The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-10
News OF the Town

shirt waists, just received AT the Cit
OF Paris. Hawaiian Hotel
A few steps more to walk but Z
| means dollars saved TO. all who trade
with l. B. Kerr & Co, Ltd
William Erkin has fully recovered
from the injuries received last Sun
day while out pig hunting.
Attention is called to the Sunday
bill of fare of the Orpheum Cafe, pub
lished elsewhere in today's issue
Handsome furniture at prices thai
! are right can be had of j. hopp & Co
Furniture repaired and made to lool
like new.
The Mariposa is scheduled to leave
for the Mainland on the 18th. The
for the cabin.
H. NJ. Dow has sold 10 Edwin Ben
ner, through the agency of W. E
| Bivens, two half acre lots on Manoa
road for $4,000.
BY the Mariposa E. o. Hall & Son
/ lumbia chainless bicycles. They are
beauties. Call and see them.
BY order of Colonel J. " Jones
Joseph K Mills has Deen appointed
color sergeant OF the First Regiment
OF the National Guard of Hawaii.
Whitney & Marsh have interesting
reading for men in their advertising
space this morning. Fine shirts for
gentlemen are going at IS cents.
There viii be plenty of work for
the new steam road rollers recently
purchased by the department of pub
lie works, after the recent storm.
One thousand two hundred choice
lots are now on sale in Kapiolani
Tract. For full particulars call up
on S. NJ. Kanakanui or w. c. Achi &
Co.
This coming week. E. w. Jordan
holds his fifth annual clearing sale.
Prices have been placed at such low
figure that the goods will quickly dis
appear.
The Rev. A E. Cory's topic for this
evening, in the new evangelistic Sc
ries at the Christian church, Alakea
and King streets, will be The Leade-
of Fishermen"
Edward II. Boyen has been promot-
ed to the post Of Sergeant Major,
First Battalion, First Regiment, Ma
tional Guard of Hawaii, with rank
from February 2.
On Tuesday next Will E. Fisher
will sell at auction a quantity of new
furniture at the premises of Jacob
Wasser Crook, opposite the Star
block, on Fort street
Miss De Lartfgue. 1885 Alakea
street next to DR.. Anderson's office,
advertises for bright neat girl about
sixteen years of age, to learn the art
of hairdressing and manicuring.
Four women stowaways were found
aboard the China, as the big liner
was leaving the dock yesterday on he.
trip to the Orient. They were un.
tremendously hustled OFF the boat.
Taroena has been awarded gold
medals at Paris, Omaha and San Fran
cisco Expositions as being the most
wholesome and nutritious article Of
diet. Hebron Drug Co., manufactur-
erS
A regimental meeting of officers in
the National Guard of Hawaii will be
held this morning at the headquarters
in the Capitol grounds. The call re-
quests all members to be present at
10 o'clock
Representative Nailima of Hilo
visited the Republican office last night
in company with Mr.. Tesla, proprie-
tor of the independent, and was much
interested in the working of the limo
type machines.
]. F. Morgan will hold an auction |
sale of delinquent stock in the Terri |
tory Stables. Co, Ltd. on Saturday. |
February 23d. at IL o'clock noon. at |
his salesrcom. 65 Queen street See |
notice elsewhere.
The Carson laudine admiralty libel |
case is set in the United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals. at San Francis |
CO, for February p. Paul Neumann /
appears for the libellants and E. B. |
for the libellees-appel- |
liant.
An attempt was made to settle the /
differences between China and Japan |
yesterday, by one representative each |
of those nations. The lively scrap |
took place on Fort street. and an ap. |
pearance of a policeman alone caused |
a cessation of hostilities.
Mrs. McKenn- Dickersen. for eight
years identined with The n. S. Sachs 1
Dry Goods Co, has severed her con-
nections with that firm and invites
her patrons to The NJ E Killean Co..
Ltd, where she will endeavor to do
as well If not better by her patrons.
Charles F. Hall. one of the force in
the Auditors Office. has returned from
prolonged visit 10 the mainland
While away Mr.. Hall spent some time
ar his old home in Massachusetts. II
was his first visit in eighteen wears
and many changes were noted in con-
Misses Murcutt and Alderman will /
in the city until the sailing OF
the Nippon aiaru. The travellers and
lecturers are bound for the Orient and
were 10 have sailed on the China. The I
unfinished condition OF their work in /
this city neeessitated their remaining
over for q while.
The entertainment under the ans
rices OF the Blue Ribbon Club of Bat
teries | and X. 6tn ARTILLERY. at Camp
Mckinley Ersday evening was a sue
cess. The Post canteen was the scene
Of the festivities. and was prestily dec
Grated for the event. Professor Sharp's
orchestra was In attendance. while
songs. recitations and instrumental
selections assisted in passing a pleas
ant evening.
Chinese possessing the rights of