The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-20
News OF the Town

Maui.
Drop in aud meet your friends I
the St Germania Blizzard Parlors.
Mortimer |. Stevens was q passe,
ger for Lahaina in the Clandine We
terday.
! Deputy U. S. Marshal A. W. Neel
aft for the other islands in n
Kinau.
James Renton left for Kohala yes
terday after visit of ten days I
| the city.
DR.. Raymond. president of IN
Board of Health. left for Maui on tn
Claudine.
John Hind of Kohala left for hom
| in the kinau after flying visit L
Iae capital
Mrs George Davies gave a sur
party al Waikiki yesterday to a few
omcers of the Warspite.
Mr.. Cruzan, formerly of The Re
publican. is now a member of tbs
Evening Bulletins reporting staff.
The track and field teams of Ka
mehameha and Punahou Colleges are
hard at work preparing for the field
day on the Both inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Dowsett and
child left for Maui yesterday evening
Dr. Robert McKibbin, Mr. Dowsett's
uncle. is reported seriously i'll on that
island.
Paul Egry, the erstwhile Honolulu
violinist, is manipulating his bow, in
assisting to furnish melody for pat
rons of Fischer's Concert Hall in San
Francisco.
a match race between well-known
stroke oarsmen, two each from the
Healani and Myrtle clubs in the
pair-oar boats. is to take place in the
near future.
The auction sale of College Hills
lots will take place on the grounds
a-ove Rocky Hill overlooking the-new
tract on Saturday next. 23rd inst,
weather permitting.
The Male lima Club has secured
the premises on Kaahumanu street
formerly occupied as the Democratic
headquarters and will hold regular
meeting this evening.
Clarence Macfarlane entertained a
party of friends on his yacht La Pa
Iona yesterday. A dance was had at
the Healani club house to conclude
the evenings festivity.
Ben Bruins will leave for San Fran
cisco in a few weeks. He finds his
health, which was poor when he ar
rived. is so much improved that he
returns to the States.
Broker Albert Raas has gone to
McBryde plantation with a view of
making a report to clients in San
Francisco who. it is said. are ready to
buy big block of stock.
Prof. William Sharpe and orchestra
will furnish the music for the re-
mainder of the Florence Roberts
season. The new orchestra played
for the first ,Ime last night.
T. McCants Stewart with W. C.
" eedon and George Weight left yes
terday in the Kinau for the Maunalei
Plantation, of which Mr.. Stewart has
lately been appointed receiver.
Visiting Shriners should avail
themselves of the opportunity of get
ting a free sample of Taroena which
they can take home and initiate their
friends into the mysteries of poi. The
Hebron Drug Co. make the offer in
their ad. today.
A stylish looking driving horse
hitched TO an equally stylish looking
rig will give you the appearance of
being well-to-do if that's the kind
you drive. If you're going to be in
the Honolulu swim" telephone the
Territorial stables, King street, Tor
a stylish turnout
The usual enjoyable program Of
music was rendered by the Hawaiian
band yesterday .vsrIng at Thomd!,
Square The musicians were greeted
by a fair-sized audience. The indi-
vidual numbers were received with
merited appreciation.
S. Ahmi. Y. All Chew, Young Kan,
Yeong Young, Lum Lung and Fun
Teung have FLED articles Of assOcia-
ton as the Maui Land Co., Ltd, with
a capital of $4,000 divided into 500
shares of the par value of $50. the
privilege being reserved of increas-
ing the stock to 100000.
Mr.. and .ars. d. p R. Tsenberg,
with Mrs. H. A. Isenberg, have been
the officers OF the Aus
.rian cruiser Donau at various func-
ions in town and country. Among
o,-,er sights to which the visitors
have been treated is the manufacture
If raw sugar on Oahu plantation
The woman's Guild of st. Gle
nent's are arranging for a reception
% Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rain Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom May. who leave
within few weeks for Europe The
will be held at the Rectory.
i. ilder avenue. Monday April s,
rom to IL o'clock in the evening
High Sheriff Brown has received
word of the capture of a negro bur
liar who carried on the safe OF Camp
store at Spreckelsville- The cui-
,rit was caught while boarding the
,laudine for Honolulu, having in pos
session $755 in gold and silver. be-
,ides a silver watch that had been in
he safe
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Jap
Inese Methodist church VIII hold
Iapanese bazaar at -Haaielea Lawn.
Hotel and Richards streets. on Fri
lar and Saturday. March 18th and
10Th from o'clock p m. to 10 O'Clock
!. m. each day. Tickets may be OBJ
aimed at Room "a. Campbell block,
or twenty-five cents each
The gates of the Honolulu Iron
a orks are kept closed since the
trike. being opened only when some
me On business wishes TO go in or
nut. and then by q recognized en-
,loye of the incorporation The men
vho quit the foundry are requested
o call at the uptown Office OF the
company on Thursday next
Mrs. Maria o. * Martin OF Waio-