The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 20, 1899, Page 3, Image 3

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. JULY JO. 00.
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THERE
IS NO NECESSITY
To send to San Francisco your measurements
Readvtowear
TMNG.
We have as well selected, if not as large a
stock as any concern on the Pacific Coast, and
can fit you better, as you have the advantage
of trying from our entire stock.
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Royal Blue Serges i
are worn in every district of this country,
and we have hundreds of testimonials attest
ing its good wearing qualities and fast color.4
M. McINERNY,
(Slothier.
Merchant and Fort Streets, Honolulu.
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INVENTORY FILED
In the Estate of Hugo
Staneenwald.
Real and Personal Property Foots
Up Fifty-six Thousand
Dollars In Ml.
In the probate division of Jtulsie IVr
ry's court Ann Maria S:angcnvaM.
executrix of the will of Hugo Stancen-!
wald, returns an inventory under oath
of all the property belonging to th
estate of which she has knowledge, a?
follows:
Lot on Herein nia street of the es
timated value of $20: lot on Kukui
lane $1500; lot on Kukui sirevt $-.:
homestead lot on Nuuanu street 5iv;
lot adjoining homestead $I0(h: 1j: on
Merchant street adjoining the J add
building at corner of Fort $23.mh.
Total estimated value of real est an
$42,000.
The personal property consists of
scientific apparatus, household furni
ture and personal effects valued at
$7000 and cah cn hand $Tou more.
Total $14,000. Total estimated value
of the entire estate $."C00O.
MISS ALICi: HOFFMAN.
Brings Down a l).cr at One Hund
red Yard..
The San Francisco Chronicle of July
0th prints an illustrated story detail
ing an exploit of Miss Alice Hoffman
of that city. While out with a Yose-
mite party the young lady astonished
the other members by killing in Its
tracks a. deer that had suddenly ap
peared about 100 yards distant.
Miss Hoffman is well known in Ho
nolulu, both for her social and athle
tic qualities. In the recent tennis
tournament she was a member of the
winning teams in both the mixed and
tho ladies' doubles, and only after a
close struggle was she defeated by
Miss Hart for the single's champion
ship.
WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SELL
SMJBRBRONNBN
At $5.00 per case of 50 bottles.
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Owing to Spurious Imitations having been brought to this
market, the public is hereby notified that the only
"GENUINE SAUERBRUNNEN"
:IS BOTTLED BY THE:
Harzer Koenigsbrunnen- Quelle,
and every bottle bears their trademark and stamp.
H. Hackf eld "So. Ltd
SOL.E AGENTS, HAWAII AX ISLANDS.
CATTOH, 3NTEILL & 3.
' founders and Machinists.
213 Queen St., bet. Alakea and Richards Sts., Hwiolulo.
Presents for Captain Sealby.
Captain Seal by, the retiring com
mantier of the O. fc O. steamer Coptic.
left the steamer this afternoon for a
few days outing. Before he departed
all the officers of the vessel waited
on him in the cabin. Speeches were
made and each department gave the
Captain a present. All the presents
have suitable inscriptions.
Captain Seal by will stay by the ves
sel until the day of sailing, when he
will turn her over to Captain J. H.
Hinder, another favorite of the O. & O.
line. Captain Sralby goes to Kngland
to take command of a big steamer.
Kxaminer July 11.
A (iuod I ntcrtaimuciit.
People who came to laugh remained
to roar at the Orpheum last evenlnc.
"The Pawnbroker" was most laughabV
with the honors falling to Jim Post
as the boy wanted, and Dave Marian
as the Jew. Miss Brandos was en
cored several times as were the ll.irt
well sisters. Boggs and Miss Ilaewood
were clever and pleased the crowd.
The concluding act with the four
Salvinis in acrobatic feats makes a
high class climax.
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The Philadelphia.
VATU-EJO. July S. Work on the
flagship Philadelphia at Mare Island
has been practically suspended and
workmen are now replacing parts
which were torn out to prepare for the
installation of the new electric ammu
nition hoists. The cause of this sud
den change of plan is not known, the
orders from Washington having sim
ply had the effect noted. There were
several rumors on the yard concern
ing the matter, though they could not
be authenticated. One was to the ef
fect that the Philadelphia was to be
put out of commission, but this is be
lieved to be erroneous. Another ru
mor stated the cause to be a conllict
of authority between the construction
and equipment bureaus in Washing
ton. This probably grows out of the
fact that the electrical plant in war
vessels has been under the control of
the equipment bureau, and the con
struction bureau has had charge of
other matters. Including the maga
zines and ammunition hoists. The dif
ference is trivial, and will not cause
much delay, if, in fact, it makes any
trouble whatever.
Invite Enquiries for General Ironwork; Iron and Brass Castings
Sfceam Boilers, Water Pipe and All Kinds of Sheet Iron Work
Made and Repaired, Machine and Ship's Blacksmithing.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
TEL. 410.
E8EAD TEE ADVEBTIS
LYNCHED BUT NOT DEAD.
CHICAGO. July 12. A special to the
Times-Herald from Topeka. Kas..
says:
"Dick" Williams, who was hanged
to a telephone pole in Alma on Sun
day afternoon, and after six minutes
was rescued by City Marshal Pipps. is
still alive and physicians at Alma
say he may survive. Williams neck
was not broken because he was raised
slowly and did not receive a fall. A
squad of twenty-five armed Deputy
Sheriffs is on guard at the jail. They
have orders from Sheriff Treu to shoo:
to kill if another attempt is made to
lynch Williams.
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COMPANY, LIMITED.
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Respectfully announce herewith the
OPENING of their New Store
Between Nuuanu ani Kaahumanu Streets
gg On or About August 1st, 1899.
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OF AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MANUFACTURE,
In the latest and newest designs will always be on hand.
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it Will be a specialty in its kind.
A large variety or the best made Saddles, Belts,
l Umbrellas, Hats, Shoes, Parasols, docks, etc., etc, Baby
T it Carriages, Chairs, Glassware, Straw Hals, Far Hals and
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Sole Agents for the Unsurpassed
SPELTERINE,
this climate. Try it ami tx; convincctl.
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SOLE AGENTS
FOR THE
Union Gas Engine Co. SAN FRANCISCO.
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Land
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AGENTS FOR THE
Lancashire Insurance Co
CAPITAL, C :;,()(M,oio.
Paid Up Capital and Funds, 1,687,162.
IiiMirancet clTcctcil apiint lo. or jlamajc ly Fire on UtnMing anl Content nf
houses. Office anl ston Preinic? am! Private Dwelling at n.rMleratc taI.
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Promi.t anl eiuitah!e fettfenif nt of !o?c.
Lifr luinef .t tran?actel on favorable term.