The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-03
News OF The Town

plantation, is dead
i A reward for lost spectacles i!
waiting at Wichman's-
Tase ride on the electric cars III
I Pacific Heights. Fare cents.
i P II. Buynette has moved his oftics
TO room over Castle * Cooke.
Sunday livery d Speciality. Homo
lulu Stock Yards. Ltd, phone MAR
s0L
Sidney Clementson. the Boston WOO
buyer, and wife are passengers in the
Sierra.
Hawaiian Electric Co. will hold III
/ adjourned annual meeting on Wed
I nesday.
Buy a weIlbred fresh mich COW
from the stock yards and you won't
be accused of selling poor milk.
Gardner X. Wilder. attorney for the
projectors of the Kona Railroad. came
back TO Honolulu fron-Hilo yesterday
Main IS is the phone number OF
I the Territorial Stables. Bear this in
mind today when ordering your rig.
Newbro's Herpicide stops the fall
( ing out of the hair, removes the dan
| druff and is an elegant preparation for
/ the hair for constant use.
Judge Estee and the Federal court
/ officials returned in the hInau. The
principal business done at Hilo was
the naturalization of aliens.
The Honolulu Stock Yards have just
/ imported an expert 81 :c&smlth and
sheer from the East They consider
there is great need for him here.
Fred Philips work as harness
maker is too well known to need much
advertising. Phone Main 301 viii find
him at the Honolulu Stock Yards.
Lieutenant James Frederick Howell,
U. s. A, and Miss Isabel Widdifield
of Honolulu, were married on Novem-
Der %, in Manila at the residence of
General and Mrs. Bell.
Edw C. Brown. manager for the
Dearborn Drug & Chemical Works
of Chicago, is distributing some hand
some calendars of 1901 among the
Honolulu business houses.
Miss Ryan. secretary to Judge Es
tee, left in the Sierra for her Califor-
mia home, on account of the illness OF
her mother and brother added to the
recent death of her father.
Fred. W. Wundenberg brought home
a bride with him from Australia in
the steamer Sierra. His many friends
will echo the congratulations OF The
Republican here extended.
Mrs. A Bostwick, representing the
Citr of Paris Dry Goods Co. of San
Francisco, is at the Hawaiian Hotel
with an elegant line of furnishing
and fancy goods for the ladies.
Rev. Morris NJ. Kincaid will preach
at Central Union church this morning
on THE Marks of the Lord Jesus. ="
In the evening the Christian Endeavor
anniversary services will be held.
J. A. Hughes. inventor Of the cane
car called after him, returned from
the Island Of Hawaii yesterday, to re-
sumo his duties as foreman of the
O. R. & L. Co. car building works.
Rev. a. E. Cory VIII preach the sec
ond of a new series of evangelist"
sermons at the Christian church this
evening The Carpenter will be the
topic. A large congregation heard an
W. ]. Faulkner left IN the Zealandia
for his home at Montgomery, Alaba-
ma. He brought about two score ne
groes here and saw them to Spreckels-
Vile. where they had employment
awaiting them.
The Munsey for February is one Of
the best numbers ever issued. In adj
dition to the usual contents Of high
class magazine there are six inter
esting storiettes. ihe hawaiian News
Company have. it.
At the monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society at the
Methodist church Mrs Pearson pre-
sided. Reports of progress were male
a plea for more teachers in the jap
anese night school.
Mr.. Mcconnell. well-known mid
way Snowman, win be in Honolulu
in a few weeks TO organize colony Of
about a score of native Hawaiians for
10 Pan-American Exposition at Buffa-
10 the coming summer.
Contractor Pettus hopes to turn
over the power house of the Hawaiian
Automobile Co. in two weeks. Man
ager Grant promises the newspaper
men a drive before the carriages are
placed for hire to the public.
The board of directors OF the Homo
lulu Merchants Association has elect
ed the following officers: F. ". Mac
farlane. president: ". W. Dimond,
yice-president: W. ". Harris. Sec
Rotary: E o. White, treasurer.
British residents and others are in
formed that the service at St Gle
ment's Chapel this morning at
IL o'clock will uear special reference
to the calamity lately sustained by
the British nation in the deatn OF its
beloved Queen
The Board of Health has just com
pleted some long needed improvements
in the Kapuaiwa Building The plumb
ing was in the hands Of 2. w Quinn
and reflects great credit upon him.
everything being modern and work
manlike-
-Kinan- Mrs Elizabeth X Wilderl
continues her interesting reminiscent
ces of early Honolulu in the Humane
Educator for February. She tells OF
the foreign tour of princes Alexan-
der Liholiho and Lot Kamehameha in
ls4s.
Edward Foearty. one of the we'll /
known young men of the city. has
cen appointed TO position IN the
Customs service by Collector Stack !
able. -Eadier has = host OF friends N |
he city who are glad of his good for /
ma IN Saruripv the appOintmsnt