The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-26
News OF the Town

Drop in and meet your friends a
the St Germania Billiard Parlors.
The s. s Zealandia will sail at |.
m Thursday.
Tomorrow evenings band concsr
will be at Makee Island
Arthur Giles has transferred hi:
services to E. o. Hall & Som
DIR. wayson is out again after /:
prolonged attack of the grip
The Castle Home Day Nursery car
accommodate four more children
An exhibition of the GameweI 20
lice call box will be given this morn
ing.
A canopy top single seat blackboard
is for sale. inquire of King Bros, i20
Hotel street
The S. S. Mariposa's departure fol
San Francisco is postponed until p.
m. tomorrow.
l. A. Thurston predicts that Olaa
mill will be ready to grind cane the
first of August
The steamer Kinau will sail from
Honolulu tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock instead of today.
Visiting ladies of the Shrine will en-
terrain resident ladies of the Shrine at
Moana hotel this evening.
Mrs F. ]. Lowrey will give an even
ing of Japanese curios to members Of
the Y. W. c. A. on Thursday.
.ne Healani Yacht & Boat Club has
received the four-oared shell it bought
of the Olympic club in San Francisco.
Barbour Lathrop gave cotillion at
Progress hall last night in honor Of
Misses May Damon and Kathryn Wild
difield.
Judge Humphreys and counsel en-.
gagged in the Wailuku river contrc.
versy returned in the Claudine from
visit to the ground.
There will be special meeting ne It
Sunday of those who are to take part
in the Healani Ministries. The full
chorus will meet on Monday. =.
Miss Clara Lowrie, daughter of the
manager OF Spreckelsville, finds her
health improved in San Francisco and
will return home in the China.
Judge Estee will render his decision
in the $4,000 damage suit of Widow
Keauoha against Schooner Robert
Levers Co. tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Henry of the firm VI Clark &
Henry, contractors for deepening Pearl
Harbor entrance, has male prelimin-
airy soundings in Young's steam
launch.
More than $4,000 worth of addi
tional lots in lie College Hills tract
have been sold since the auction sale
on Saturday, making the total realiza-
ton more than $4,000.
Governor Dole will probably issue
a proclamation today, formally trans
ferring the custom house buildings to
the exclusive use and eoatcol of the
United States Government.
j. A. Hughes, foreman OF the car
building shops of the o. r. & L. Co.. is
still confined to his home with the
grip. He has been sitting up the past
three days after more than e weeks
prostration.
There is a growing demand for
Taroena Food. The visiting Shriners
are taking away great many pack
ages to initiate their friends at home
into the mysteries of poi. Sold by
Hebron Drug Co.
Owing to the unexpected arrival OF
a large quanaity of sugar the Maripo-
sa's departure for San Francisco has
been postponed until p. m. Wednes-
day. the 9th inst. Intending passen-
gers will please take notice
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co. is recognizing the value of Hawaii
an securities by investing large sums
of money in Honolulu and Island prop
critics and bonds, etc C. j. Hutchings
represents the company here.
Iaea, a native 50 years of age, died |
at the Queens hospital yesterday
from the effects of falling
down stairs at his home in Dowsett's
lane on Sunday Although his neck |
was broken, strange to say he was con-
scious and had the power of speech
when sent to the hospital. The man
leaves wife and several. children.
An international association of the
United States and Canada, having the /
interests of boys and girls as its mo-
tive. writes to Governor Dole asking |
him to have a curfew law presented
20 the Legislature. 1t would have saw
ed stationery and postage If the asso-
citation had known that Hawaii has
had curfew Law for some years Two
were run into the police
station three nights ago for being /