The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 27, 1897, Page 7, Image 7

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER : HONOLULU, OCTOBER 27 , 1897.
LOCAL BIBITIES.
Elegant millinery at Miss Cahill's.
Join Medeiros & Decker's suit club;
$1 per week.
C. S. Desky will go -up to Hilo on
the next Kinau.
There will be no cricket match Sat
urday afternoon.
Sncw has made its appearance on
the top of Mauna Kea.
Regular meeting of the Board of
Health at 3 p. m. today.
The band will play at Queen's Hos
pital from 3 to 5 this afternoon.
Collector-General McStocker is ex
pected home by the Helene Sunday
morning.
Col. E. T. Cooper of Delaware will
return to the States by the Coptic on
Saturday.
Maj. George C. Potter of the Foreign !
Office is expected home on the next
Australia. , j
For some cause the arc lights on
King street have been giving very poor
light for several nights.
Annual meeting of Hamoa Planta- i
tion Company at 10 a. m. today at of-!
fice of C. Brewer-& Co., Ltd. '
Another one of the Filler children,
the youngest, died yesterday, and the
other child is still very low.
Photos of island scenery at King
Bros. art store, Hotel street. Head
quarters for artists' supplies.
Mrs. Edward is arranging for an en
tertainment to the pupils of the
schools Friday or Saturday evening.
Honokaa Sugar Company's annual
meeting will be held at the office of
F. A. Schaefer & Co. at 10 a. m. today.
Extra heavy oak dining chairs, $1.75
each; double hair mattress, $6, at L. S.
Mathew's, Fort and Beretania streets.
E. O. Hall & Son are selling chil
dren's wire jumping ropes at 0 cents
each. Only a few dozen in stock. Call
early. N
"W. W. Harris, head book-keeper in
Lewers & Cooke's, is receiving con
gratulations over the advent of a boy
in the family.
Ed Towse has tendered his resigna
tion as referee at the Cyclomere track
in consequence of his taking a position
on the Advertiser.
J. J. Egan intends retiring from
business, and within the next few
days will offer his entire stock of
dry goods for sale.
A meeting of persons interested in
forming a wheelmen's racing board
will be held at the Chamber of Com
merce room at 7:30 this evening.
The Supreme Court decided yester
day not to grant the motion for a re
hearing of the case of Maria K. and
William Harbottle vs. T. W. Rawlins.
Mr. Ewlng, portrait artist with J. J.
Williams, has just completed a re
markably fine portrait in water colors
of Mrs. James H. Boyd.
There is a great sentiment in favor
of the sham battle at Punahou. The
companies have all voted in favor of
it, and President Dole is anxious for
it to take place.
Miss Parke and Mr. Parke gave a
delightful euchre party at their home
on Beretania street to 72 people last
evening. After the 14 hands were
played refreshments were served. The
prizes were very beautiful.
It is understood that on Saturday
night "Trilby" Fowler will ride down
a flight of steps 50 feet high and go
into the lake. It will not be trick rid
ing. The getting out of the mud will
be the trick for "Trilby" to accomplish.
There is a greenhorn race on for
Tuesday night at Cyclomere Park.
The boys will probably be padded to
avoid meeting with bruises, and those
who start out on the inside track may
be looked for with life preservers in
their possession.
The Japanese Government has is
sued a pamphlet of the laws and par
ticulars governing the gold standard
issues. It contains illustrations of
some of the gold pieces of various de
nominations. The Advertiser has been
supplied with a copy by the Yokohama
Specie Bank.
Minister Sewall, who is a lover of a
good horse, has secured from Mr. E. S.
Cunha the well-known handsome
roadster "Smoothie." The animal,
which had been a favorite with the
Honolulu man, matches perfectly a
trotting beauty the Minister had pur
chased some time ago.
Presented With Watcli.
Yesterday morning Capt. J. B. Gor
man of the First Regiment team was
presented with a gold watch by Com
pany E in token of their appreciation
of his services in assisting in the
winning of the championship of 1897.
The watch was presented by Sergeant
J. W. F. Miller on behalf of the com
pany, and Captain Gorman answered
in appropriate terms.
Ma uuupiAftiiUulh.
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Diamo5D Head,
October 25, 1S97.
Weather clear; wind, light N. E.
Here's a Chance!
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY!
PURE : IRISH : LINEN,
Half-inch hem,
HEMMEDSTITCH
HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR $1.90 PER DOZEN.
N. S. SACHS,
?2o Fort street, Honolulu.
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Is heard in the land. Little hearts are flutter
ing, little feet are pattering. The call to duty is gladly
discussed by the children. They are buckling on their
armor and proposing to fight life's battles; and all they
need now to complete their equipment is, good under
standingsin other words, good shoes. We have enough
to shoe them all.
We Have Been So Busy of Late
Selling the
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Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
Shoes.
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Chrysanthemum Tea.
Messrs. George and Edward Farnum
gave a pretty chrysanthemum tea in
their cottage at the Hawaiian from 4
to 6 yesterday afternoon. The Quin
tette Club was present, and the music
from this delightful band of native
singers, coupled with the delightful en
tertainment furnished by the hosts of
the afternoon, made the occasion one
to be long remembered by those pres
ent. Among these were the following:
Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Laura Wight, Mrs.
F. M. Swanzy, Mrs. H. Gunn, Miss
Grace Clarke, Miss Stansbury, Mr.
Rodgers, Mr. Andrews, Dr. Murray,
Mr. J. M. Monsarrat and others.
