The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
News Of the Town

Something new for men. see IN
White House al
Whitman & Co. have introduced IL
first automotor bicycle 10 Honolulu
See the first Auto-Bicycle in Honolu
III al Whitman * Cos, al King street
The recent wind blew down mani
nne cocoanut trees At Kawaihae. Ha
vail
The Youths Dramatic Club will give
dance al Coneordia hall. Punchbow
street, on Saturday evening next
For business or pleasure ron will
find the turnouts from the Territory
stables satisfactory in every way.
The mail for the Mariposa closes at
nine O'Clock this morning another
mail will leave this week in the Rio.
Surviving children born at Kapio-
lani Home are TO oe photographed at
that institution al II & m February
19.
! The Bituminous Rockpaving Co. is
\ about 20 declare q dividend IL was or
gained last July with q capital OF
I $4,000.
Deputy Collector Hasson OF the In
4 ternal Revenue viii retire on the 18th
I inst and resume his profession of
I civil engineering
Owing TO q lack of quorum at the
/ Honolulu Stock Exchange yesterday
morning. the election OF officers was
postponed until today.
The Star. Route service has been dis
",
States mails from Hauula 10 kahuku
on the Island of Oahu.
A reward is offered for the return
of a $50 Hawaiian bill lost on the
street yesterday between Bishops and
the First National Bank
Miss Coffeld lost her case in the
Circuit Court because there is no pro-
vision in the laws for bringing an &C
ton against the Government without
its consent.
A law partnership including Lorrin
Andrews. Frank AndraLe and E. Pc
tiers has been announced The firm
Will have offices in e new Stangen-
waid building
The plumbing work on the six new
residences built for c. J. Mccarthy on
Beretania street near Piikoi has been
let TO E. ". Quinn. he being The sue
cessful bidder.
Hail stones are reported as falling
in the rainstorm which fell Friday. a
number of good-siZed specimens were
gathered in the neighborhood of King
and Liliha streets.
Do not fail TO attend Will E. Fishers
auction at 10 O'Clock today. He sells
fine new furniture at the premises of
Jacob Wasser Crook, Fort street, OPP
posite the STAR block
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
waiian Woman's CLUB at the home of
Mrs. \. B. Wood in Nuuanu avenue
this afternoon at O'Clock. Miss Ac-
herman will address the members.
Owing to the seepage of water in
the excavation at the new Alexander
Young building on Hotel street, it was
found necessary to keep the gasoline
pumps running to reduce the level.
The Choral Society held a rehearsal
at the Central Union Church last eve
ming. which was well attended. The
organization has made marked prog
ress in its work, and has number of
ambitious plans for the future.
The city foot ball league champion
ship was settled Saturday in the asso-
citation game of foot ball between the
English and Scotch elevens The
Scotch team were victorious. winning
by a score of l to ).
The Amateur Orchestra under the
leadership of Wray Taylor will re-
II
ming at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association. All members
are requested TO be on hand promptly
at 1880.
Four new members have been added
to the membership of the Beretania
Tennis Club. Pans for a concert are
also under consideration. the proceeds
of which will be devoted to additional
Improvements upon the club house
and grounds.
A varied program from grave to
gay was rendered by the Territorial
band last night at the Emma Square
concert. Tie pretty grounds were
crowded with happy throng, who
frequently manifested their appreci-
alton of the melody.
The Catholic Benevolent Society
met at the Mission on Fort street yes
terday evening. Routine business and
reports were considered. Every indi-
cation points TO a successful season
for the society whose benevolent
work in this city is far reaching.
The Kuokoa Home Rule. organ of
the Independent party, made its first
appearance YESTERDAY lis contents
are varied and the subjects we'll
treated. Extracts from the United
States constitution are printed for the
benefit of members of the Legislature
and people