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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, TERRfARV
4 -
id:
LOCAL BREVITIES.
TFana Plantation.
askd.
$1 I.
This will be the big Konohi night.
'Sam Widdifield is confined in the
hospital at Manila.
The Circuit and District Courts will
open again this morning.
Both transports have a big mail for
the soldier boys at Manila.
The record of the past makes Trib
unes the bicycle of the future.
J. L.. McCombs. has taken the man
agement of the Orpheum Cafe.
Mrs. Gunn's regular dancing class
at Progress hall this evening at S.
The companies of the Twenty-second
will have practice marches today.
The Senator and Ohio are carrying
about 5,000 tons of Government stores
to Manila.
Great clearance sale o
still goes on at Miss M. I'
Hotel street.
One of the chief advantages of the
Peerless Preserving Paint is its Fire
Proof Qualities.
The Rio de Janeiro brought " bags
of mail for Honolulu and carries 150
bags on So Manila.
The Centennial -will be the next of
the transports to arrive. She is ex
pected early'next week.
The Honolulu Drug Company had its
formal opening yesterday. The serving
of tree soda was a feature.
The Oregon's tenders are slow in ar
riving. It is believed they have en
countered rough weather.
There will be a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge, A. P. & A. M., tonight
for .work in the second degree.
An experienced man nurse desires a
position. Best of references furnished.
Address J. H., Advertiser office.
1S09 TENNIS BALIS and a full line
of '90 Tennis Goods have just been re
ceived by PEARSON & HOBRON.
D. Robertson, R. Dalziel, Mrs. Ka
lanl and three men join the Rio de
Janeiro at this, port for Yokohama.
The Philadelphia should put in an
appearance most any day now, she
having left San Diego on January 28.
Company D, N. G. H., will have a
business meeting tonight, .to which
every member is notified to be present.
-Lieut. Col. John A. Hull, Twenty-see
ond Infantry, U. S. A., who is in the
city, is a son of Congressman Hull, of
Iowa.
A lady's purse containing about $25
in .bills and paper, was lost on Nuuanu
avenue yesterday. Reward at Gazette
office.
A carpenter desires a job, can fur
nish his own tools. Plantation pre
ferred. Address, M. C. J., Advertiser
office.
Tho Seventh Dav Adventists will
hold a memorial service on 'Sunday af
tprnnnn for John McKeasue. who died
last month.
Tickets for the Orpheum theater will
be placed on sale hereafter at the Ho
nolulu Drug Store instead of the Pa
cific Cycle Company.
Ex S. G. Wilder, another car load of
the celebrated Gurney cleanable re
frigerators, direct from the factory, for
W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd.
Convention meeting of the American
Union Party at- the Chamber of Com
merce hall on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 11th, at 7:30 o'clock.
E. K. Miller and W. H. Crosson, tour
ists, will leave next week on a tour of
Hawaii and Maui. They are charmed
with the Islands and may locate here.
The rainfall table published yester
day morning as for January of this
year, was really for all of last year, me
data will be given again in proper
form.
Miss Eleanor. Miss Buxton, Miss
Larson and Miss Klein are passengers
aboard the Senator. They are hospital
nurses and are going to Manila for
service.
Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Kincaid will en
tertain the Young Men's. Research Club
at its meeting on February 17. P. M.
Pond will read a paper on "Vocations
and Avocations."
""At the meeting of the stockholders
w. v. Dimond &. Co.. Ltd., held at
their office February 9th, Miss L. A.
Paris w-as elected treasurer, vice Geo.
H. Paris, resigned.
At the Christian Endeavor Social in
Central Union church tonight several
Christian Endeavorers of the Oregon
who were in the Santiago naval fight
are expected to be present.
Howard E. Wright has been deposed
as speaker of the House of the Cali
fornia Legislature. He was found to
be a statesman for revenue. Aldea
Anderson is the new speaker.
