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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, OCTOKKi: LOCAL BREVITIES. Ladies' Native Hats. Mrs. Hanna. W. A. Lo.o, stock broker, offers new securities for tale. A ten per cent discount is allowed lo ll. AV. Schmidt & Sons. The band vcas greatly missed at the sailing of the Aur.tralht yesterday. "Were Merriam and Wheelock shot at sunrise yesterdav?" "No; only half shot." Five lots 30x100 at the Ostrich Farm, Waikiki, are offered for sal by H. E. Walker. September ISOo, with the heavy fig ure in. the mortuary report, was the cholera month. Classes in bookkeeping and arith metic will meet at the Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 this evening. There will be an important meeting of the Leilani Boat Club at the Hawaii an Hotel at 7:30 tt is evening. A reward of $5 is offered by Dr. W. T. Mnns-irrnf fnr thr rcrrivprv of a bay mare lost about ten days ago. Second Lieut. Hinman, Company II, First New York, -has returned from a six days' visit to Hilo and the volcano. Fred Oat will be floor manager of Company D's ball to be given in Fro gress hall a week from Thursday even ing. An important business meeting of the. Hawaiian National League will be held in S. K. Ka-ne's office at noon to day. Carl Hertz and wife are quietly en joying life in Honolulu while waiting for the Coptic to carry them to the States. Yale and Princeton will play foot ball November 32 at Princeton. Before that date Princeton will play ten games en tour. ' C. II. Fairer, head of the T. H. Davies & Co. store in Hilo, is visiting Hono lulu for a. few days on business and pleasure. ' .A policeman and a sailor created a slight sensation by a fistic match on the deck of the Australia yesterday af ternoon. Minister King contradicts a report that A. 13. Loebenstein has been ap pointed surveyor general of the island of Hawaii. ' A' bell cord is hung in front of WTtcphrniso'a (rrnpprv trv attVXrt. tll( at- UIV 1 .iWli'JV- f-, i v.. . j - tention of clerks to customers entering the front door. Mr. Powell, a. young man who has been weighing coal here for the U. S. Government, will join the Gen King expedition to Manila. The Punahou athletes .decide that they can play but one game of foot ball during the season and that they cannot go into a series. Much prominence is given by a paper at Washington, D. C, to the appear ance of several "Buds on a night blooming cereus plant." Under the new .police orders of yes terday a drunken soldier from Camp McKinley was given a berth at the Station house last night. Today at 10 o'clock at his sales rooms, J. F. Morgan will sell at auc tion shirts, underwear, collars, but tons and 23 cases of boots. "Come Back Soon." the latest waltz, and other popular English music, just received by the Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. A big list to select from. The Minister of Finance will re ceive sealed tenders until noon Thurs day, October 27, 1S0S, for the purchase of Hawaiian Government bonds. San Francisco papers say that the first steamer of the Polynesia Line, to ply to the Philippines via Hawaii will Kail from the Coast this month. The Australia brought P. J. Yoeller & Co. a large' assortment of fresh gro ceries, fruits, etc. They offer tine smoked salmon at 15c. per pound. Charles Lucas and wife sailed by the Australia yesterday for the Coast in the interest of the former's health, which has not been good for some time. Owing to a defect in orders Company II, First New York, did not get. away yesterday for the march around Oahu. The company expects to march out this morning. Local musicians will give a farewell to syaney m. Aiorse next tsmiruay evening. An extensive program of vocal and instrumental selections will be presented. Capt. Larz Anderson, assistant ad jutant general, United States Volun teers, having tendered his resignation, is honorably discharged the service of the United States. At the farewell in Progress Hall next Saturday evening Mr. Morse will sing the following: "When Morning Wakes," -Non e ver," "Si tn savais" and "Call me back." W. 13. Thomas, one of the proprietors of the California Cultivator, is visiting the Islands. He is .interested in the business projects of the Los Angles colony at Pearl City. Ed Dekum received by the Pennsyl vania yesterday from Chaplain Gilbert of the Second Oregon Volunteers, now at Manila, a Spanish Hag and a cap such as are worn by the insurgents. There was an extra large force of police concentrated down town last night. Both Marshal Brown and C.ipt. Parker were on hand. Deputy Chil lingworth made a tour of inspection. Lieut. Merriam was at his desk in the Progress block headquarters yes terday. Lieut. Wheelock was at Camp McKinley all day. It was at one time reported) that Wheelock left on the Australia. C. Bolte, Andrew Brown. Archie Gil fdlan, George P. Castle. James B. Cas tle, Wade Armstrong, Miss Annie Holt. Miss Widdifield and W. H. Rice and: wife were among the well known peo ' pie who sailed by the Australia yester day for the States. Andrew Brown while on the Coast will attend the meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of California. Arch. Gil fillan expects to reach the Knight Tem plar conclave at Philadelphia, Gilfillan will act as Celtic interpreter fcr Brown while the two are together. The Bingham Lexicon. Chester A. Doyle i.s continuing the .