The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27
News OF the Town

VIII De given dt mdheS lsiduu- -
A dance was given last evening at
the pavilion at Eva plantation.
Place your orders today as the
store will be closed all Thursday.
Lewis & Co.
The barriers of the Y. NJ. C. A. had
another run from the Association hall
last evening.
A concert was given by the band
aboard the transport Meade yester-
day morning.
Lots of turkeys for Thanksgiving
waiting for "a roost." The Metropoli-
tan Meat Co.
Miss Lena Adams will direct the ex-
ercises in calisthenics at Aala school
this morning
Elmer E. Paxton left yesterday for
Olaa plantation on business for the
B. F. Dillingham; Company.
Get your Thanksgiving orders in to-
day sure, as the store will be closed
all tomorrow. H. MAY & co.
Drop into the Aloha Saloon on
Thanksgiving Day and partake of the
free lunch. Down by the Iron Works.
Still the same Energetic and to
the fore. Up to date in every respect.
The Kash stores, Fort and Hotel
streets.
The Art League exhibition viii be
closed Thanksgiving Day, but viii be
open Friday and Saturday, day and
evening.
A meeting of the ladies in charge Of
the Catholic fair and luau will be held
in the drill shed at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Sachs, who have
been spending a couple of months in
the Orient, returned in the Nippon
Maru yesterday.
Our repair shop is complete in ev-
cry respect Wheels attended 10 inn
mediately. F. F. Ingram, Fort street,
just above the Orpheum-
Contracts generally call for good
men to carry them through. There
are plenty of contractors but only one
F. H. Redward, contractor.
Some fine enameled ware just re-
ceived. also some of the latest pins.
rings and all the ct ceteras of a good
jewelry store. Thomas Lindsay. Fort
street.
The Wela Ka Hao Saloon, cor. Of
Queen and Punchbowl street, will
serve Mulagatawney soup with ISL
and turkey on Thanksgiving Day. All
are welcome.
Take care of your eyes, for on them
depends your course through life. If
you are deficient in sight call on A.
n. Sanford. optician. Boston building,
and have it adjusted.
Our removed sale has been a great
success. Some great bargains still
to be had, although our Christmas
stock is being opened and exhibited.
E. W. Jordan, Fort street.
1t is nearly December. and the
question arises, What is the most
useful thing to get for --?' All
that is useful to home you can OBJ
tain at Goo Kim's. Nuuanu street
A meeting of the Oahu members of
the Mckinley memorial committee is
called for o'clock FRIDAY afternoon
corner OF Fort and Merchant streets.
For those who admire China paint
ing the Pacific Hardware Co.'S window
today viii afford a pleasing sight. The
paintings exhibited are done by Miss
n. W. King, who has studio up
stairs
The published announcement OF the
sale OF delinquent Orpheum stock, 10
take place today. at IL O'Clock, is post
poned until the same hour on Satur-
day. Nov. 30th, at VIII E. Fishers
salesroom-
Don't waste your money on COM
mon. everyday things. Get some
thing that is not often seen; 1t will
be appreciated Chinese silks and
grass cloths. vases and curios Wing
Wo. Tai & Co.
The presents that you should send
home beyond the Islands are curios.
etc.-something they cannot get over
there. A large stock Of japanese Gu
rios, vases, ehinaware, etc. just
opened up at Sayegusa's. Nuuanu ave
Mr.. S. J. Saiter. who took over the
business OF Salter & Waity. has
moved into his new store and. with q
new stock is prepared TO meet all
former patrons. The store he now oc-
eupies Is the mauka side OF Salter &
Waity's old store.