The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-03
News Of the Town.

INCWSOI TIC IOWIl.
Drop In and meet your friends At
the ST. Germania Billiard Parlors-
Loves Bakery win deliver Hot Cross
Buns fresh early on Friday morning.
q. s. G. White, civil engineer, q. s.
n. has been promoted to the rank OF
captain -
Shriners to the number Of nearly
| $50 win leave for the coast in the
Ventura
Mrs. A. ]. Halves, Jr., left yestsr
| day in the China for visit to Calif-
ornia points
Telephone ST., Singers Bakery for
Hot Cross Buns to be delivered fresh
Friday morning.
The automobile company is making
special rates for automobile parties.
Ring up Main II.
Toothsome Hot Cross Buns for Good
Friday at the German Bakery, tele-
phone White 1851.
Company H has now challenged
SOupduS "a kol q SO<u pClll4fc ~
take place May 3.
This is the last day to secure choice
French organizes at % cents per yard
at Pacific Import Co.
1t is expected that Judge Gear will
be among the arrivals in the Sonoma
due at this port tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg were
among the passengers in the China
leaving for the coast yesterday.
Among the passengers to leave in
the Alden Besse Thursday will be L.
Alan Brotherhood of Oahu College.
Medical authorities claim Odol to
be one of the best remedies for the
mouth and teeth. All drug dealers
sell it.
The new Easter "Milliner" has ar
rived at Mrs. Hanna's, KING street;
also the Delineator and Butterick
fashions.
The Sonoma was to be delayed in
leaving San Francisco until Friday and
ought to arrive here tonight or to-
morrow.
Hop Chan, at "a Hotel street, cleans
and presses suits for $1.00 and charges
reasonably for suits, guaranteeing a
perfect fit.
Norman Orme, formerly employed
in the delivery department of the
postoffice, will leave for San Francisco
today in the Ventura.
No bulletin was issued by the Board
OF Health yesterday in regard to de-
velopments in the suspected case at
the Japanese hospital
]. Hopp & Co. still continue to re-
ceive new furniture of the latest de-
sign, center and extension tables.
rugs, window shades. etc..
New Partisan hats in fancy chiffons,
straws, &C., at Mrs. Hanna's, King
street; also new trimmings-large
selection Of gold lace trimmings. .
Wing Wo Tai & Co., at 941 Nuuanu
dress silks, mattings, vases, camphor-
ated trunks. rattan chairs, etc.
The display windows of E. o. Hall
& Son, Ltd, are beautifully arranged
with a collection of housekeeping
goods, bicycles. sporting goods, &c.
Captain Griffiths has brought his
wife on the present trip of the bark
s. G. Wilder This is the third visit
Mrs. Grifiths has paid to Honolulu.
NJ. D. and Samuel Monsarrat could
not leave San Francisco in the Picking
owing to the illness of the latter. They
are expected in the Sonoma tomor-
row.
F. F. Macwilkie has been detached
from duty at the naval pay Office here
and ordered to report for duty on
board the SoIace upon her arrival 1T
this port.
Half-hour salutes were fired yes
terday at the Naval Station in COM
memoration of the death Of ex-Presi-
dent of the United States BENJAMIN
Harrison.
Wilbur's Seed Meal, for horses in
poor condition; it makes them sleek
and glossy, also White Rock Hoof
Packing; for sale by the Manufactur-
ing Harness Co.
]. H. Wilson, the contractor, left
yesterday for the Eastern States He
will be located at Buffalo, N. Y, dur
fngfi the continuance OF the Pan-Am-
erican Exposition
Included among the passengers
aboard the China bound for the coast
we're q number of discharged soldiers
from Camp Mckinley who return to
their homes in the States.
The new hotel at Waikiki is rapid
| " nearing completion. and when
ready for the reception Of guests win
unquestionabiy be the finest appointed
hosiery on the Island Of Maui.
The Amateur Orchestra held we'll
attended rehearsal at the rooms Of
the Y. NJ. C. A. yesterday evening
Director wray Taylor led the must
clans through the intricacies Of sew
erai new selections.
Captain Pond of the o. s. s. Iroqu-
oils showed Captain Colby NJ Chester,
late of the battleship Kentucky. about
town YESTERDAY In an item forestat-
/ ing this yesterday morning the ac-
cidental dropping OF q type line lett
Captain Pond out
A lady's small silver link purse con-
tanning $500 in 500 gold certificates
vas dropped on the street yesterday
by Mr.. H. Baxin. stranger The po-
| ice and banks have been notified 50
that the money win not be negotiable
A large reward viii be paid for return
~ money NJ the Republican once