The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 20, 1899, Page 11, Image 11

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONlH.rU, .IITI.Y :!., JM1.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
THE SU(iAK MARKET.
Orpheum tonight.
Sailor hats at Mr. Hanna's.
Sugar has dropped to 4 7-1 G.
Judge Hartwell is due on the Coptic
tonight.
Samoan kapas at the Woman's Ex
change. Company A. X. G. II., meets tonight
for drill.
The band plays again at Thomas
Square this evening.
It seems a toss-up between the Stars
and "Kams" Saturday.
The Coptic should arrive from San
Francisco this afternoon.
The Mariposa did not get away un
til after 9 o'clock last night.
Optician S. E. Lucas carries glasses
to suit all sights ami pockets.
Miss Hartwell and A. F. Judd, Jr., i
will be married tomorrow evening.
The Healanis will give a social dance
at their boathouse tomorrow evening.
Cleveland is standard of excellence
the world over especially in Hono
lulu. The residence. 557 Nuuanu avenue,
is for rent. Particulars at Criterion
saloon.
The Housekeepers' League will meet
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
Y. M .C. A.
C. L. Crabbe denies that he is inter
ested in the liquor license granted for
Koloa, Kauai.
A special meeting of Myrtle Boat
Club is called for this evening at 7:30
a the club house.
A large number of people went out
to Makee Island last evening to listen
to the band concert.
xe kissing bug has reached Califor
111.J5J1 spite of Professor Koebele's
presence in that State.
Mrs. E. M. Moore, mother of Dr.
Robert Moore, has returned from a
visit to the Mainland.
Work on the hew Beretania school
house will begin in a few days. The
material is on the ground.
Dr. Senn of Chicago, who is one of
America's most famous physicians and
surgeons, is at the Hawaiian.
Two native drivers .of Lewers &
Cooke had their fingers cut yesterday
while unloading some she " Iron.
Major Curtis Iaukea of Waialua re
ports that the Waialua Hotel is al
most ready for its housewarming.
Everybody laughed at "The Pawn
broker" as put on at the Orpheum last
evening, Froibert also made a hit. -
Dr. Charles Davison, Government
physician at Lahaina, has - returned
from a vacation on the Mainland.
Ladies' tailor-made gowns and elab
orate confections. Mme. Le Vanway
& Mrs. McCall, 73 Beretania street,
Mrs. A. M. Stangenwald has all exe
cutrix notice to creditors of the late
Dr. Hugo Stangenwald in this issue
Photographer J. J. Williams has isi
interesting display of pictures of Ha
waiian aliis on exhibition at his studio.
Gus Mauer, the Klondiker, who re
turned to Honolulu by the Mariposa,
leaves for the Coast by the Moana to
morrow. The dance at Wright's Villa last
evening was enjoyed by the guests of
the house and a number of people from
the city.
Captain James Lightfoot of the Hea
lani. Yacht and Boat Club is making
himself known in yachting circles in
Honolulu.
D. B. Smith has returned from the
Coast. He went up by way of Victoria
and has enjoyed the round trip ex
ceedingly. The quarterly meeting of the Wav
erley Club will be held this evening.
All members are urgently requested
to be present.
W. Brotherton, Colonel Ruhlen's pri
vate secretary, leaves tomorrow by
the Moana for a brief visit to his home
in San Francisco.
The wedding of Professor Yarndley
and Miss Clymer takes place at the
Kamehameha Girls' School at 10
o'clock this morning.
At the police rifle practice at Iwilei
yesterday morning Captain Robert
Parker made the "possible." scoring
ten straight bullseyes.
John Ena will return to the Islands
in September, having given up his idea
of going to Mexico. He is now at
Long Beach, California.
. The Home Bakery Cafe, resplendent
in its new lress. opened again for bus
iness yesterday evening and was
thronged with its old patrons.
J. F. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture at the res
idence of E. E. Mossman, Emma
street, on Friday next at 10 a. m.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth made
a raid in Manoa last night and arrest
ed three Chinese with a considerable
quantity of opium in possession.
