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

News OF the Town

/ News OF The Town
/ This afternoons band concert vii
be at Aakee Island
Drop in and meet your friends a
the St Germania Billiard Parlors- I
The Government schools will clos,
for Easter vacation on April 18th
i Miss Clara Abbott. sister of Mrs
i A J. Derby. arrived in the Mariposa
The S. s. Mariposa viii leave this
port for San Francisco on Tuesday
the 5th inst, at p m
Rev. G. l. Pearson. pastor. viii
preach al the Methodist church this
evening on Testing Character
Mrs S. NJ. Ballou returned to this
city yesterday in the Mariposa after a
prolonged stay on the mainland
DR.. Chapman Of California will
preach at the Methodist church at II
a. m and at Kawaiahao church 1880
p m
The Office and factory of A. n. San
ford. optician, are in the Boston build
ing, Fort street. over May & Co. s
| store.
Ten thousand yards of silks and
satins are offered at prices from %
cents per yard up by E. w Jordan.
See ad.
There are los prisoners in Oahu
prison, for whom the new stone
crushers make plenty Of work in the
quarries.
NJ Dollinger of the Honest Bazaar
has opened branch store at 101 King
street, opposite the Metropolitan
Meat Co.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh will
preach at GAS a. m and $3.50 D. m.
at ST Andrews Cathedral before the
Second Congregation
Oahu College has literary society
with these officers: c. Judd. presi-
dent; w A Aheen. secretary: Miss
Ethel Damon, treasurer.
No meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton was held yesterday There is
really little if anything requiring the
attention of the commissioners.
altOl MIO SpSul
a short time in San Francisco looking
after legal matters connected with
the Carson Claudine case, is home
again.
The Kapiolani Estate offers for
lease piece of land on South and
Chamberlain streets. This property
is very suitable for warehouses and
stores.
A good way to entertain your
friends on Saturday or any other day,
is to Ire a good driving horse and
surrey from the Territorial Stables
on King street.
Guilty of selling bicycles too cheap
is the public charge against E. o.
Hall & Son., Ltd. who handle the best
makes on the market, as we'll as all
wheel sundries.
Whitney & Marsh have received
from New York large invoice of la
dies separate walking skirts. They
are to be placed on sale at the ridicu-
lous low price of so cents each
Rev. W. NJ. Kincaid. pastor. will
preach at Central Union church on
THE New Law of Life" at II a. M,
THE Christ Method of Preaching on
the Evils of Society" will be his sub
ject at 1880 p. m.
Hopp & Co. are making a specially
of resilvering mirrors. A new line OF
goods on exhibition in their sales
rooms are ladies home desks, dining
room chairs, bookcases and new de-
sign Darlor chairs
The NJ. E. Killean Co., Ltd. are dis
playing new goods IN ladies' Knox
felt, sailor and matinee hats. 1t i,
worth your while to always call at
this store before purchasing. New
goods are constantly arriving.
The adjourned annual meeting If
the stockholders of the Kahuku Plan
tation Company, set for 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, was again aG-
journeo to Thursday next at 10
O'Clock. at the Chamber Of Commerce.
Members and friends of the Young
Mems League of the Central Union
church are invited to spend social
evening at Mr.. H. c. Austin's home.
the fourth beyond that of Rev. W. NJ.
hluCdiQ OH StOu osChuSs hNAe
Tuesday.
Out of respect to Charles E. Jacox,
who met death in the Inflated Rio
Janeiro. meeting of those interested
in lodge of Elks for this city to
have been held last night was post
poned. Mr. Jacox was the organizer
of the new lodge for Honolulu.
The following officers have Teen
elected by the Hilo Railroad Co.: B.
F. Dillingham;, president: l. A. Thurs
ton, vice president; A. W. van Val
kenburg, secretary: NJ. p Robinson,
treasurer: W. NJ Graham. F. II.
Hatch. Henry Warehouse, Elmer L
Paxton. directors.
Bargain sales have special attrac-
lions for womankind. so doubtless the
great opportunities for economical
buying at the Pacific Import Co., in
the Progress block, will be taken ad-
vantage of by those who require fine
gloves. ribbons of all kinds. collars.
sun bonnets and new wash fabrics.
muslins, etc.
Mrs. Bostwick at Hawaiian hotel.
the City of Paris. receiv-
ed by steamer Mariposa an elegant
stock of new goods, shirt waists no
yelties in summer dress patterns,
pleated skirts. lace robes and skirts.
fe-s,rr, EN- nv ~ efaal ladies desir-