Col. Frank Pacheco reports a heavy
demand for his popular. dandruff killer
and prickly heat cure. For sale at the
leading drug stores or at his new shop,
on the Union saloon premises.
It was stated by one of the officers
on the Ohio yesterday that the Twenty
second regulars would probably be
taken to Iloilo on the transports
once, after reporting at Manila
Mr. and Mrs. .1. w. rni up
Suar is 4 5-K.; an advan of one
j sixteenth.
. Hawaiian Commercial iy,,) bid;
$J.75 asked
Hutchinson Plantation, S3 4. '" bid.
j $3 4.25 asked.
j A six-room house for rnt. For par
Jticulars call up 'Phone S77.
'Special meeting of Hawaiian Lode
No. 21, this evening, Friday, at 7:30.
IVE HEAD THE PROCESSION
Theo. H. Davies & Co
SHOES, :n white and .!--. A iil: I;::--:::.!
:e duplicated el.-ewfct-re 1)7 t::r p::cr, In it
o;;U ani inject the rove:;o :hr rr.i- :..
LIMITCO
. i a:;:: .1
r vo.: :
-ooo
For family use, for the medicine
closet, for those who use whiskey as
a beverage, the famous od Jesse Moore
AA Whiskey is the best because it
is pure.
oun
want?.
NEW STOCK
Each r.nd
Merchants and Commission Agents,
lo ciii :he attention of the tud
to their complete line of
it n:a:krl a
price. Come in r.nd we -hall convince v:: that w- n:
b
iii
6:
' SiMMh&J The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., L'd.
DRV QQODSes L?5
THE. pfCXrESSlVETDR
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.
DON'T PUT OFF BUYING.
OOOi
ALL. SIZES ARE IN STOCK.
THEY -WON'T REMAIN THIS WAY
LONG.
OOO ,
values Extraordinary.
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STYLES THE LATEST.
o
l&rk of tho Big:
FORT STREET.
PAINTS AND OILS.
GENERAL PLANTATION" SUITUESL
A iir.i assortrr.er.: cf Kitchen Furnishir.??.
GRAY AGATE WARE 2 5p;iii:y
WHAT
YOU
NEED
Latest Novelties
IN
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Mtu.'.K: :r,vl , f Nv.r. ;. a!:tf!
c.: ::;.
s.
OK
fill
00
is
Limited.
THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.
If you are thin, run down, iuve
.
no apj.etite, feel tired ar.u wea.,
you need n. good tonic. There i
nothing that so quickly hrxn-jii a
keen appetite, restore health and
strength than Schlitz Malt Extract.
It made bv one of the larzert
brewing plants in the world wh-j
products arc con.-idered farr.ov. fe
purity and quality. Their Malt
Extract, made from !e!ected i-arley
malt, is a tonic without a peer. It
is a food a? well as tr.ic. a::d it
beneficial result? are at once felt.
Remember the name, S-c-h-1-Malt
Extract, and aceept no
STOCKS
For Sale.
000
Shares MUTUAL, TELEPHONE CO.
Shares AMERICAN SUGAR CO.
Shares KIPAHULU PLANTATION Utitnte. 3 bottle, for H.
uu.
Shares PACIFIC SUGAR MILL.
Shares Waialua AG'CLi CO.
Shares HAW'N COMMERCIAL CO.
Shares OAHU SUGAR CO.
Shares HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO.
Shares PIONEER MILL CO.
Shares WAILUKU SUGAR CO.
Shares HONOKAA SUGAR CO.
Shares EWA PLANTATION CO.
Shares WILDER S. S. CO.
THIS
SPACE
: JAPANESE RUGS
for jcur
ltlcu:e very I .w, x m c :-::t cnnjj: i:la Jj mn-
: WHITE TURKISH TOWELS.
IS RESERVED FOR
We urr r:T(ffiD5 yn:: an rxrc!lfM lit.? Si.T 0" t
;-t-2
ub-
-OOO-
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n n Inmnnnu
AGENTS.