Captain Soule received by the Mari
posa the news of his father's death
in Massachusetts. The end was sud
den, heart failure being the cause.
Capt. Seal by of the Coptic retired on :
July Sth, bearing with him many to
kens of the esteem in which he was
held by brother officers and the crew.
Bishop and Mrs. Willis left for Sa
moa on the Mariposa last night. Dur
ing the bishop's absence Rev. V. H.
Kitcat will represent him in diocesan
work. t
Every member of the Amateur Or
chestra must be at rehearsal this even
ing at 7:45 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A.
hall. No excuse will oe accepted by
the leader.
J N. S. Williams, one of the origi
nal proprietors of the Union Iron
Works, came down on the Mariposa.
Mr. Williams also established the dif
fusion plant at the Ewa mill.
C D. Vincent, of the firm of Vincent
& Belser, who have the contract for
constructing the local sewerage sys
tem, arrived yesterday morning by the
Mariposa and spent th.e afternoon in
consultation with Engineer Edwards.
All members of the Church Defense
and Extension Association please at
tend regular monthly meeting this
(Thursday) evening at Harmony Hal ,
King street, at S o'clock, without tail.
Both sexes.
Latest Advices Received by Ci-stle
& Ookc, Limited.
The following are t:. impoitunt
parts" of the regular Ktter r--t Mvetl by
each mail by Castle & from
their San Francisco agir.M
The decline in centrifugals ai tici
pated in our last advices. ',!iiri were
by the Nippon Maru, on
occurred on the 10th idem
market dropped to 4 7-H
since when thr-e sa!s he
ported as below.
July 10 1,20'J tons "spot ".
July 11 1.000 tons C. and
July 12 2,300 to arrive...
Granulated is kept up
Beets have fluctuated but
the following quotations t;;
July 10
July 11
July 12
A. S. R. Co.'s stock :s h.M up very
firmly. Following are th ' losing quo
tations on sales given:
July 10 155U ! IK lp)
July 11 1554 ilf
July 12 157 '117
trong
Garfield
.vth inst.,
viif.n the
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4 7-1 Cc
:o T.3! rents.
slightly, rs
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TYLISH
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A COMlM-KTi: LINK
OF Tllh A HO VK IN
Black and Ten and Patent Leaiher
GT Gentlenen, !c k to y ur m ci XjMIMC i:rtcx V.
THE PAN U FACT URERS' SHOE CO.
n of Tho Big Shoo.
Th EO. H . D A V I ES & Co
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Merchants and Commission Agents,
to their conu-k:e line of
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fi : Saddlery . I.
PAINTS AND OILS.
iwl pummiN scppLies.
A tin assumir.: vi .Kitchen Furnishings.
GRAY AGATE WARE a 5ptcu;t
anu Street.
At Thomas Square.
The program fc.- th ;:
Thomas Square this -Bver.!::' is
below:
PART I.
Overture "Ivan" Conterno
Cavatina "Pari?ir.a" Dimietti
Selection "Ia Traviata ' Uy re
quest) Venti
(a) Malanai "Wb-a Kofos
Bloom Asain" ...Miw .1. Ktlii.ui
(h) "Waimapuna," "Afc'a Oe. .
Mr:. N. Alapai
PART II.
.
Everj'body if intercsUil in
PHOTOGRAPHY.
Kodaks.
Cornet Solo 'Old Folks Home"
(by request) Ionian!
Mr. Charles Kreutcr.
Selection "The Rivals" lvtfro
Waltz "Love Me" Cmvanl
March "Georgia. Caxapmtr-.tiiiK" ....
M1II3
"The Star Spngktl B:nuiov."
All kimlp, r'ce- nntl sizes.
We hell them and teai'h you
liow to use them.
Chief Hunt's condition 5s much im
proved. He is still lyins r.t the An
tral Fire Station.
It is rumored that the pri poh"'tl Hon
olulu Athletic Club will bid for the
"mill" between Jeffries and Sharkey.
