The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-01
News OF the Town

Government employees received their
October salaries yesterday.
This is the evening of the dance a,
the Heslani boat house.
The band win play on the Capitol
grounds at 10 o'clock this morning
Open TO contracts of any nature what
ever. Fred Harrison, contractor and
builder.
Silk ribbons at Sachs Dry Goods Co.
all widths lengths and colors prices low.
See our ad for prices.
Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Hart took a large
pleasure party on the cars TO Pacific
Heights Monday night.
The first open concert of the band after
vacation viii be given this evening. Ii
win be at the Hawaiian hotel.
The Lum Chong Co.. are manufacture
ing biscuits. crackers. bareback, etc. King
street, 120. Phone White sol.
Leave your damaged wheels in our
care. Repairs as good as new in short
notice. c. A. Cowan. Union street.
The Inter-Island Telegraph Co. sends
messages to the islands Take advantage
of their service. Absolutely reliable.
T. II. Gibson, lately inspector of
schools. will this morning take charge of
the Reformatory school. Mr.. Needham re
firing.
Thirty loayes for one dollar. That is
our figure and first class bread it is. too.
The best in town. The New England
Bakery.
Get your wall paper at the McKechnie
Paint and Wall Paper CO.. and you will
be sure of getting something good.
Union street.
An immense shipment of typewriters.
Aaf onH r,ll- %ar AocE- f1lnc 0f oil
kinds. bookcases, etc, just received. III.
Hackfeld & Co.
A fine drink for renewing the system.
Recommended by leading doctors the
world -"Apollinaris." Sold by
Macfarlane & Co.
Bailiff William Sumner Ellis was
busy yesterday afternoon selecting jury
for the November Circuit term, which
will open next Monday.
An important meeting of the Free
Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society
supervisors will be held in the Y. NJ. G..
A. at 9 30 this morning.
Miss Florence NJ. Handy has accepted
position as clerk in the Office of Assist
ant District Attorney Dunno Miss Han
dy is sister of the Deputy Marshal.
Use our phone if you want some cool
drinks sent up to the house. White 9l1
is our 0utlOer anu our IaCtoTN Is Oh MIL
Ter street. Arctic Soda Water Works.
Miss Emma f. De Merritt has arrived
here from Sacramento on her way to
North Kona. where she will take a po-
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Munsey's Magazine for November con-
tains a powerful article on the late Pres
ident. William Mckinley. his life and
characteristics. For sale at the Hawa-
iian News Co.
Definite information has arrived that
the Hogan Company of minstrels will
leave San Francisco on the 14th inst.
for Honolulu. A four weeks engagement
at the Orpheum will be played here.
Four new and distinct guides to tour
lists are being prepared ia Honolulu and
will shortly be issued. Besides the reg
ular sale the steamship companies will
distribute them to passengers at San
Francisco.
Meetings of Waikiki. Honomu. Kipa-
hula Koioa, Kukaiau and kekaha sugar
plantations were held yesterday. Reports
we're read and officers elected in each
case. The reports will rot be given out
until the annual meeting of stockholders.
Fred Philip & Bro have received a
large portion of their stock by the Hell
ene.- and are busily engaged just now
in unpacking When things are in shape
they promise to have the incest harness
shop in town. Langton building. King
street.
Following are the new officers of the
Young Hawaiian Institute: DIR. George
III. Huddv. president: Charles B. Dwight.
vice president: Charles Wilcox. record
ing secretary; St Chad PiiIaia. fnan-
cial secretary: y. Fernandez. treasurer;
A Aheoug. marshal.