The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-16
News OF the Town.

waialua stock sold on Change yester
1 day at $6250.
The Fountain Saloon. for good drinks
at reasonable prices. Harry Juen. propr
Thirty loaves for one dollar. delivered
TO any part Of the city BY the New Eng
land Bakery.
The Amateur Orchestra win play for
the reception of Fred Young at the Y.
NJ. c. A. Monday evening.
J. s. Emerson has been detailed to sur
vey the land at Waialua intended TO be oc-
cupied by the Reformatcry school.
Get a good, long schooner of beer, at
the Aloha saloon, down by the Iron
Works; nice fresh lunch every day.
Prof. and Mrs. r. C. L. Perkins are
spending a few days with High Sheriff
and Mrs. \. NJ. Brown in Waikiki
Koffee and Krisp. Curly Kakes make
pleasant light supper. You can get
them at Hart & Co.'S. Elite building.
Drink '.Apollinaris,r the world-renown-
ed mineral water, that goes with any
whiskey Maefarlane & Co., agents.
A large display of straw hats, in ev-
cry known design and style. made TO or
der. if you wish it. Iwakami & Co.
Use your phone if you do not feel in
10 QUNn loMU. VIQtIc
promptly delivered. Metropolitan Meat
Co.
Have your sight tested and corrected
and suited. A. n. Sanford. Boston
building.
The Mauna Loa yesterday brought
news of the death of Mrs. Peter Born,
wife of the engineer of the Kona Sugar
Company.
Mrs. L. NJ. Robertson. fashionable
dressmaker, viii be pleased to receive
patrons at her apartments. 1065 Punch
bowl street
Drop into the Beaver Lunch Rooms
and get business mans lunch midday.
Everything dainty and Clean 81. ].
Nolte. propr.
Don't run the risk of coal oil lamps !;
let us give you our figures on putting
electric wires into the mouse. The Ha-
waiian Electric Co.
Buy your clothes. collars tias, ETC., at
the Kash stores You can get the best and
that cheaply, either at the Fort street
store or Hotel street.
Buy an Eddy Refrigerator to keep
your cold meats butter, milk. etc. in.
They are the very best. For sale by the
Pacific Hardware Co.
luOSE 1Iltlc yesterday IHOlH-
ing for Hilo after a visit of nearly two
months to Honolulu, during which time
he has assisted Judge Gear.
A reception will be held at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Atherton on the
evening of October %, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Anterior.
A splendid rehearsal of the Amateur
Orchestra was held in the 7. NJ. G. A.
hall last evening. There was almost a
full turnout of the contingent.
f. J. Tesla. who returned from Maui
Sunday, resumed his seat on the Fire
Claims Commission yesterday morning.
Judge Kepoikai remained on Maui.
David Haughs left yesterday for Hilo
for the purpose of looking over the for
ests along the Volcano road and reporting
to the government in regard to them.
Rev. F. Boarman. the Catholic mis-
sionary. delivered q lecture before the
pupils of St Louis college yesterday af-
ternoon on the subject of "Elocution."
Work for the fall semi-annual exhibit
ton of the Kilohana Art League will be
received at the hall of the Kilohana Art
from Q to o'clock
The big reduction sale of Goo kirn's
large general store is still running. every
thing marked away down Don't fail to
drop in and see some fine Oriental silks.
ll16 Nuuanua street.
A large shipment of Singer Sewing
Machines to hand The very latest styles
with all modern improvements. Come
and inspect them. p. C. Buzzell, man.
ager. Masonic Temple.
4 reception win follow the wedding Of
Arthur Wall and Miss Harriet Levers
on the evening of October % 1t will
take place at the Levers homestead in
Waikiki between the hours of 9 and 10 80
D m.
A. Hooking manager of the Honolulu
brewery. win leave BIZ the Picking for
the East. where he win purchase new
machinery. II is the intention Of the
brewery to increase its capacity 80 per
cent
Attention. ererybodyl Does your
house need renovatingg See the MeKech-
ME Paint and Wall Paper Co. at ITS
to ST Union street Inspect their new
goods. and as vou gaze on their beauty.
you viii be forced to exelaim. with one
of old Almost thou persuadeth me to-"
renovate my dwelling.
In the monthly report of the weather
for September. Published yesterday morn
ing. the mean daily range was given as
is degrees which would he an exception
ally high figure for Honolulu. Prof. Cur
tbs ]. Irons informs The Republican that
the correct daily range for the month was
Is degrees the figures as Published being
due 10 q typewriter error in the manu-
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