The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-01
News of the Town

lNCWO vi III IL 1OWti.
Yesterday was salary day in Terri
torial office circles
Pure Table Claret at 80 cents per gal
lon at Hofsehlaeger Co, Lt6-, King, near
Bethel.
Bpv fresh fruit from Wing Lung. cor
Alakea and King Fresh by every
steamer.
Anyone lacking safe and desiring one
would do well 10 look at the classified
-adp column.
Use no other. Arabic as a paint for
roofs of any metal. IS first and best.
The California Feed Co.
Prof. r. c. L. Perkins. the naturalist,
viii shortly leave for England, having
about finished his work hare.
ANY style OF carriage or wagon built to
order or old ones renovated as good as
new. Oahu Carriage Works
When you want the best groceries. the
pure and wholesome kinds. patronize II.
May & CO.. Ltd. Boston block.
Senator White has completed arrange
ments for opening his new business es-
adjustment in Lahaina in two weeks.
The Bulletin states that some of the
news writer's of the city are discussing
the matter of organizing a press club.
Port, Madeira and Zinfandel, choicest
qualities, at only 80 cents per gallon al
Hoffschlaeger < Co, Ltd, King, neal
Bethel.
Big reduction on portieres at Sachs
Dry Goods Co. Cotton covert cloth fol
ladies' skirts, striped aannelettes aRe
cheviots-
5., ,;.t- f.,.,,,. ,.,,,, - A. 49,
barrel species, can be obtained from us a
SO TO $50. Call and see them. Whit
man & Co.
Japanese provisions. supplies, liquors
etc. supplied to any of the Islands
Plantation contracts taken. H Hamano
King street
The missionary fathers of the Catholi
church now 4isiting Honolulu addresse
the children at the mission yester
day morning.
Owing to the illness of Police Magis
trate Judge w. L. Wilcox, the distrie
court was presided over by Judge DicE
ey yesterday.
Only the best wheels viii you find i
our stock, those that wear the best-CC
umbias, Clevelands and Rambiers. I
o. Hall & Son.
August Paul, workman on the me-
, Young building. fell through the opening
of the upper story yesterday, sustainin
serious injuries.
Fresh beef from Maui every da1
Fresh fish of all kinds. Tel Blue 251'
C. s. Yee Hop & Co., cor of Beretani
and Alakea streets.
The Court of Hawaii l. o. F. viii met
in its new hall on Vineyard street, {
4 80 o'clock this evening. A full a
tendance is desired.
Rev. W. NJ Massie. pastor of the 70
eign church at Waimea. Kauai returne
by the Coptie from Manila whittier
had gone on visit.
T. McCants Stewart delivered an eli
quent address at the Y. NJ. G. a. Sunda
afternoon upon the death of the la
President Mckinley.
Wade Warren Thayer. the attorney. e,
poets 10 leave by the Kinau todayfor Hill
where he viii devote a portion of Il
week to business matters.
Depssy Sheriff Charles Chilingwori
was taken i'll yesteday afternoon wit
an attack of stomach trouble, and ":
fobliged TO remain at his home.
Henry German, for many years wit
lGrinbaum & Company. will omen Who'll
: sale dry goods store on Maunakea stree
near hotel. in the course of few days.
David Koki. a we'll known baseba
player and athlete Of Honolulu. died
Waimea, Hawaii. on September e.
pneumonia. He was 81 years of age.
) Our repair department is in fun bias
All and every kind of repairs attend'
to promptly and effectively. W.
1 Wright. Langton building. King street.
The Arion Musical Socety has moy'
TO the corner of Hotel and River street
: Harry klemme has resigned from Il
{ Office of president and an election for
new president viii be held on Wednesds
evening.
lbookkeeper for Olawalu plantation. di,
at the Queens hospital sunday of me
nights, after an illness of thirty dag
q He was in his twelfth year.
4 pretty spiral whirlwind attract
the attention of the residents of the Pc
inSula Yesterday. TX trayersed its ",
across Oahu plantation from one end
the other. being in view for about 6fte'
minutes
John A. AfcCandless is out with
suggestion that the people of Haws
J. raise 81 per capita tax for a special mo
unlent TO the memory of the late Pre-.
dent Mckinley in appreciation of {
; work he has done for the Islands in {
: past
The woman's Board Of Missions mex
this afternoon at Central Union ehurg
at . so O'Clock Mrs Ellen Armstro
/ Weaver viii read paper on The Ii
and Work of Richard Armstrong a
reports viii be made of the different lin
Of missionary work heing done nnder I
direction Of the board Special contrib
: lions to the American Orphans fund v
be solicited The executive commit
= Nj meet al 2 O'Clock.