The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], August 07, 1893, Image 5

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tOlitllfvl
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l-'i .:a ! t IL iatiuani coin-,
Wcie luiiite-.l in iiu-vii.-i.
I iu :ii-'. oinin laaeliino vai in
ca; .1 ly Un.ehner 1 a 1 "".
I ae iii'lr t '.iM. il !' the li.ink of l'.ng
taa i f..il- caclly le. vae'a.
.! ua'-i-. 4 'a- h i w a i I lie J i 1 t man to
Iii- ouii imae oil ;i i-ijin.
Ai i.-.o'ile ay t Lai 'iiwne' exist-i
nol i-y xialn.e, hill by Liw."
t'hu lir-it eohnii.il l oinae W ;ii
aiian-il ia lai.-aehii-.etl- in l'-.
In t'ae teiitli century there Wile
liiirl.v-cirf'al mint.- in laiLin.L
t he Anicrieua cent- of 177 Lore the
liioUo ".liiul W'lir Uu-iiua.'
Trie Ly.li;ia- were, tin- Iirt to coin
nioaey, ;ihoat 15. C l'A.
Hoiiicr lueiitioai Lrii--v mouey ;is in
ue, 15. t". lll, auiong iho I recks.
15rH- moiu-y was ciued in ltomo
iv Seivuis Luiiiu-i e.itlv us 'ud
li. C.
Pining the iirinof Henry the VI 11,
J 5 lt U " ptrr cent, of coin uivtul was
ailoy.
The eoi na.e of t r:nle Ualhir bej;iti
in 147. and wat discontinued in
1-7.
The mi'H aneienl coins are of elee
trum, four 1 rt : of gold to 0110 of
silver.
The eoinu- f JOi- pieces beAii in
l"7"i, and was discontinued iu lTS.
lleiore the Liys of coined money
the ii reeks u-ed copper nails as cur
rency. Herodotus says that Croesus was
the rirt sovereign to make coins of
-oid.
r ti ix,; the first English shillins;
was minted. It bore the King's lin
age. The lirst English laws against coun
terfeitim; were "ssued iu 110S by
Henry I.
The United states aunt was estab
lished in 1791 and at once began oper
ations. Silver was tirst coined iu Rome in
B. C when Fabitis Pictor s?t up
a mint.
Ia liU Xapier's coin-weii;hinir ma
chine was put in use iu the Bank of
Eagiand.
Over looo series of Greek coins, is
sued by independent cities, are known
to exist.
Tn the fifth century before Christ,
refined copper was deemed as precious
as trolil.
The trade dollar was intended for
use in commerce with China, India
-anti Japan.
The first American coins were made
in England in P?I for the Virginia
t 'ompany.
The firt English gold coins were
made in li'.T, in the forty-second year
of Hnry the IU.
In 1 f ifi 1 the invention of milling the
eilires of coins, to prevent clipping was
intro Lie
At the Learinn:ngof the (Jhritinn
era the relative valuer of go'l and sil
ver were 1 to 'a.
ro".vn to tl'.e Xerman conquest the
Britons iiad i"!ivinir money'' and
'Mnd iiini!'y;" the farmer Leing
!ave nrl ett!e, the latter metal.
English soerj!jrns wre llrt min
te! in 1H. Thy were called r .3
variaiis nieknama.
During the reign of Xnma I'ompi
li'M, 7" B. C. an experiment was
mnde with woo'.'en meiny.
Th Lrone rent and two cent pieces
were ;lr?t coined in Wvl, and the
nickel linlf dime in l"""''."
T?. earliest r;ree!c coin Lore a lion
or trrtol-"-' on the obverse and poneh
imrks on the rever-e.
