The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
News Of the Town

Bedroom suites AT Prices TOO small ioE
anything. II. Fl. Williams, furniture
Pure Table Claret at 80 cents per gal
lon at Hofschlaeger CO. Ltd-- King. near
Bethel
r. A. Jordan and wife returned by the
Aorangi yesterday morning from visit
to the Colonies.
Ger dinky little picture of yourself
TO send back across the sea, at the Homo
lulu Photo Supply Co.
On account of the dezth OF the Presi-
dent there was no meeting of the Board
OF Health yesterday afternoon.
The tax appeal court went out Tuesday
afternoon TO visit various properties in
Guided in appeals now before il.
Knock of smoking plug and Try Sill
yer King TObaeco-the best on the mar
ket. H. Hackfeld & CO.. agents
Elsewhere in this issue is noted a re-
duction in the price of crepe tissue.
Wall. Nichols Co., Ltd, have it in all
colors.
Port. Madeira and ZinfandeI. choicest
qualities. at only 10 cents per gallon at
Hoffschlaeger < Co., Ltd. King, near
Bethel.
Saturday noon at II O'Clock. in front
of the Judiciary Building. the postponed
sale of Government lots at Hilo will
take place.
Be a gentleman. Drink Enterprise
Lager Beer and take a warm lunch at
the Merchants Exchange, cor. of King
and Nuuanu; only Zoe.
Hardware is a pretty hard thing to
talk about TO appreciate its merits pro-
| perly it requires-seeing. Come and see
our stock. Hawaiian Hardware Co.
Don't waste valuable time hunting up
plumber that you don't know. Ring up
| Phone Main 135 and leave your instruc-
lions with ]. N. Shafer, Queen street.
The Literary Circle of the Kilohana
| Art League will have an at home at
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Among the
| features viii be an address by w. r.
Castle Jr. Refreshments will be served
Mrs L. NJ Robertson, recently from
/ the Coast, is prepared to receive orders
| for fashionable dressmaking at her apart.
1 ments. at 1865 Punchbowl street, be
tween KIM and Hotel. First-eiass work
assured.
The Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton has ordered the principals and teach
ers to hold exercises in their respective
schools from l p. NJ. to 2 p. N. ON Fri
day, September %, in memory Of the
President.
There will be a concert By the ban,
on Friday on the grounds of the Capitol
and on Saturday music win be given a
the Reformatory School. The regular
Sunday afternoon concert will be on tn
Capitol grounds.
All the moonlight concerts for this weel
have been called off on account of th
death of the President, and at specia
concerts only hymns and sacred musi
win be played This arrangement is b.
instruction of Governor Dole
A special meeting of the Merchants
Association win be enid at the Office of tn
Hawaiian Trust and Investment Compan
at 8 O'Clock this morning. for the pun
pose of passing resolutions IN regard t
the death of President Mckinley
Fifty-eight guns were fired by th
United States transport Sumner yesteI
day. marking the number of years Of lif
of President Mckinley. The guns be
gan at a. m. and were continued at tn
half hour points during the entire day an
evening.
William Hoopii. otherwise known a
Barefoot Bill was arrested by th
deputy sheriff Tuesday afternoon at til
Pacific Mail wharf The police hay
been on the lookout for him for som
time. as he is suspected of knowing
great deal about some recent robberies
He wore splendid gold watch when al
rested.
When Manager Lutted of the Ne
England Bakery took charge of that il
stitution. some two years since, be e.
perieneed great difficulty in securin
young women to serve their many Gu
toners Finally he sent to New foE
and secured a lady cashier who coul
take charge. and after years trial is {
well satisfied that be has now two youn
ladies'. Miss Pearl Swan and Miss ID
engaged to take positions in the Ne
England Bakery.