The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-03
News OF the Town.

F. NJ. Brooks will sail by the Sono-
ma to join his wife in the East
Buffet" the best beer in town, at
s2.25 a dozen, at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S
CAN up Phone 21S and get our figures
on Bookbinding and Ruling. Republican
office.
Harry F. Davidson has purchased
the Killean millinery business on Ho-I
tel street
Samuel X. Kaeo, of Kauai, has been
admitted to practice law in the Fed
ersl court
Manila cigars, made from pure Ma
Mia leaf. being manufactured by Lee
Toma & Co.
Mail for the Alameda, leaving for
the Coast tomorrow afternoon, Will
close at o'clock.
W. H. Rice. daughter and son re-
turned by the W. G. Hall Sunday NOR
ming. from Kauai.
Some fine building sites to be OBJ
tanned yet The Gulick tract Apply
Mrs. S. 4. Gulick.
Judge George D. Gear and Samuel
Parker spent Sunday at the Waialua
hotel and vicinity.
Manuel Ross has been reappointed
assistant postmaster at Wailuku under
Postmaster Vetelsen.
Dr. w. R. Boyle. chiropodist, room
Is Arlington block. removes corns and
ingrowing toe nails painlessly.
If your wheel requires respoking
bring il up TO F. F. Ingram. 1854 Fort
stree, just above the Orpheum.
New goods by every boat from the
Orient. Plantations supplied by con-
tract. H. Hamano. King street.
The officers appointed TO act for the
Union Feed Co. for the ensuing year
are published in the notice column.
A. A. Montana fell while alighting
from a street car on Saturday and
sustained a fracture of the left arm
The third annual Christmas fair of
! the Woman's Guild of st. Clement S
Chapel win take place next Saturday.
Port, Madeira and Zinfandel, choicest
| qualities, at only 10 cents per gallon at
| Hoffschlaeger Co, Ltd, AinS, near
| Bethel.
Try Sun Wing Lungs fruit store,
cor. King and Alakea street, for latest
fruits and oysters imported by every
| steamer.
Major Robinson has formally turned
the Quartermaster's office here over
to his successor, Captain George Mex
Williamson.
superintendent ]. H. Boyd is calling
for tenders on 1900 tons of coal. to be
delivered at the pumping station of the
Waterworks.
An introduction of an old idea-our
sandwich man. You want to watch
him; he'll have more to tell you.
Whitman & Co.
The December term of the Second
Circuit Court. Judge Kalua presiding.
will convene in Lahaina Wednesday
morning of this week.
Salter's grocery. Fort street. is now
ready for Christmas trade, having re-
ceived a full line of staple groceries,
| crackers. bonbons, etc. Phone Blue
6S1.
a. NJ. Wilson of Hilo has received
letter from Prof. David Starr Jor-
dan. in which the scientist pronounces
| a sea-horse sent to him TO be entirely
new.
A new floor and stairs are being put
| in by the trustees OF the Campbell es-
| tate at the entrance to the old Cham
Der OF Commerce rooms on Merchant
street. .
A repairing shop unexcelled in town.
Carriages built to order. surveys scrap
ed and painted afresh. All repairs
carried out promptly and well. w. W.
Wright
Allan Herbert went to Pearl Harbor
in the IroQuois' launch yesterday to
inspect the land now in dispute, for
the benefit of the United States Dis
trict Court.
Our grocery and meat market full
stocked with Christmas goods. The
| cheapest and purest meat in town c.
| Q. zee Hop & Co. cor. Beretania and
Alakea streets.
| A modern endowment plan and ali
the latest benefits to be derived from
a first class insurance company can be
obtained by insuring with The Orien-
tai Life Insurance Co.
A new and beautiful section Of the
city now opened up-The Puupueo
| Tract. Fine situation. healthy. ocean
view. etc. Apply for particulars to
| The Island Realty Co.
DR.. Walter Hoffman returned by the
/ China from a six months tour OF Eu-
rope. Mrs. Hoffman stopped with her
mother in Chicago and viii not arrive
for several weeks yet
AT the monthly meeting Of the wo-
mans Board. to be held in Central
Union church. at $3.50 this afternoon.
Mrs. Coan will read a paper on the
subject. ~Pundita Ramabal-
/ Chaplain W b Elkins OF the Ka-
mehamsha schools, in the course Of
talk to men at the Y NJ C. A Sun
day afternoon. said that the tendency
In the United States 10 the use of
sugar and soft drinks was greatly re
/ ducing the consumption of liquor.