V imr.'im Tvr adopfe Ly the New
F.r.zl tn-'f co!onM!s in at! thir i.'ealfri
wirh t.'; Indinn.
i-.r:ii-iipr.n-v.n ur-r mri'i- a ic.n
r ' , a 1 T 1 I
render in 12!';. lie fore this rent had j
i""- n pr.vmee. j
I ; I 1 j j ; idinii rwi.itM i-.r i -
nie which m'
ghcl i-i2!"th of a rund .
iiv i.,r L'.vcniv in.r-". ; ,
Vermont and T'onnectieat coined ;
coppers in IT"-"). 2s ew Jersey and j
M iss-aeliujetts did tb.o sanre in lT.. j A
Papermon-y was fir-Mued Ly t he j
i
notorious a e:in iiw. jh- e j
? ei.o.i,v:r '
' ' '
rn P;J0 the first large copper ro;n? ;
a lirw rr,.'r r rr.ina l
v----.. painted in England, putting an
.n ! to private aden tokens. ;
b-idi.og Bornan familv.
-..f r'eeipt3, is- !
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isr.d
".' r, ir:d warcbou"-
f;er it, was toreI, were r'.t!i j
i Vir.'inia as money. j
111
oo
s of our gold coinage j
'hero .i rcinres of pure gold, 10
o-uir-e r,f -iP.-.-T. ai'id '' of cooper.
In th--world's mints from Is"' to !
l-ro th,.r.
vere eoincd '.' I fons of e
go! 1 tir.J
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hew .rlSdv, !
an-purn, teavcr ajvl raccoon skius. j
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th
wa
Arable roir., r,:v,v. n .(.enee from j
In the early years of this century i ?M"s valuable mines of gold, silver,
thor--- -vere thirty-three tons of silver j COppr.r an,j n-j'tcksilver, it produces
to.,:;, of gold ii ciremahon. al, kin, of tropI,,l fruit?, v well
il e I'o' loos i--sTf. nrivate or con- t -i
i.. i...ia..sj - , ,ia rflir ind;''o f'-ofTef and I'r
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, i L i'! .in i f u ; i -A .-to . :
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iliti ly - ti l u u
:i t.iitiiili ' Sa-
--vty-fiy!tt liuu lii-.ltii; :i o, i,n,
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j Kaiioi; s.ivs tKcit iii Loi. inn, il'-itiiu;
' tin- i-ti-iis ot I s i 7 , it v:ii fiHiii I iiiijkii-
,-il.lo ti J'oi row :uiy iiiom-y ii it . t-r
; on :i -uin of i.''iiy,oii of iivff.
I I lio il lie tI A Iliv'I i. Ill f.itli l.,f S.i-
! in i It.' lor tin- 'ir,jiui.i ('oinj. ius at
S t!o iii-i inu Lis. 'i'lic coiiis vt if of
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Oil Oilf
la
liii iaory of t!u :iliuiiaU -o of iiu 'i
i I li.it i-io foun l on the i-laii h at llu-ir
iii.-,t laiiiliui;."
l-'iiiiiia-, liciiuia, I ln-i-i'i-, Italy uail
S it.ci lan. I fon-.tltuto tin' "Latin
I'aioa." 'llu-ir i-'.im aio alilf ia
ui-iyiit aii l liiu iu--, iliilciin only in
liana'. TL.. i:iiiiii yitcni K-n L'-i-u
j'.utly aJoptt il Ly hjain, Set via, llnl
Karia, liu-i.i uuj lioutuania.
JuiLn .-olii Lis MuiUr for thitty
I'it-oi-.s of nilvc-r; tiiat i-., tlai ty Uoiaaa
ptaiiic.-.; aLout il.LJL Oiu- Uoiaaa
j i nny wai a ;;ii l ilay'.- .i: -. for an
aru ultiual LiIh.ii.
la L.-1 Cli.iik- 11. inintfil tin an. I
tiiiil to aiaLc it j-a-.T i iiiivnt. AfL-r
Li- aLJnatioii, Jaau -i 11. aiinti -l i;im
UK tal alul c W tf V alul i-iuli-a ii . A to
laake i;uvli:i-a.-.i uilli tLo i oiin.
Uio l:nitc.l S Lit coins llxnl Ly
i-.nii.; i en ia 17m ucio llu oLl alo
uiul halt fu'e, the nilvt-i itoll Lalt
liiiiiir, 411.1MCI", diiac aiul half i
St. l.iui- (JloLo Democrat.
