The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-27
News OF the Town.

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the St Germania BLIZZARD PariorS
i The band win play at Makee Isian'
this evening.
/ Senator Baldwin was absent iron
the sessions of The Senate yesterday
The city improvement circle OF NJ
lohana Art League is called for Meet
ing at p. m on Friday next
The intersection of King and Alakei
streets is being torn UP. owing 10 tns
placing of catch basins for the ne"
sewer system
The rails for the Rapid Transit Com
pany have been distributed along Ho
tel street preparatory TO the track
laying which will soon be completed
The post Office has received a mum
Der OF patent racks used for the dis
| tribution of the mails. The racks are
similar to those used in mainland OF
fees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Raas and chill
dren are among those booked to leave
Thursday in the Zealandia for the
coast. Mr.. Raas expects to be away
about six weeks.
japanese and Chinese stores Will
soon take the place of the pavilion
at independence park. The scene OF
former festivities is to be given over
to business structures.
Four negroes who were among the
passengers from Maui in the Claudine
Sunday will await trial at the next
term of court. Thefts of various de-
grees are charged against the pris-
oners.
The possibility Of night sessions in
the Senate are at present exceedingly
bright Should sucn step be taken
recess will in all probability be
taken for the afternoon. to permit COM
mittee work.
Mrs. John Brown, a highly esteemed
woman residing at Wailuku, died Sat
urday last after a months illness. A
husband and three children are left
70 mourn her loss. The funeral took
place Sunday.
Honolulu is soon to receive visit
from the Elks. The party will reach
this city on or about April Is. Charter
members of the local lodge are pre-
pairing a warm welcome to the Best
People on Earth.
Work on the superstructure OF the
Mcintyre building at the corner of
King and Fort streets is now under
way. Heavy steel Orders are being
placed in position. The foundation
work is completed
The concert rendered by the Hawai-
ian band under the leadership of Cap
tain Berger drew out large concourse
of people at Thomas Square yesterday
evening. The usual entertaining pro-
gram was rendered.
Soldiers from the transport Meade
were marched through the streets very
soon after the steamer locked. The
companies were given much needed
exercise after their weeks confine-
ment on board ship.
The crushing plant at Makiki is
ready for business. The rock crusher
was given trial run Monday 1t is
the intention to use the first Of the out
put on Wilder avenue. where improve
ments are being made.
The athletic contest between Oahu
College and Kamehameha school gives
promise of being an interesting and ex-
citing event. The athletes from each
school are diligently practicing for the
affair. The meet takes place Saturday.
The Territorial Stables still con-
tinue in popular favor ior the excel
lence of their driving horses and swell
rigs. The visiting Shriners have
caught on that these stables are the
place to go for satisfactory turn-outs.
Included in the crew of the trans
port Pennsylvania. is Billy Woods"
a we'll known pugilistic trainer. Woods
achieved some fame several years ago.
as one of the staff of trainers for Pu-
gilist Corbett while at Carson City,
New.
Registration of Chinese on the other
islands is moving apace. Registration
clerks and interpreters are now sta
toned at Hilo. Lihue and Wailuku.
The outside districts of Oahu will also
be covered before the registration
closes
The resignation Of L. A. Rostin.
manager of the Honolulu Market Com
pany, was accepted at a meeting Of
the company held yesterday morning.
Adjournment was taken until after
noon. when other business matters
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