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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. FERRl'ARV i. 153.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Tn mn .n rh new i-s.-uo' of two- n:
vostage s'nrtiiM has a batMi.
The forIn, jury i -aIl in the .'ir-
The Ilio from San Francisco toiiii;hi. 1 "it Court for L:C0 this morning.
Ix-gins rorn):
foreign jury (lay in the
The Klondike oan-up fo'-
Chmese New Year's
row.
This is
cuit Court
Asa da &. Co. has iusr fmonr-ii nn
new line of jewelry. " " j 'apt. A. S Uarker and Fia- LU-m.
Charles Dasher arrived from Ami j Ft',JT-1 of the Oregon, will quests of
Francisco on the Bryant. ' j I "i States Spial Ag'-nt Sewall a?
; Mirntr i:n evening.
or.i-
;jn season is estimated at $".'.'" ), o0.
i--; ""aii Yi'imann reached ih -:ry
I from Waianae yesterday aftr ih"
. ! ath tf his f.tther.
Mrs. H. isenhers returned to her
homi on Kauai yesterday.
Sheriff Coney returned to Kauai on i 1
the W. G. Hall last evening. j v.-r.ole-:
... ! I . I . . ,. - ! - -
judicious use of a ;rare and
orne stimulant is conducive to
Sailor hats 50c and unwards n r Mi health. The famous old .T.e Moor-
AI. E. Kilic-an's, Hotel street. i'AA Whiskey is absolutely pure.
Great bargains in trimmed hats at ' ,
-Miss m. H. Kill can's his week.
A number of desirable building Iors
are offered for sale by Achi & Co. j
Two large draft teams, will .sHl sin-
K'. Call or address W. S. Withers.
Inspector General of Schools Town
sf.nd has gone to Kauai on an ollicial
trip.
Contractor Kerr is building a beau
tiful residence for Robert lowers at
Waikiki.
Paul Isenberg received fivo well-bred
horses from San Francisco on the C.
I). Bryant.
All contracts taken by the Peeiies
reserving Taint Co. will- be fully
guaranteed.
Pass book No. COGB has been lost.
Finder please return same to Postal
Havings Bank.
The glass .has been put in the Judd
building. The block gives a finished
appearance now.
Free soda will be served at the Ho
nolulu Drug Company tomorrow, it be
ing opening day. 1
There will be a special meeting of
the members of the Myrtle Boat dab i
this evening at 1:Z).
Any Tcpair shop .In -town will tell youj
that they do less repairing on Tribunes I
than all other wheels.
The Hawaiian Fruit and Packing Co.
has changed its nmne to the Apokaa
Sugar Company, Limited.
John Dow has left Wailuku planta
tion and is now head luna at Kchie,
Maui, under W. F. Pogu?.
Absolutely gentle, city broken, ladies'
horse, -six years old, sound, line animal.
Address Stylish, 'this office.
J. F. Morgan will hold .an auction
sale of bedroom sets, clothing, etc., at
his salesroom -today at 10 o'clock.
J. F. Morgan offers for pale the resi
dence of IW. G. Single-hurst, on Kinau
street, between 'Pensaoola and Piikoi
streets.
Hack tXo. S3 collided with a Punahoa
street car at the corner of Emma and
Beretania streets about 5:15 yesterday
afternoon.
A ladies' gold ring bangle, with in
itials J. S. It.-R. B. II. in black. Finder
kindly return same to' M. Mclnerny.
Fort street.
If you want an inferior cigar tlon'c
go to Hollister & Co.'s. They keep
nothing but pure American, Havana
a;nd Manila cigars.
The Home Bakery Restaurant, on
Fort street, will be closed for altera
tion until further notice. The bakery
will be open as usual.
The Honolulu Drug Co. will be open
for business Thursday, and respectfully
solicit a share of your patronage. Free
soda for all on that day.
C G. sBal'lentyne is expected to re
turn from the States on any steamer
now. He will probably come on the
Aorangi, due February 17.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Union Feed Co., iLtd., will be held at
the Company's office on Saturday, Feb
ruary 11th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
'Henry Vida is now in charge at
Long Branch baths, Waikiki. Vida
was one of those who advanced money
tl Stanmore for interest in the place.
II. A. Allen, of Fraser & Chalmers,
and Lieut. Elerle, of the Oregon, were
classmates at Annapolis. They had a
pleasant meeting in Honolulu yester
day. Mrs. Waller and Miss Costigan,
prominent Oakland society people, are
staying at the Hawaiian hotel. They
will not return home until some time
in March,
The hand made blind-stitched har
ness is durable, neat and easily -kept
clean. Call and see the work at the
California Harness Shop, Lincoln
block. King street.
Schnack & Dortch have added to
their advertised .list another beautiful
lot at Kalihi and a, small house and lot
within ten minutes walk from post of
fice, both at a bargain.
The Woman's Board of Missions
meeting which was to have taken place
yesterday, was postponed until next
Tuesday morning, because of the in
clemency of the weather.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Palama Co-Operative
Groct.'y Co. at the office of T. B. Mur
ray on King street on Tuesday, Feb
ruary J4th, at 7:;"P o'clock.
The '.Volcano rf.ables Company was
given the contract to build one section
on the Kaupakuea road, inear Hilo.
The price is $t,74t. Francisco Martin's
bid on the work was ?S,350.
Among the treasures aboard the Ore
g'.n is t he mammoth silver punchbowl
service presented to that ship by the
Oregonians in 1S97. Capt. Barker -vas
her commander at the time.
Weather permitting the Union Ex
press Company's launch will make
hourly trips to view the battleship Ore
gon, beginning at 9 a. m.; last trip at
4 p. m., from foot of new fish market.