Till: ttK.AKSHV
s ro.vi.
Hut Tln)c Whu Ate lnu
Cliicijio Ate 2'oo'a.
When the new.jaeis tM il the
removal of the Khirney stony to
Chicago and of its having Ueii ; et
lip in the Irish village at the fair,
to ho kh-rieil bv all who woiihl, a
cold honor spread over the coun
try, at the thought of the
huge crop of coming political
political stump speakers and bunco
steerers. All thia fear, however,
was without foundation, and tho-e
gentlemen who have secured a
nomination or set up a green goods
manufactory and then kissed the
Chicago Ularney stone will bo as
badly fooled as the turkey who
swallowed an Egyptian scarab and
calmly waited for his meal to di
gest. According to the Irish pa
pers the Blarney stone has tidver
left Ireland and is still doing busi
ness at the old stand, children half
price.
The Cork Constitution in a cor
respondence from (iueenstown
says :
Visitors to the World's Fair who
expect to kiss a stone purporting
to be the famous Blarney stone
will feel abashed wht n tin y It am
that it is not genuine. When the
cablegram from America reached
here, stating that hundreds of poli
ticians were docking to the Irish
village at the World's Fair
to kiss the B'arney stone,
which, it is alleged, Lady Aber
deen was instrumental in uavmg
sent to Chicago, the ever-vigilant
United States consul at Queens
town, Mr. II. Ct. Kress, determined
to satisfy himself whether the ori
ginal stone had actually crossed
the Atlantic ocean, and, in order
that there should be no doubt on
his mind, he journeyed to Blarney
last evening, being accompnnif-d
bv a well-known town commis
sioner, who has hundreds of times
visited the well-known spot and in
the days of his youth kissed the
stone of fam0. On arriving at the
ca;t!e. Mr. Kress interviewed the
caretaker, and Iarnd that the
stone had never ben removed from
it3 poition, not even a !ie3 of it
had ben takn, bat rernain'I there
as ever, intact, anal also ac--rtair."d
that no portion whatever of the
cictle itself which might have by-n
made to represent the stone had
left, the place. The representative
of America in company with his
fr:erl thpn made a personal in-p
tion of the summit of th" cnstlo I
and found the stone here all rigid,
safe and son r.d. and before biddiriL'
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l- lf!'! J'"5'-11'- "'r:,-!lir,: "-'"1 I
- e.iuea. - a m.-v-.i i.i- I'l-uie-y .-Km-.
i . i.t 1 1 i , u-' i 1 ' , i i i i . ;i !
rdlicial report of the matter to t.;
:ld 3 Fair commis-roer---.
Country
of firc.it f'rsnurf r.s.
Srz.u ,viica1 U
lf'nr-tinf i
. - . .
?o vauch attention just no.y,
.
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aauo.i ... .i
'il ur'O Ol aa KIL -C" .' ' aiMI I-
on - ot H.e r;lLe t. conntrte
world in natural reourc
in the
Bo
i It.5 sugar can0 grows to enormoos
proT)ortior.s and often attains such !
sue that the plantations resernMo j
erroves of trees. AberbeeTli f; ;
w - ra
According to a report
bv
in,
French minister of finance 11
families
in r ranee n avo i i iirn'ii
exemption irorn ccriam i.. e.. n -
rently voted by the parliament on
account of having seven or more
" ! e
children.
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lioUil ot tru.-.Ut-j iii tht; i-Xi i.'l.n.-. dt
tin il li.JiLi iii tl. - u.-i: of the W'ai
la v. Lliti h-ijuililiti.
llllil;- lL i ih-t .:ilt of tin: ttial
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fulliiL--l'iit th;'. ta al
li'i.ltti 1' I'alnti uti when
thv i,U.--ti)u l.ti.-: il W'hioh la
tli.; iij.htiul hoal'l.' i'hn aus'.Vi. r to
thi- 411. -tioli iii-tH with the fiiltlitr
oit1, loiiiitly, ha-i the Maui atal
Molokai ja r.-hj, ti ay the authority,
iu 1 ' art of aili al la it, to nitnn in
ninl :t'l U'li-:itt: iuatti i.-i 111 a uivi
lit 1 .
