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V i ! j THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 23. 1S9S. -r i 4 ' !i , Si I k j:-0 r !'! 1. i 1 : 1 i" ' y ii J I . a . y i !5 r'A Ii I, i : J I v. .. f LOCAL BREVITIES. ThU is tho evening of the Hoalani tlanee. The S. S. Columbia .still remains "alongside." rcv colored plates D'-lineator ! Mr. Manna. There will Le a meeting of Company D this evening. Official. Taxes are flue now, becoming delin quent after November 1Z. The poet at "The Ka.sU" tells of tin: merits of their clothing in rhynn.'. A black -cloth coat has boen lost. Re ward if returned to Advertiser office. Marshal lirown will return by tti?r L.ehua tomorrow morning from Molo kai. U. S. Columbia and foreign stamps are offt-red in .changf for Hawaiian stamps. Ru'bber tired lia-xs cm !i" found on the Clui' Htab's Hack S;and, buiou street. Minister Coopu" will exp'-rtd back from Ivauai by tin- .Jam.es Makee this morning. Rathburn'rt stasf' leaves for 'K:iliuku this morning at "J o'clock from the Pantheon stables. Carl Hertz is one of tlv great ma gicians of the world and should dox a good business here. Mrs. H. CJunn's tlancing school will reopen Monday, September 20, at 3:30 p. m., at Progress Hall. A situation is wanted by a young man agd 23, a university graduate. Wholesale house preferred. At the regular monthly meeting of the Myrtle Poat Club held last night four new members were taken in. Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 F. & A. M. will hold a special meeting this even ing with work in the second degree. Three large Hawaiian canoes will be sold at public auction tomorrow at 11 a. m., at the .salesroom of Jas. F. Morgan. Registrar Wm. Wright had a buSy time at the Finance Office yesterday settling August bills against tlve Gov ernment. Ivieut. Turner and other officers of the Engineers Corps at Camp McKin ley, are occupying the High cottage at Waikiki. Admiral Dewey has issued from Ma nila a notice to mariners giving in structions on lights in the Philippine Islamls. II. Zerbe's suit against the Govern ment for a disputed portion of his sal ary as a customs official, will be heard on October 3. A general meeting of the Ieilani Boat Club will be held at the Hawai ian Hotel at 7:30 this evening. Busi ness of importance. Harry Armitage offers for sale shares of paid-up Honolulu Plantation stock and a seven room hous.? on Wilder avenue to let. The Commission completed its lab ors in Hawaii late yesterday afternoon. The American members will sail by the Gaelic today for home. The loss in a typhoon off the Japan coast is reported of the American bark Comet. The captain, his wife, the mate and four of the crew perished. The marrage engagement of Miss Josephine Haman of Kawaiahao Semi nary to Mr. G. E. Rugg of Kameha meha Manual School is announced. While visiting the Judiciary build ing yesterday afternoon the Commis sioners inspected the crown silverware, 87G pieces, in the vaults of the tax office. - V. H. Cummings, road supervisor, has sold his entire residence interest near the new Beach Road at Waikiki to W. R. Castle and Professor F. A. Hosmer. Mrs. Emma Dedrick died in Kawai ahao lane yesterday. She recently came over from Maui and little con cerning her is known here. She was S4 years of age. The public in general is invited by the Bergstrom Music Co. to look over their large and varied stock of stand ard songs and catalogue of fifteen cent sheet music. The lecture appointed to take place in the- Y. M. C. A. this evening has been indefinitely postponed. The ed ucational classes will open Monday evening, however. Anakalea Kaia dropped dead in his house on Emma street yesterday. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict of heart disease as the cause of death. De ceased was 45 years of age. A complete set of Fowler's patent compound steam plows. 12 H. P., with - one 3-furrow plow and water cart, a which have only been in use eight : nffnrml fnr Clip I A'.Hi 4'' '.U Harry Humphrey : ' I V : f V u9 have issued from the mil J. A. Wisner Baltimore a sec- j ond edition ot tneir luuupmvi. iww . an account of the operations of the American ileet in Manila bay. Captain C. W. Zeigler, N. G. H., has been engaged to instruct company of the First New York in artillery tac tics. Drill will be held on Armory square at S:30 every morning, t If all the Hawaiian born players will turn out tomorrow afternoon the ricket match will be Hawaii against he World. The match will bein at : p. m. on the old base bill grounds. A few years ago rubber tires were regarded as a luxury, while now they are considered a necessity, and a large share of comfort and satisfac tion is derived by their use. G. Schu man placrs rubber tires on vehicles of all kinds and guarantees satisfaction. It is stated that the contract for building the new sidewalk around the Y M. C. A. was given to W. H. Cum mings not at his solicitation Imt imle nendently, by the directors of the As sociation, because they had special confidence in the ability of Mr. Cum .... . . i .v! i m rr mings to fill ihe bill in the mattci. U. P. Central commute memorial was presented to the Com mission yesterday. A change made by the men who revised rather hedges on "outride appointments," reserving for home talent "minor offices," but still tossing the first governorship term at Mr. Sewall's lightning rod. Public Concct t. Th band took a day off yc-terday on aecount of having to play the Commis sion off today. A concert will be giver, at Thomas .Square at 7:30 this even ing. This is the program: PART I. oy.Tture joiiy students suppe Selec tion Nabuc'co'. ". '.'