A target, moving by means of a
track and cords, will be set up at Ka
- kaako butts this week by Sergt. Eivln.
Marksmen will try their skill at It
while in motion at about the pace cf
a man walking.
The new brick offices and ware
house of McChesney & Sons, on Queen
street, will be built by Lucas Brokers,
their bid of $2,9SS being the lowest.
Arthur Harrison bid $3,511 and John
Ouderkirk $4,344.
A Beretania street tram car was de
f railed near Thomas Square yesterday.
The men passengers got out and lifted
while the ladies, by request of the
driver, jumped up and down in one end
of the car until the other end was
tracked.
oir qooDs es up.
'THE. pROqRESSlVElSTOR''
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
FOR THE NEW YEAR.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
A MANUFACTURERS'
STOCK,
BOUGHT AT A SACRIFICE,
WILL BE SACRIFICED.
ooo
THE GARMENTS
ARE NOW ON SALE.
DOH'T PUT OFF BUYING.
ooo
' ALL SIZES ARE IN STOCK.
THEY WON'T RET.IAIN THIS WAY
LONG.
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION
With r. Line of Sca?o::uKf Ham;:.- i:: fiKNT- CANWV-
SHOES, ir. white ami .'.:. A full
i"? duplicated ei?ewh re f ;r ;.:ic-. a:.. I
;11 and ir.-:.ct the r.ove!t:v th-
vh:.!: ra:::..;
.e . ;
Theo. H. Davies & Co
LIV. tTLl
-OOO-
OUR NEW STOCK ha? Uz
wants. Each ar.d every artici- i- n.arxed a:
price. Come in and we i-hali convir.t- vr,:; that w. nr
The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., L"d,
tho
FORT STREET.
WHAT
YOU
I
NEED
-ooo
s
Values Extraordinary.
ooo
STYLES THE LATEST,
o
1. 1 Sachs lii) Goods Co.
Limited.
TEE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.
TOCKS
For Sale.
ooo
Shares MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO.
Shares AMERICAN SUGAR CO.
Shares KIPAHULU PLANTATION
CO.
Shares PACIFIC SUGAR MILL.
Share3 Waialua AG'C'L CO.
Shares IIAW'N COMMERCIAL CO.
Shares OAHU SUGAR CO.
Shares HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO.
Shares PIONEER MILL CO.
Shares WAILUKU SUGAR CO.
Shares IIONOKAA SUGAR CO.
Shares EWA PLANTATION CO.
Shares WILDER S. S. CO.
FOR SALE.
4 RESIDENCES at Iwilel. A splen
did investment for the right party.
Property rents for 550 a month and
can be made to double that. Selling
on account of departure of ovner.
VAMTED.
HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT BONDS,
O. R. & L. CO. BONDS.
HARRY ARMITAGE.
Share Broker.
Cor. King & Bethel Sis.
PRICES
THAT
T A I
Others cut, we cut,
anil o them ....
ONE BETTER.
t 500 Sheets LINEN TYFEWITER PAPER
-- Others Charge Si. 30. QAp
Our Priro - tT-yJ
PRANG'S WATER COLOR PAINTS-
Other OUK PUICKS
,oc 25 and 35c :
A GOOD GUITAR OR MANDOLIN
Others Charge $3.50 CO O C
0URPRICE0KLYF-y3.Z3
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
We guarantee OUR PRICE:
cases to be the lowest.
in a:
WALL, NICHOLS COMPANY.
-000
If you are thin, run down, have
no appetite, feel tired and weak,
you need a good tonic. J here 1?
lothing that so quickly hrinjrd a
keen appetite, restore health and
strength than Schlitz Malt Extract.
It is made hy one of the largest
brewing plants in the world who-i
products are considered famous fe
purity and quality. Tlieir Malt
Extract, made from selected 1 arlev
malt, is a tonic without a peer. It
13 a food as well as tonic, at.d it?
beneficial results are at or.ce felt.
Merchants and Commission Agents.
Be: to call the attention of the ttad
to their complete line of
11 : MM : S
rid pro -If-
Jlllu J . LIU.
PAINTS
nil 1 1 t
AND OILS.
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)UMML lLA.MAIlUA OUITLILO.
A Sine assorsm.v.: c: Kitchen Futnishir.55.
GRAY AGATE WARE a Speculty
THIS
SPACE
IS RESERVED FOR
Remember the name. S-c-h-I-i-t-z
Malt Extract, and aceept no m:1-
stitute. 3 bottles for H.
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Gomoony
ACGNT3.
COR. KISG & FORT STS.
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FORT STREET.
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FREE SODA SerovW
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HONOLULU DRUG CO.
Kin Mrcct.
TRUE TO ITS NAME.
SAVES MONEY AND CUSS WoKDS.
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312 Fort Street. Telephone 565.
I 66SLiH9nH0aV3S 6631 lH9nH0aV5S 6581 I
NEW LINE OF JEWELRY.
Link Cnff Battons, Shirt Studs, Watch Chains and Charms,
Ladies' Chain Bracelets, Belt Buckles, Hat Pins.
A Complete Line of Gents' Furnishings
AT.
2N
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Hotel Street
Iors.
Robinson Block.
Clearance
sale
OF MY EXTIUE STOCK OF
I MILLINERY.
COHHENCING : TODAY : FEBRUARY : 6TB.
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SAILOR HATS. ?o Centi sr.d Up-A-ards.
Prices reduced oa t7cijthing.
Host be sold to make room for New Stock.
CViIdss IRJ3. EE. CCiDDean
MOTIIL STREHT.
AWLINOTON M.OOC
KEAB THE ADVEKTISEK
75 Cents a Month.

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