Unl rliiiii !i, .-i a to lii; ill.-Juaialoa
or i-iitil.-ioii of a iMiitialiat lull.-)
1 1 1 1 j o 1 i t '.'
1 hl.s 1-. not ths; tliia-, iitii Id it
now tin- jilai tu aiua the rij.;ht
to .lo tlii-, or la cite ia.-tauei h of itd
Lfia (h ue, in' to olmW ho e.h;.-t:ly
tli'. till lie ia t h la -tli al .-.yr-tiau ot
thixe native l hi' it he. t htaiillrj u-lat-
1 tl ta it. It. Ml llieienL tt .S:i' that
if the di.-iiuL is eoiitiaiii.-tl it will
ihuhth.:.s In; eaiaieil uji L) thn
hi-rli. r iniiit:., ami it iaav he jahhal
that this catiie liKilldu is a pitiable
llh:. triittoii ol how tho heat (d pall
tic.i L-: soiaetita-.-.T cuiaiaUiiicatid ti
the chimin-.-..
Hilling tlie t:ial t ho coin t lu.ilii
was thiout'cd with natives, and it
was evident that the interest ex
tended even beyond, and took hold
of the unitaagiuativ c lain. I id the
stolid mongolian. K;udlv bv what
hocus liocus this was achieved is not
yet known beyond a p.r. id venture,
though there are very .-.trong .suspi
cions and grounds h r thu sauio.
Is it a casj of blackmail? This
tlitit! is assurance of it ia from
first to last a immi of political agi
tation, Mich as has not been nitro
queul iu tho past, and hearing its
own peculiar earmarks. Com .
li ilaiina In .);ii.u.
Sj'dit vdppiiig vocation lor women in
Jap;m rem lives htth) aipavatus. llai-
ping is pel haps not the correct word, for
there is icallv no "r ippinx'' at all the
chents are s-.iiMply uit in communication
witli any spirit with whom they desire to
speak. It is not necessary th.it tho spirit
biiauld ''0 that of a dead person, but the
medium always inquires whether tho
spirit whoso presence is desired is living
or dead.
Tho mediums alw;M s carry about with
theiu a mysterious woeden Lex, al.-out a
foot or less square. Like tho meuiciiio
bag ot' tho Indian medicine man, its con
tents aro a secret to members of tho
samo profession. Those women usually
have a bow of soft wood strung with a
einglo string, and this they twang on
tho edge of tho box like a caricature of
violin playing.
If tho spirit required is that of a dead
person, a leaf plucked from a graveyard
is used to splash sorao water out of a
small cup that stands in front of the
medium. If the person is living, a sim
ilar ceremony is performed with a pieco
cf stick instead of a leaf. Then follows
an incantation, ar.d tho spirit proceeds
to speak through the medium. The
medium charges sometimes as hiqrh as 13
or 20 cents. San Francisco Call.
What tbo Co!lc;o Oymuasiuoi Docs.
The college gjmnasium is a place not
for the production onl1- of studious ath
letes, but of athletic students. A placo
where an hour's varied exercise, a run, a
fpray and a rub down can be had regu
larly, find where a man may turn his
thoughts wholly from books and studies
for, awhile by a bout at fencing, or box
ing, or by a ganio in the bowling alley, or
in tho handball court, from which ho
can ;?et increase I capacity for greater
and better endeavors. Kept within its
proper fphere.it is as necessary for tho
symmetrical and complete development
of thrt yonng "scholar in politics" as is
the math.-mntical recitation, tho histor
ical lecture or tho debating society, find
it is a legitimate. Harper's Weekly.
P r.i v. 1:ir t- In Artlnp.