-arch for the Polynesian lexicon los: by Rev. Hiram Bingham and believes that lie is now on the trail of the prop erty. Mr. Doyle is working hard in this case and hopes to very scon re store the property to the owner. Rev. Mr. Bingham and his friends and all interested in Polynesian study will be deeply thankful to the one who finds the manuscript. The reward of $30 and "no questions" asked is still in force at the police station. A neat program of topics to be dis missed from October to December, in clusive, has been issued by the Kp worth League of the First Methodist Church. AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE. Masonic Temple. Telephone 444. DRy QOOD8 es LW, "The. pRpqfEsiVE:STOFEf Special Exhibition ON I y THE 6th, 7th and 8th Inst. Freud Pattern is 1 Ribbons Ribbons Ribbons Silks and Velvets. EVERYTHING NEW. Our own direct importations from Paris, London and New York. We in vite your inspection. Limited. STOCKS For Sale. o o o 10 Shares HAWAIIAN LIGHT CO. 25 Shares HONOLULU ELECTRIC PLANTA- TION. (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 HONOMU SUGAR CO. 20 Shares PEPEEKEO SUGAR CO. 25 Shares KIPAHULU SUGAR CO. 10 Shares CALIFORNIA FEED CO 20 Shares HAW'N. SUGAR CO. (Makaweli). 100 Shares MUTUAL TEL. CO. TO LET. A seven roomed) house on Wilder avenue. Large and airy rooms and fit- tea tnrougnout with electric light. Stables and servants' bouse in the rear of residence. Will leas-e for 12 months to a good tenant. WANTED. CO. Bonds. O. R. & L. FOR SALE. Two story dwelling house and lot 49x96, Palama. 2 Lots at:Kalihi, 50x100. Complete Soap Making Plant ticulars of the undersigned. Par HARRY ARMITAGE. Share Broker. Cor. King & Bethel Sts. Great Scott! ONLY 10 GENTS? That's Right. It's a DIG CUT on Sheet Music But we have to do it. A whole counter full of it. Come and take your choice. o o o This week only, we offer a good ORGAN FOR $35.00. A good, second hand Upright Piano, ONLY $90.00. ooo Your money savers. WALL, NICHOLS CO. FRID1Y SflTURDH Exclusive Mil inery NevF MS H L I tt Dry GilS CO Would You Then be energetic and straight, in your business relations with your customers. This is why The Manufacturers' Shoe Co. do the business. ooo The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., SIGN OF THE BIG SHOE. FORT STREET. ooo ooo ooo A Bailby's Is the most delicate of all delicate things, and fc more subject to external Influences than a grown person'. The quality ol the soap used in the baby's bath Is of great importance, because Jt means a happy, healthy child or a iretful one, with skin full of irritation caused by the excessive alkali in the oap. Curative-Skin. Soap means much to the mother. It is as pure as it Is pos sible to make a toilet soap. It will not cause skin blemishes, but pos sesses a toothing effect; It cleans but does not Irritate. Try a cake. It Is its own. best advertisement. Made in America, too. Get It of KING & F3RT STS. ooo ooo ooo t t k r Skim 01 11. I imperial None Better. Strong, Durable and Light Running. LEADERS WHEREVER INTRODUCED. I EARS0N i 312 Fort Street. - t t t t t i t- P ASAD Hotel Street - Robinson Block. JUST RECEIVED A larcre varietv of ... . Silk Handkerchiefs, FOR LADIES AMD GENTLEMEN.. Full line l.Z Jewelry. Yaxnatoya Shirts, Pajamas. Neckties. Fancy aai Domestic Dry Goods. Wholesale Dealers in Japanese Goods and Provisions. Succeed? FOUT STKEET. GREAT SPECIAL SALE . AND Great Reduction IN Ribbons Laces and Embroideries For the rest of the week. Ribbons in endless variety and manv shades. 'FGAN'Q ..W FOET STREET. i i - i cycle i i t & HOBRON. T Telephone 565. 1 t t t t t t i i i a&co: Theo. H. Davies & Co LIMITED- Merchants and Commission Agents, Beg to call the attention of the trade to their complete line of Hi : MOT : S PAINTS AND OILS. GENERAL PLANTATION' Sl'ITLIES. A tine assortment of Kitchen . . . For Sale At . . . F. EHLERS S CO: B. ft - 1 k,YW (ilvapieagKiHiKraiKJiiE) ) Asrents for followinsr ICYCLE THE WELL KNOWN THE UNEXCELLED VICTOR THE U P TO DATE CRAWFORD THE JUVENILE ELFIN E Also BICYCLE SUNDRIES" such as Tires, Rims, Spokes. Lamps, etc. If you don't know what you want, our bicycle man, R. C. Geer, will help you out. 01 g (5) A H. I. SCHMIDT & SONS . . . ALLOW . . . ) 'I V ) ) I ) ) ) I 10 PER C On former prices to Cash Purchasers for Two Weeks. J II fill : i) j. Furnishing GRAY AGATE WARE a Specialty THE MIL WOMEOTE GOBSBT ELDREDGE ENT at & 0 a, ( 0 ( 0 5