William Keough, vbo formerly
pla3ed first clarinet in th band here,
has returned after an at-?encc cT i-ear-ly
two years.
Films.
supply
hand.
alw:iv- on
Papers.
A large assortment in stf ck.
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AKIST0 1 LATINO,
BROMIDE,
VKL0X.
VELOX
We hf ve in six kind--.
Snitable for all kind of negatives.
Dry Goods Co
Fort Street.
Are showing a new line of
Purses,
Side Combs,
I Ribbons,
Veilings,
Belts
and Best BucWes
at very low prices.
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On Account of Taking Stock
We arc clearing our entire trk if
TURKISIH TOWELS
At Greaily Reduced Prices.
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TRIMMED AND UNTItlMJiED
V.rc instruct you t nsi nil
above, FOR THE ASKING.
Millinery,
FLOWERS and FEATHERS
Recently imported by Miss Pauline
Dinan, of San Francisco, anil ;:hall of
fer same on
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COB. RUG & FORT STS.
An:! a cciopletc !:ie cf
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EX HOSTRLIHs
A Large Invoice of
MEW AW ELEGANT
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Egan Dry Goods
COMPANY.
Fort :
Street
co.MPmsi;:
Elegant Imported Millinery
Dress Findings, Ribbons, Etc., at
Wednesday V
And FoUowincj Days I
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ILAWS
ARLINGTON BLOCK.
HOTEL SIREfcT.
AT ABOUT
50c ON THE DOLLAR.
N. s. tt Dry m k
LIMITED.
THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.
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NEW ENGLAND
iAKERY and
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and see what you need before starting for
the Crater.
Oil .VILI WAT A
SWEHTER
LEG GENS
We liccp t:.c Most Complete and Best Assorted Line in the city.
AND
h Thf hotels are crowded Ve
0 yoiid tlitir limits. Get a tent
A ,..7 1.,, t , .1 ..iM.n ,1 r r t r f tf.fttit
Q ;-nd niake XUv. trip to the oui-
break in comfr.it, ard at the xime time have a genuine outing.
0 WA FEW WORE LEFT.
TENTS
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CANDY CO. 2
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ilanufacture a full line of Bread,
American ami German, ciiwartzbroil
mit kumel, milk brctl nntl tvv-ist with
mohnsameu. French Snlits. Whole
Wheat, Graham, Hot Bur.?, Snails, Jen
ny Lands,
Also the most complete- aiul extensive
line of CAKE in the city.
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Fire Arms and Ammunition.
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Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.
312 FORT STREET. ST TEL.
5G5.
Jelly Rolls, Angel Food, Wine, Cit
ron. Wnlnnr nnnp-p nil M.ttMp CrVn
Lady Fingers. Cup Cakes, Almond, JUST ARRIVED
Macaroons; all kinds of cookies, fresh
every day.
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Ol The hairdrcsiin and manicuring department is now under the
I supervision of Miss Dc Larttguc, a hrst class artiste just from the
I coast.
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Get Yoitnr
Money's Wormh."
That" what you jct here every time and often
WEDDING CAKES from $5 upwards.
4 V.
Delicious highly frozen
and Sherbets, any Haver.
I e Cream
French Cream Bonbon? and Choco
late Cream Drops our ovn nmlw
packed in elegant boxes from 1.00 up
wards. J. OSWALD LUTTED.
Manager.
A ne-vv lino of JEWELRY con
sitting of Watch is s Ch:iin Bracelets, Pin. Button?,
Also very Irinlsoir.e EMBROIDERY Ctishtnr.
Covers, DAINTY CENTER PIECES, DOYLIES,
and many other SILK GOODS nx r::5onn!:!e Prices.
more.
Tlii?- opening week you'll jctriiKn-f? than -Von:
Monky's Wokth" in all Sorts of
HOT WEATHER CLOTHING
TOR MEN AND BOYS.
Gents' Furnishing Goods, tints and Caps.
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Joponeoo 1
Kote! Street
IIOTKL STirr.MT nkai: roi:T.
rtoro and Doaloro.
Robinson Block.