The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-18
News Of the Town

II
Primo beer is unequaled as whole
some and delicious beverage Try it
Officers Of Company E, y. G. a.. viii
be elected on the evening of October 1st-
On account Of the mail there was not
rehearsal OF the Amateur orchestra
evening.
Bishop Willis will attend the Episcopal
convention to be held at San Francisco
in October.
All property taxes not paid By Novem-
Der 18th win be delinquent. See notice
to taxpayers
Table doylies, in all sizes, hand worked
make a beautiful center for table. E. W.
Jordan. Fort street.
The New England Bakery. in spite Of
OF bread for one dollar.
c. J. Hutchins goes to the Coast via
the Sierra. Mrs. Hutchins and her daugh-
tiers will return with him.
Saturday. Regatta Day. has been de-
clared a public holiday, and all the pub
lie offices viii remain closed.
Our artist has charge of the art de-
partment and will be pleased to show you
| round. Pacific Hardware Co.
About O'Clock yesterday morning a
fire was discovered in brush heap in the
rear of the Mcintyre building.
A tall pole has been erected at Kakaa-
ko. from which birdseye views of the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works viii be taken.
Our fish booth is supplied right along
with fresh fish of every description Tel.
Main 319- Metropolitan Meat Co.
1t means something to know where you
| can get the best printing and developing.
Honolulu Ph0to-Supply do the work.
1t is rumored that the Court of Claims
intends to cut down great deal on the
| totals of the claims presented before it.
The quarterly meeting of the Ladies'
| Society of Central Union Church viii be
held on Thursday morning. at 10 O'Clock
Mrs. Bell the wife of the well-known
linotype operator. will leave by the Sierra
| for the Coast for treatment for her eyes.
Centrally located, with every style and
| fashion to select from. il is no wonder
the kash stores do the business they do
The Fraternal Order of Eagles viii hold
/ meeting in their new hall, on Vineyard
| street, near Emma, tonight, at 80 D. m.
Ring up Blue 1901. if you are taking
| the steamer today. and we will do the
rest City Transfer Co., cor. Alakea and
King.
When you puncture your wheel don't
| sit down and cover yourself with oil and
| dirt. Bring it to Whitman & Co. Only
| Zoe. and 15c.
B.SF. Dillingham; viii not be able to
leave by the Sierra for the Coast as he
had intended. He win get away by the
Peru on Saturday.
Fitting glasses and filing oculists' pre-
| scriptions are our specialties. A. N San
ford. manufacturing optician, Boston
building. Fort tsreet
Across the sandy waste lying between
| the Naval Dock and the Ironworks you
can see to one side the Aloha saloon-a
! refuge for thirsty souls
John Malley. calabash pollsher in Pa
lama, has a Mynah bird which he has
taught to talk. The vocabulary of the
bird is still limited. but is improving.
James Bergstrom, manager of the
Bergstrom Music Company. leaves today
tor brief visit TO the Coast Mr. Berg
strom will combine business with pleasure
The Eagles will hold their first meet
ing IN their new hall on Vineyard street
this evening. There viii be important
business and a good time win be had af-
terward.
There win soon be fifteen-minute ser
vice on the Pacific Heights electric line.
-Four cars have been purchased from the
Hawaiian Tramways Company and win
be built over and put on the line
An item in this paper few days ago
stated that James T. Taylor. civil en-
glneer, had been made a fattering offer By
San Francisco firm and would accept.
The name should have been Henry It.
Taylor.
The special concert in honor of the
Lilliputians, announced for last evening
at the Hawaiian Hotel came off any
way. although they did not show up ow-
ing to the delay of the arrival of the
steamer bringing them
Secretary Cooper and Samuel Parker
will leave by the Sierra for Washington.
They viii both 90 prepared to answer
questions in regard 10 Hawaii. Mr.. Coop
er on behalf of the Territorial regime
and Mr.. Parker as citizen.
Lieut.. Hancock of the Coast ARTILLERY.
was hurt while playing polo SATURDAY. al
hapi0laRi park. by having his saddle.
turned. Dr. MeAdory of Comp Mckinley
was also slightly injured. being aeciden-
tally struck in the face With q polo
mallef.
Prof. T. $. Ingalls,. United States Gus
tons Gauger. reports that only enc appIi-
cation IS in for the Civil Service exaTnin-
atoms. which are TO be held October 10
and ~ The applicant Is b n CeaarIof.
who desires to take the departmental ex-
amiRations-
Contractor Campbell denies that be has
sub-let the contract for building the
wa5chmanss house on the United Stars
naval reservation to japanese. Local
carpenters have noted however. thar Jap
anese are putting up the building. and
say they viii remember il in connection
with fnture cnnsracts