COR. KING & FORT STS.
EOAN
FORT STREET.
jQAT":
4k
. . TTD-flE
FOR SALE.
4 RESIDENCES at Iwilei. 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 owner.
I 1 899 SEARCHLIGHT 1 899 SEARCHLIGHT 1 899
me: i
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SEARCH LIGHT
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ill (Kin I ;
t Met With a Z
: Grand :
: Reception :
On their Opening
Yesterday. . . .
HJ
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WANTED.
,WAIIAN GOVERNMENT BONDS.
& L. CO. BONDS.
at
HARRY ARMITAGE.
Share Broker.
Cor. King & Bethel Sts.
PRICES
THAT
TALK
LU . . . .
. Also
cn Used -
oo as a
J. (?nrf-nnQ:.:;OJ!iAK6HV
1 1 nntnrn
I
WITH ITS PATENT RIGID BRACKET.
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y w ; "m- . m
vr
Clearance
Sale
OF MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
TRUE TO ITS NAME.
SAVES MONEY AND CUSS WoKD:
ONE BETTER.
500 Sheets LINEN TYPEWITER PAPER
90c -
Others Charge $1.50.
Our Price -
Others cut. we cut,
of San and go them
Francisco are s'ayins at the Hawaiian
hotel. Mrs. Phillips was formerly Mrs.
Henry F. Martin, and was the defend
ant in the famous Martin will case.
The officers of the Twenty-second
Infantry and their wives, as well as
the through passengers on the Rio de
Janeiro, were delighted with the band
concert at the Hawaiian hotel last
evening.
AV. W. Carlyle has retired as first
lieutenant of CompanyH, First Regi
ment, N. G. H. An election for a suc
ceor will be held in the company
room on February 20. Capt. John
Schaefer will preside at the election.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Christian Workers will be held this
(Friday) afternoon, Feb. 10th. at utoO
o'clock at the Y. M. C. 'A. ball, a he
meeting will be led by Rev. Mr. oares.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to be present.
Th tp,i Cross ladies are receiving
books for the Manila soldiers at their
Timdnuarters
ed on the transport Senator. Quite a
. 1. - -iMitoininff l)("OtvS.
M NICHOLS COMPANY.
i, rnfrin Oitv this; weeK. J
LU
CO
I
The only Lamp that wM oot b'.vx or ;ir out.
Fully cuaranteri. We kerp all the part. 3 ;r.
c;n ie inexpensively r;pa;:si.
Call !n and se tre:n. Nj t: r-ble ta sh; v i !.
a? :f a r:e-'Kijt
CO
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MILLINERY
Pearson & Mobron,
COMMENCING : TODAY : FEBRUARY : 6TH.
s 312 Fort Street. Telephone 56d.
I 668 L lH9nH0UV3S "663 1 iHOIIHOUVHS 653 1 1
4-
PRANG'S WATER COLOR PAINTS
Others uk prices
3 25 and 35c
A GOOD GUITAR
Others Charge
OUR PRICE ONLY
OR MANDOLIN
NEW LINE OF JEWELRY:
: Link GoIT Buttons, Shirt Studs, Watch Chains and Charms,
Ladies' Chain Bracelets, Belt Buckles, Hat Pins.
SAILOR HATS, ?o Cr.:s and Upwards.
Prices reduced on YcrjthiDg.
Host be sold to make room for New Stock.
M
DSS 5vv3.
CCoSDeami
c.
AW LINO TON BLOCK,
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
V nnnnf OTTR PRITF in
These -will be forward- case, to be the iowest.
a'.l
A Complete Line of Gents' Furnishings
.AT
ASADA &t OO.
JoponoGo Impor-tors and Doolors.
Hotel Street - - Robinson Block.
M-AO THE ADVECTISEK
75 Cents a Month.
liiC ,UVl 0"" y".J

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