The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17
News OF The Town.

The postponed business meeting Of the.
Board Of Health VIII be held this after
noon
Pure Table claret at 50 cents per gal
lon at Hofschlaeger Co, Ito. King. near
Bethel.
In the absence of President Macfar-
lane. F. J. Tesla presided at the meeting
of the Fire Claims Commission yester-
day.
Port. Madeira and zinfandel. choicest
qualities. at only 20 cents per gallon at
HoTschlaeger Co, Ltd, King. near
Bethel.
David Lawrence & Co. Limited. are
now having their first annual clearance
sale and are selling good cigars for little
money.
-Komel." the pure juice of grape fruit
a beautiful summer drink Carhonsted
only by the Consolidated Soda Water
Works Co.
Never seen a good picture. Well. drop
into the Honolulu Photo Supply Co.'S
store. Fort street, and see some of our
native pictures
Mrs. Love win give a reception and
dance this evening in honor of Miss Ma
bel Jones. Miss Eva Dennis and Miss
Bessie Church
Towels are very requisite necessities
for every household. There is a large
and varied stock for sale at Sachs Dry
Goods Co. Limited.
Fresh cream, absolutely pure, delivered
Immediately to any part of the city on
receipt of order. The Honolulu Creamery.
King street. Phone Main ZIG
A Chinese express wagon raced down
King street yesterday morning without
driver. 1t did no damage fortunately.
and was caught near South street.
When water pipes burst there is gem
orally trouble. and it is often owing to
poorly laid pipes. Always employ a
competent plumber. ]. \. Shafer, Main
135.
Do you not use marmalade at break
fast? It's just about time you did. then
You can get it at Lewis & Co.'S grocery
store. Fort street. in neat little or large
glass jars.
d. f. Parker, representing the Her
ring Hall-Marvin Safe Co. is now stay
ing at the Hawaiian Hotel. 1t is said
that the company intend starting in bus
mess here
DIR. X. Hoffman and Miss Elizabeth
Brunnemann were married at the Ger
man Lutheran Church Tuesday evening.
the wedding being very pretty one, and
the Rev. ". Felmy officiating.
II. f. Waity. of the firm of Bishop &
Company, will leave by the Alameda for
Colorado. He goes on account OF his
health. Mr.. Waity has been suffering
for more than year with skin trouble.
DIR. Jared Smiths assistant T. F.
Sedgwick. has been elected TO member
shin in the Royal Agricultural Society
in England. Mr. Sedgwick was formerly
instructor Of agriculture in the kameha-
mehs schools.
a large shipment of Kellogg's A. A. \.
special and extra special Fine Old Bour-
hon and Sourmash whiskey. just received
per s. G.. Wilder. This has been import
ed especially for family use. Comes 4
MeTighe. wholesale liquor merchants. %
King ST
The Territorial Messenger Service has
got out very neat fire alarm card.
giving all points where signals are. The
Robert Grieve Publishing COMPANY print
ed the cards. which can be ohtained on
application at the Messenger Service of
fee. Union street. near Hotel
Beal's old wall paper quarters on Ala
kea street present a somewhat different
appearance to what they did some days
since. Messrs. Schafer & Cunningham
are fitting the place as palatial beer
saloon: the new fittings and alterations
will be in and completed in about a
weeks time 1t viii be known as the
Brooklyn Saloon.
Frank L. Hoogs. business manager OF
the Hawaiian Star. left by the Picking
for a visit to his mother and friends in
San Francisco. He win combine bust
ness with the pleasure featHes of his
trip. In his absence Emil Berndt viii
have charge of the Stars business Office.
Bachelor friends of Arthur Wall win
tender him a reception at the Moana
Hotel next Saturday evening