It i rir.eti!n-'-s hard work to bo an
actor, f r tho thumping anl palling and
hauling that a pff-on may have t en
birn in an exciting pcen are sometime?
moro than a mro .chov. JMiss frelir.a
Petter had to give up her pirt in "Tho
Henrietta" beaup" sdio injured by
tho fall required of her in every pcrform-
tnen of that piece. A young leading man
v.-ho hat lc-'ii pitying Orlando in "As
Vf"' IA1n Ir f ,r hr"" '"?M rnvr
r i.. .11
frori wn
iii r-io.-f.v-s m c'.".isfquenco oi
t.n
the thuuip, f-bdei n!-d falls eedun d nt
rho j..,,,, f,f a i.r;lv-t,v ntldel'? in tho
W TC 1 1 1 TV ?f r ! ' '.r-v i i r . r-TITl
Tu I"-t:i 'i:t Vm.it !"fftir II 't Inrl.
At r Time, Living f:'t'."l 5 hi'-e neon,
''.- girl? who v.-i- !i to -1.f.-i!n a f-ight cf
heir f'.itme bus1 ands '.oil vu egg. which
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evuythiu-' ai'i tii:u;h wan al
ivoin out. an i that i wouM have to
jc:sc eating s'.li-l lwK 1 f it a time at
least r w.i, ',nu-,k tl.ru I CCuM
not -.vw.k. l-ina'.ly r.n the rocom-
your jTeparations
A. vorn-oiit v.itu I eiicLcial re-
::iiits, I t)ruciir(..l
Stoiuacli. Lottie of Augmst
I'lDUt r, an I com-
ijiem'i .1 tiriiiif it. It secnici to do
r.ie eio l at :U. e. I j;.iiiiC'l in
httciij'th aii'l lic.sh laiaaiy ; my an-
petite Lev ;iiiie i;ooil, au'l i tuflwrei
no ha I c ho ta tiujii what late. I
feel now like a new man, anl ccji-
bitl:i' that Auuu.-.t I'lover has cn-
tinly t aueil me. of Dysnejiiia in its
worst ham. jAML.i I;. Iihia'iuck',
bauci lies, new Oik.
V. li. llt.ey, St. Cltore's, ti. C.
wnte , I have usctl your Angiut
i'loWer lui' l)e-pep.aa aii l Lul it aii
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Tin; ma is Yi
i'iit: tr.kiii lit-cild foo If ll.e (JuiJi-
pli jiiiai id hallow, fu'ili, M .ily, piinjay,
il hi Lecaii-!; it la lea ted v i! I.
Tliu SUia I'uO'l iiii-l Tinijiiii Uoilder
iju;iiti vely thu liiily hAt ii and iitii tin a. ar
ticle fur the (kviii pleiiwii. .A L.i dutely
4ai inlcaa, open the pond, iiaaeaics the
natui.tl and iieceaai y hecretiiia a ILe
bkiu. KeatortiH ILe Uech 1j Htm healthy
htate ef youlh. I'leVeida iiidled.
(iiiod tor Linus, i happed liiS and haiida.
iil'ot la;-lh thiee luuiltLij.
IMtlCJl 75 (JINTti.
4t9f"Ak your druggiol fur it.
HOW (hN YOU TOLEHATE
l'"-a:kh;S, I'llU-
plcS, lilackhcaikT,
ydioA or ijiiid-
mm? '
tiy bkin, ucjutii
WinAKs or any
fotiu ct' talial ilio-
fiia tiacnt mLcu
.Mis. iiti nb. 11 u-
liisoN giiaraidccb
toiaau you. Don't
1 coiiBiuer your
' .yAiM.4'arfV.a.f0 fttaut CiiUU a Loptlebo
1 i'x'Ui. it-vM f one.
M m. llua ikuii IrciuU laiti lOr oil wie-
foi lr ot lf:t Kll'l fl.llli'u. 1 iCI litillUU-
iiunl iciui.vul ol bUiicilluuiK OMir
;J o t r.t I llcoi I
MUH. JM llt'TI 10 IIAltJtlHUN
Viiini'io.-i'ti hnuiily iiotstwr.
