The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-06
News OF the Town.

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OF remnants on Just now
J. G. Pratt of Bruce warins & Co
goes TO Hilo in the Kfnau
Mr. and Mrs Cougar of Kansa.
lezTe for Hawaii in the Kiuau
:. 7. P. Warehouse is an outSoips
passenger for windward p6rts in the
Kinau-
It is expected that big mail from
the Mainland will arrive in the China
due Friday.
Dr. o. H Ten Kate. the travelling
scientist, returned from Hawaii in the
Mauna Loa
Jas Casper. a well known Kona
rancher, came up TO the capital in the
Mauna Loa
The Carpenters Union in this issue
call the attention Of members to their
meeting on Friday night next.
l. B. Kerr & Co. nave very CT
fective display in serviceable table
cloths and napkins. II is worth see
ing,
Captain Mathis, an untiring worker
in the Salvation Army. is i'll with "
phoid fever at the home of J. B. Ath-
erton on King street.
Rev. A. E. Cory has received a call
TO the pastorate of the Christian
church here. His bent has always
been for mission work.
The territorial offices will be closed
Friday afternoon in recognition of
the memorial services in honor Of
the late Queen Victoria.
Among the recent arrivals of legis-
lators is Julian Monsarrat OF Kappa
pala Ranch who was a passenger in
the Mauna Loa yesterday.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture
elsewhere in this issue calls tenders
for the printing and binding of the an
nual report for the year 1900.
H. L. Herbert, a cricket player of
some note, will leave in a few DAYS
for the Mainland. He will undergo
an operation IN San Francisco.
Mrs. G. ". Patty, who has been visit
ing her sister in Honolulu. returned to
Hilo yesterday. Mrs. Patty has been
in the States for several months.
Samuel Mckeague has been ap-
pointed as keeper at the Kakaako
Powder Magazine in the place of W.
T. Monsarrat, who has resigned.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Eliza Crowningberg to Archibald
S. Robertson. The marriage will take
place at ST. Andrews Cathedral, Feb
ruary %.
A special memorial service in honor
of the late Queen Victoria will be held
at st. Andrews Cathedral Sunday
afternoon at o'clock Bishop Willis
will conduct the service
In order to make room for heavy
shipments Of goods ex Mariposa l..
B. Kerr & Co. are selling the blankets,
bedspreads and capes of their bank
rupt stock at half price.
A score or more Chinese success
fully passed the ordeal Of securing
certificates. The force at the regis
tration bureau are having an easy
time thus far this week.
Notice is given in this issue of a
united memorial service in honor Of
Her late Majesty, Queen Victoria, to
be held in Kawaiahao church at 2
O'Clock p. m. of Friday next.
- Henry Bickneu is renewing old &C
quaintances in this city after an ali
sence of ten years. Mr.. Bicknell has
just finished an extended law course
at the University of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Splitter of the Hub leaves for
New York and other Eastern cities on
the next Mariposa. His object, so he
says. is to buy new stock. In order TO
make room for this special prices on
at the Hub.
The visit of a committee OF indie
pendent legislators to the Oahu In
sane Asylum was postponed because
of the inclement weather. The in
spection will. however, be made some
day this week.
Railroad travel has been very light
during the past few days. Only
such persons as are forced to leave
the city do so Tourists find it much
more comfortable here than in the
suburban towns.
The scheme of providing water
supply for the dry plantations which
is advocated by Engineer Taylor of
kohala is receiving much attention
from some of the plantation managers
on Kauai and Hawaii.
The vacancy caused by the resigna-
- -, H.
lice force some time since. has been
filled by Manuel Spencer, who has
been promoted from officer of the Sec
ond watch to lieutenant of the first
watch.
While out driving you will often
notice beautiful streak fly past you.
and maybe wonder what it is. To tell
you is the object in writing this. II
IS not a flash of light. no-merely one
Of those splendid outfits OF the Ter
ritorial Stables.
When the National convention of
Young Mems Christian Associations
throughout the country meets in Bos-
ION. Mass. in June, fine collection
1f Hawaiian views will be found in
stalled there Photographs Of the
ocal association building. together
with the officers. will be placed on ex-
1ibition. Statistics showing the
scope of Y. NJ. c. A. work in Honolulu
will also be shown.
The attention OF the legislature |
will be called TO two questions af- |
.ecting the tax-paying community. |
One will be the proposed removal of |
he Jail from its present location and |
he other will be the Institution of the !
parole system in place OF the pardon |