. .' Verdi Duet On the Moonlit Stream .. Geibel Mi. -se Annie and Minnie Kanoho. PART II. i Cornet Solo The First Love. .Xeunian Mr. Charbs Kreuter. I ntermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana. . . . t Ijv refpust) Mascagni Waltz Lei I lima Fetras Merlley German Marches. Seidenglanz The Star Spangled Banner. DRV GOODS es "THE. pfOqfESSlVElSTOF We : Are : Displaying -,s THIS WEEK A Large Variety of NEW SAILOR HATSU in All colors and a Very - Choice - Line F Felt Walking Hats IN Bkft and Fflshlonnhie mis All Correct Shapes. We Wcint you to seo them ..... U ? QnrhQ nni finnriQ Pn II. U. UUUHO Lllj UUUUO UU. Limited. . I -mr v- , mi il C P llvv For Sale. J 25 Shares HONOLULU PL.ANTA- lON. (Paid up.) 30 Shares OAHU (Assessable). 25 Shares AMERICAN SUGAR COM PANY, (paid up). 25 Shares OOKALA SUGAR PLAN TATION CO. . 10 Shares UNION MILL CO. 25 Shares WAIANAE SUGAR CO. 15 Shares PIONEER MILL CO. 25 Shares IIONOMU SUGAR CO. X20 Shares PEPEEKEO SUGAR CO. ?5 Shares KIPAHULU SUGAR CO. 0 Shares CALIFORNIA FEED CO. ALSO 1 lot at Karaakela, Palama, 75 feet frontage and ISO feet deep. TO LET. A seven roomed house on Wilder avenue. Large and airy rooms and fit ted throughout with electric light Stables and servants' house in the rear of residence. Will lease for 12 months to a good tenant. Share Broker. Cor. King & Bethel Sts. A Great Scott! fkNI V 1ft PPNT.Q" That's Right. Ii's a DIG CUT on Sheet Musi C Iut we have to do it. A whole counter full of it. Come and take your choice. OOO This week only, we offer a good ORGAN FOR $35. OO. A good, second hand Upright Piano, ONLY $90.00. ooo Your rnonev savers. WALL, NICHOLS CO. on5t If you need shoes won battles because he never gOt there flTSt. Business success is won in the same way. We don't wait for stores to get the new creations in shoes, we get them ourselves. o o The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., SIGN OF THE BIG FORT STREET. o o o ooo ooo S Is the most delicate of all delicate things, and is more subject to external influences ILan a grown person's. The quality of the soap used in the baby's bati. Is of great importance, because ft means a happy, healthy or a rtul one' witl1 skIrt u11 irritation caused by the excessive alka11 ,n tie oap CuratlTe-SkSn Soap means much to I 1,0 TnrtfhT 7 ?a nq nnrfl oei It 1a nft- I n i ! 1 X Tl .111 i sioie to msiie a. luntJi, sucip. xl win not cause iemise3' but p3 s esses a fo-o.fling euecti iu cicus but does not irritate. Try a cake. It is its om best advertisement. Made in America, too. Get it of S k 0" irnn 1r iff Inmnnr i. KIKG & FORT STS. ooo ooo ooo I None Strong, Durable Imperial LEADERS WHEREVER INTRODUCED, i i T F ARSON i 4- 312 Fort Street. Hotel Street - ASADA&CO JUST RECEIVED A larse variety of ... W TT mik nanaKercm FOR LADIES AtD GENTLEMEN. Full line cf Jewelry, Yamatoya SMrt3, Pajamas, Neckties, Etc. Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods. Wholesale Dealers in Japanese Goods and Provisions. a B SB buy them now. Napoleon waited for the enemy: he Come and see. o SHOE will offer for the NEXT : FEW : DAYS A large assortment of Bedspreads, , Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Casing El iir At Greatly REDUCED PRICES. Also a large line of J G if i. At Cost To Close. . FORT STREET. Better. and Light Running. nOBRON 9 Telephone 565. i -4 f 4 4 Robinson Block TliniflPM Tnwrip CHENILLE com oicyctes Fheo.H. Davies & Co LIMITED Merchants and Commission Agents, Beg to call the attention of the trade to their complete line of lie PAINTS AND OILS. i)r IMP l n i A fine assortment of Kitchen GRAY AGATE WARE a Specialty. 2Za.aliMQ.SLri.TJL Street. FRENCH AND E OOO ooo Reduced From 30 cts. ooo ooo H L E Fort . -v . . I Asrents for followiner THE WELL KNOWN THE UNEXCELLED VICTOR THE UP TO DATE THE JUVENILE ELFINE Also BICYCLE SUNDRIES such as Tires, Rims, Spokes, Lamps, etc. If you don't know what, R. C. Geer, will help you out. The Last I 0 () NEW FOR () ri W. Schmidt & Sons Have arrived per "S. C. Allen" and "S. N. Castle" and will he opened on SEPTEMBER 5TH. ?! They will be ?old at the cent, discount as former importations. -.11 VI! j ounnr u?ci 1 JllJVJ, Furnishings. GLISH to 20 cts. Per Yard. & CO Street. i T - ri . n n ELDREDQ E CRAWFORD you want, our bicycle man, Invoices of & satne low prices and extra 10 ier .Mill IV N Q O o D ; ! 5, r