L'o Heary Street, Han Iranc Lsco, (Jul.
glgrVor Halo by IIOLLIHTKU A. (JO..
lrugists, lO'J Tort Nt., Honolulu.
3-KM If
Marshal's Sale
B
Y VIRTUE OKA WKIT OF KX lo
cution issued out ol t!i l' irfet Circuit
Court, oa the 4th day of August, A. I).
ISIIJ, against William Davie, defendant.
in favor of H. Jay Oreerie, plaintiff,
for the sum ot Slot. 71!, I have levied upon
and shall espose for sale at the Police
Station, in the District cf Honolulu, Isl
and of Oahu, at 12 o'clock of MONDAY,
the 4th day of September, A. D. 1893, to
the highest bidder, all the right, title and
interest of the said William Dav:ea, de
fendant, in and to the following properly,
unless said judgement, interest, costs and
my expenses be previously paid.
last of property for eale:
Two House Lots situated in Punahou.
Honolulu, on Bingham and Metcalf Sts.
The first having an area of 75-100 of an
acre, more particularly described in deed
of Paty to Graham, recorded in Liber 76,
page 391.
Also Lot containing o0,600 square feet
and described in deed of Dillingham to
Graham, recorded in Liber So, pace 42(5,
both being portions of the pasture lot
b?longing to the Oahu College and duly
convevfd to said William Daviesby deed
of W.'H. Cornwall, dated Aiieust 5, lSS-a,
recorded i a Liber 1 IS, page 4a(5, together
with the buildings and appurtenances
thereon. Said property being subject to
a mortgage, however, of f3.o00 to the
estate of T. If. Hobron and to a second
mortgage of $800 to W. Ii. Castl?, dated
July 22, 1S92, and recorded in Liber 133,
page 171.
Also, Ay Sharei? ot the Pioneer Wind
ing and Loan Association Company, said
shares being represented by certificate
No. 4S9 for 5 shares, and Lv certificate
No. 2S" for 4.) shares. Paid shares of
stock, however, being subject together
with the aforementioned real estate to
the said mortgage to W. IL Castle.
A. M . HUOVYN,
Df?putv Marshal.
Honolulu, August oth,
3 no LI
IN Till': SWIM!
We Lave jat leeeivi-d
A NOT HICK Wih CAHHO
OF
Nay and Grain
Per Hawaiian I'uk Mauna Ala
convicting rf
iron P,a1e! Large and-?, WdiM.it Hay,
20"O I'ritrq fMipri-e, No. 1, Wdiite and
P.hu-k Oat. i
Jt-i'is Who'e I' ll lev.
l(ini) P.ags Polled Ibul-w,
lt."iUt) P.ugs C.Tfe and l ine 1'rrm,
i'oo P,.iC4 Middlini."-'.
:?oa p,.v.: Mised Vied,
.'CO P.H'S ('hoiee Wheat,
2 0 Li.m Clacked Corn,
100 P. igs Mm aM YeUo-v Cetn.
leo p.;u's .)lted Oats iMvl
7' bags Oil Cafce Me.il.
gy?Vv F.l '':te 1 these G.vjl? doring
our last Lip to the Coa"t; they aie first -c'li's,
and cost no nv-ve than poorer
(iive I s m Trial !
ns pi'vn ptly af L n-1e-!.
frT L
Vph-
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California Focd (V.,
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Mui' VA.u U tit i ix w Hid :
lli:liA - 'i ape iih'ni r iit vo
Ht'iti.-li .Schs. fj a i i - for
iltjji'.- 'i.ilii' I . Udcl -iu i 1 -'.
I 'iilaijudi it.d r'jiiil.-. (jtji
.Silk .Scarf.- a! -o 'ciit.-.
Ijy'l'Uv itl0u jjiict ai-
(iiiiiianis, hvvisy:,
Wool Drefes (ioods,
Plain and PiitunjJ Silk
mil I ! IK I l A V
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Q
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mil r kfi?i m
AT TiiL TA.MOt'.t KTOKL OK
B. F. EMLEKS &
501) and 511
Ladies and Children's Jackets und Cups.