The Farnum brothers have become
very much attached to Honolulu, and
freely express their regret at having
to leave for the States on the Coptic.
They met Jamie Wilder in Japan, and
having come into contact with his fam
ily, as well as many of the other so
ciety people of Honolulu, they feel as
if they really would find much pleas
ure in remaining. However, duty calls
elsewhere, and the call must be obeyed.
BUTTERICK PATTERN 9254.
The Above or Any Other Pattern of
BUTTE KJOK'fc CO.vi UMES to be had of
Mrs. M. HANNA.
Fashionable : Milliner.
join the:
110 Bill
CUUB!
WALL, KICHOLS CO., Proprietors.
Greatest Amount of Knowledge for
the Least Money.
ONLY $1 .00 A WEEK
And You Soon Become the Owner of
This Great Work.
Postmaster General Returns.
Postmaster - General Oat arrived
home on the Mauna Loa yesterday,
after an absence of 25 days, attending
to the work of inspecting the various
post offices on the Island of Hawaii.
He says that they are in excellent con
dition, and that the people are all very
much pleased with the service. Mr.
Oat cannot say enough in praise of
the way he was treated on Hawaii, and
speaks highly of the excellent service
on the Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Loa.
STANDARD DICTIONARY.
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24-7 Editors;
301,365 Vocabulary Terms;
5.000 Illustrations;
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Books 011 Exhibition and Further In
formation at
WALL, NICHOLS COMPANY.
N. B.Our solicitor, Mr. H. E. Kelsey,
will soon call on you with pros
pectus.
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Children
will receive with each purchase a beautiful litho
graphed map of the Hawaiian Islands. This
offer to hold good until our supply of maps
exhausted.
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Our maps are very convenient for refrence,
and are particularly useful to children studying
Hawaiian geography.
Free to anyone else purchasing a bottle of
Aloha Tooth Wash or Powder.
The maps alone are worth what you're asked
for the best Tooth Powder and most delightful
Tooth Wash ever sold. Pure and wholesome.
Price 25 cents.
AH Stylet and Siiei for
Kwtzy Kind of FnL
Th Gnntn all ltr thU
Trtde-Mrk. Hwnr
of Imitation.
MX GOODS,
HARDWARE,
oft
GROCERIES.
And which we keep on selling, that the
following facts have been temporarily
thrown in the shade:
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Gasolene
Stoves
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Hobron Drug Co.
King & Fort. '
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WE ARE
THE PEOPLE
WHO DO THE BEST WORK
AND CHARGE THE LEAST MONEY
BETTER WORK
AND YOU MUST PAY HIGHER PRICES
CANNOT BE DONE
ELSEWHERE. NO MATTER WHAT
THE TROUBLE IS WITH YOUR
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a BICYCLE, wE can make
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expert TYPEWRITER
AND QUN WORK DONE PROMPTLY.
Hawaiian Cycle & Mfg. Co.
312 Fort St. Opposite Lewers & Cooke.
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Only a Few Days More
OF K. FURUYA'S
GENUINE CLOSING
OUT SALE
Everything at your own price till 30th instant.
Don't Lose This Chance
Robinson Block - - - - - Hotel Street
Are Preferred by many on account of
Little Heat,
Quick Work,
and
Perfect Safety,
Being supplied by drop feed. There are
now in use on the Islands about ONE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE of
these Stoves, without a single report
of accident.
ON ACCOUNT OF OVERSTOCK
For the month of October, we will sell
this line
At CostI
A good chance for a bargain.
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Dagger" Brand
Mullet.
'K. C. Baking
Powder.
Manila .
Cigars
Union Express Co.
TELEPHONE 80.
Office, King St. Opp. Wall, Nichols Co.
We move Safes, Pianos and Furni
ture. We check Baggage at your Resi
dence, and place Small Baggage In
Staterooms. We remove Garbage and
Yard Sweepings by the month or load;
haul Freight from and to Steamers.
We have large Wagons and small
Wagons, large Drays and small Drays.
WE WILL MOVE ANYTHING M0YABLE,
Competent men and - low prices.
W. LARS EN, Manager.
Honolulu SanitariQ
1082 KING STREET.
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A quiet, hygienic home, where Inva
lids can obtain treatment, consisting
of Massage, "Swedish Movement,"
Baths (both Electric and Russian) ad
ministered by Trained Nurses.
Strict attention given to diet.
DR. C. L. GARVIN, in Charge.
DR. S. C. RAND, Manager.
Telephone, 639.
Dandruff Killer!
A New and Thoroughly
Efficient Destroyer
For All
DANDRUFF IN THE HEAD.
Guaranteed to Cure the Scalp
Of All Bkin Diseases.
Pat up in one size bottle only.
CRITERION BARBER SHOP,
PACHECO & FERN ANDES, Prop.
Fort St., Opp. Pantheon Stables.
HUSTACE & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Wood and Coal
ALSO
White and Black Sand
Which we will sell at the very lowest
market rates.
Telephone No. 414.
! H. W. Schmidt & Sons I
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HAVE RECEIVED PER "AUSTRALIA"
New Goods in Every Line.
Also, Another Large Shipment of
WHITE SEWING MACHINES. 5
And a Supply of Extra and Spare Pieces, Belts, Screwdrivers,
J Machine Oil and Cans; Needles for "White," "Domes-
tic," "New Home," "Singer" and "Household"
J Machines, Etc., Etc., Etc.
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