. S. NJ.
Damon.
Queen Liliuokalani is making prep
arations to leave for a visit to Hilo in
the kinau on the 18th inst, her main
object being to attend tho big fair
which is now being planned by promi-
nent Hawaiian ladies of Hilo and this
city to raise funds for the purchase ri
an organ for HALL church at the for
mer place.
Mrs. Helen Wilder Craft, when last
heard from was at Clayton, New Mex
leo. visiting former schoolmate Mrs.
E. ". Fox. Clayton is small place.
only 400 Inhabitants and they mostly
Mexicans She was about to start ont
with her friends to Mrs. Fox's fathers
ranch in Oklahoma where about 10000
sheep are owned Her health is re-
ported as excellent.
Lodge lie Progress de L'Oceanie
No. 124. A. & A. S. Rite. held its cleo
ton of officers last night for the en-
suing year with the following result;
Warshipful Master, L. de L. Ward
Senior Warden. W R. Sims; Junior
Warden, Wallace R. Harrington;
Treasurer. David Dayton: Secretary.
Edward B. Friel; Orator, Charles II.
Pfieffer; Senior Deacon, Ed. Towse:
Junior Deacon, Louis Asbahr: Tyler.
w L. Eaton.