Iri'.h Point, Antique arid Ml-drab Cartiiint.
Chenille Portiere- wirh fringes from $C.50a jjair upward f
Smyrna Rncs m ail F:ze
Knotted Swiss. Silkalin-e
Cashmere Sublimes at 20
somest wash material this season, entirely new and for the
price has no equal.
hue Lawn in plain, striped and cherjiied.
Dressmaking Under the
FACTORY
-o-
Hnvinsr Placed Our
Lines Goods Shortly to Arrive,
Must Make Room for Same.
o
Some STaTtlinp: Rartrains
Stationery a follows:
o
Wc OiVer
GOOD OtTALITY TKNCIL rnbher tinned, at Lr cents a dozen : not.- tr
NF-TIAN LlNKN Tsr!efs, 15 cenrs, 2
lo cer.ts, former price 25 cents ; PHOTO I'K AMI'S, cahinet sires, pew, f eerrs, '
3 for $1 ; Composition Books, size TxS:, co-mI qnihtv, 50 cents a dr.en ; NOTi - :
PAPKK, ream packages, special line. 25 cents ; VlNVKLOPKs, white, g-ni j
quality, per box ."vy, only 75 certs ; PEN HOLDKKs, pnitanle t."r sche-V. ne, j
15 cents a doren.
NOTICK In conjseqnence of cutting prce. wc- cannot allo' any discount to the j
trade on above nr.es.
We are iut in receipt oi a fn'I line MARC
unruled: I'.r.ve;ope- to m.rfe:i.
ALUMINIUM NOYKLTIKS .Tmd the
toed not to tarnh ; a lar-e verii-ly ci tlsese g.v-i.l in PtnyingCard Ces ; priee
reasonable.
MP'STC PKPvVKTMKXT.
Kventhinjr to be :"enr.d in a fe-st-cLvs Mu-
to select from, oar p-:oes v.
he f '-nn
SPECIAL DISCOUNT alToe.l to Teichers, Sc!j.N ar-i Clercvmen. Send or
trite for cata'ocsics and di-e r.n's.
rUBLlSllKKS of Prof, r.e-en's -'i LL!"
seleciion of Hawaiian Mas:.- :n T;r.
GK.NT-JUAIi
J. A C. Fi r r. Tveriit A Schiller Pi VNOS
OKOANP; YOST TY PK-W" l-TTT-'R, DKN'sMOKK. TYPK-WRfTKlL
best riling Machines in the n-.v.ld .
t v i av kit p;k s tvpia: i fi ktm : nt.
We will F-n is-tv a cat
Patt.cs desirine a
name af our c'l-f.
eenr t rt ! i v .
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Thr Hawaiian News
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(jualit.y at. (?) (.nl.
o.-itivdy for t.b i.s uaajk only
Lawns,
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AUGUST oth
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Allciifioi)
Joi- iiar
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CO.,
Fort Street,
from irpwardb,.
arid Dirnitv in preat variety.
cents a vard; one of the hand
Manaireineiit ol Urs. IfGiinei
PRTCES.
Orders for
we
in Staple
for 25 cents; lifter Tahlet-. g--fd onah
PS WAR OS fine linen Papr. mled an
thing f-r Whisr and Ppeh-e Pi ires ; en ran. -
St ire ; over 25 (Va s pieee. shet Titic
i tlie j.-'we-st ana goods the ?et
HAWAII," 2 numbers, te on
AGV.NTS.
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fe t-o
TiiLh.n - ., ec
st n . e m ;L i
t a'i makes of !Tn. h.'ns.
fhc'i address Lv leaving
verv tt." fi I f.". Tvpe-wr'ters
Co., LYL Honolulu.
Adverti sen
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WoiK iron.
Alii rel urn-
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tue other it-tunus ulieicje
i ed promptly.
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Carrier., LuLricatiu!.- O.i, IhuunnaUar
Oil, Ljcyci- Lnauiei.'i ro j-.n fiunrC.sari 1
rubber ceuier.t lor nienJin iettv tn s
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