The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-07
News OF the Town

( sAs@ al L1e M e. A
The newly-elected officers OF IN.
facahc Cub appear in this Issue
! c. R Frazier has been EMPLOYED y,
Z u Hall & Son as a window dscors
tor
With the March number the Hu
name Educator viii cease publication
10 the great regret OF everybody.
/ Sergeant Houghtaiiing has been an
pointed TO De CoIor-Sergeant OF the
tlTst Regiment. vice D. L Naone-
The Territorial Stables can give
you better satisfaction with rigs than
any other place in town. Try them.
y 5 Sachs DRY Goods Co. are
showing some very nice things suit.
able FOR the forthcoming Mardi Gras.
C Brewer & Co made 81 per cent
profit last year after writing of $500
900 on account OF the failure of the
american, Sugar Co.
Manager Grant of the Automobile
Company promises 10 have the horse
less machines in running order during
the month of March
II is said the law does not permit
OF tea inspection at Honolulu by the
customs gauger. Congress will be ask
ed 10 remedy the inconvenience.
Joshua X. Brown. Chinese Immigra-
ton Inspector, needs a japanese IN
terpreter. he having to inspect i'm
migrants Of that nationality also.
The Japanese, as the outcome of a
mass meeting, will petition the legis-
lature for payment of Chinatown fire
losses the same as the Chinese.
Whitman Co have adopted fol
their motto: Customers waited upon
promptly" which if adhered to will
be a drawing card for this enterpris-
ing firm.
The City Furniture Store have
opened up a beautiful stock of new
gooos. Those who Ink of furnishing
would do well TO make a call before
purchasing.
Collector Stackaole viii not act IN
Attorney General Griggs' opinion rela-
tive TO americanized Cinnamon in Ha-
wall until instructed BY the Treasury
Department
The award for printing the estimates
for appropriations recommended by
Governor Dole to the Legislature was
made yesterday to the Robert Grieye
Publishing Company.
Their American citizenship will be
endorsed on residence certificates of
Chinese holding that privilege. Chi
nese in clerical positions vainly kick
at being registered. as laborera
Judge wilcox was shot in the arm
by small boy with an air-gun yes
terday morning and wreaked summary
vengeance on the otrender by the adj
of a first-class spanking.
Elsewhere in this issue appears a
notice from the leading grocers of the
city stating their intention to close
on Friday next at noon. This is on
account of the Queen Victoria memo
rial
". H. VIM, formerly assistant engi-
neer on the tug Fearless, has been
granted a Masters Certificate and W
H. Barker has been accorded a third
engineers license by the Federal in
spectors.
Fritz Klamp. Carl du Roi. s. E Da-
man and ]. F. Hamburg have been
elected trustees of the Eye and Ear
Infrmary TO fill vacancies, the remain
ing ones being Robert Levers, J. F.
Hackfeld. B. F. Dillingham; and Dr.
Sloggett
Nearly all the representative of
foreign countries have already ex-
pressed their intention to be present
at the solemn memorial of Her late
Majesty Queen Victoria in st. An
drew's Cathedral on Sunday next at
5 p. N.
A big spawl of plaster fell from
the ceiling Of the second floor of the
Judiciary building clock tower. II
made a crash over their heads which
scared the members of the janitor's
stan, who frequent the lower tower
room, out of a years growth.
Whitman & Co. at 81 King street
are now ready for business with a full |
hiC VI Ildlu Nv are SuuuIlSS- III audi |
ton to their stock of hardware they |
still retain the agency for the popu- |
lar Tribune bicycles and are prepared
to do repairs on bicycles in their usual |
prompt and satisfactory manner.
The newly organized Merchants
Association of this citv have appoint
ID the following committees: Public
Affairs, H. F. Lewis, E C. Macfarlane
md Geo. W. Smith: Publicity and Pro-
notion. II. F. Wichman (chairmanl.
!. G. Rothwell, Jas. G. S/lcer; Trade
nd Finance, F. L. Waldron. F. j.
.owrey and H. A. Isenberg.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Electric Co.. Ltd. took place yester-
ay morning at the offices of the Ha-
,aiian trust Co rhe managers re-
ort was accepted and placed on file.
he officers elected to serve during
he ensuing year were as follows: F.
Y. Maefarlane. president: J. A. Nc
andless. vice president; Geo. r. Car
ar. treasurer: W. L. Hopper. score
AIRY. and H A Isenberg. auditor.
'hese officers constitute the Board of
directors Satisfactory progress was
aported in all the lines of the COM
any's business and dividend of 1
er cent was declared