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TIIK PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVKUTISER: HONOLULU, JULY
TWO TRANSPORTS
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IS NO NECESSITY
To send to San Francisco your measurements
Keadvt-wear
With Troops and Horses
for Manila.
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COMPANY. LIMITED.-
Brirf-Gentral Theodoru Schwan
and Large Number of Officers
on the City of Para.
Importers g Commission Merchants
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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 2nd fast color.
M. McINERNY,
lothier.
Merchant and Fort Streets, Honolulu.
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WE HAVE BEEK AUTHORIZED TO SELL
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At $5.00 per case of SO bottles.
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Owing to Spurious Imitations having been brought to this
marker, the public is hereby notified that thtTonly
"GENUINE SAUERBRUNNEN"
IS BOTTLED BY THEr
arzer Koenigshrunnen - Quel le,
and every bottle bears their trademark and stamp.
Oe-fO
H. Hackffeld & 2o. Ltd,
SOLE AGENTS, HAWAII AX ISLANDS.
CATTOW
. WEILL &
ounders and Machinists.
213 Queen St., bst. Alakea and Richards Sts., Hnnotolo.
invite Enquiries for General Ironwork; Iron and Brass Castings
eain Boilers, Water Pipe and All Kinds of Sheet Iron Work
Made and Repaired, Machine and Ship's Blacksmithing.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
TEL. 410.
I3EAD TM
RTIS
Tho rnite.l States tr.ms-ort City of
Para, with Companies A. F. tl am! K.
Twenty-fourth infantry, with non-commissioned
staff anl hand: Troo;s II
and H. Fourth cavalry; a company of
L"nitel States engineers from WIHfttV
Point, at:il detachments of the Twenty-fourth
infantry, the hospital corps
and signal corps assigned to the army
of the Philippines, is at Oceanic dock
coaling for Manila.
The commanding officer on IxKirtl is
Major Augur of the Fourth cavalry
Captain Ducat of the Twenty-fourth in
fantry, adjutant.
ine city or Para will remain in port
aoout inree uays coaling. This morn
ing the troops will he taken nshort
and marched to Waikiki. where they
will all be given a chance for a dip in
tne surf.
Company II. United States engineers.
are from Willetfs Point. New York
l he command consists of ofheers. l."u
enlisted men. 1 assistant surgeon and
2 hospital men, and is commanded by
Captain Sibert.
i ne city 01 iara when liere last year
was in command of Captain Zeeder.
who is now on a vacation in Kuropc.
nis place heing taken by Cantain Rob
inson. formerly first onicer of the City
of Itio de Janeiro. Other officers of the
ship are: First officer. Baker: second
officer. Bartlett: third officer. Paulsen.
chief engineer. Donnelly; first assist
ant engineer. Spencer; second assist
ant engineer, Patterson, and third as
sistant engineer. Waters. She carries
a crew of over forty men.
The City of Para, it will be remem
bered. carried the famous First Mln
nesota regiment to Manila.
ine uimeu states army officers on
board the City of Para are: Brigadier
General Theodore Schwan. Cnited
States volunteers; Colonel William 11.
Bisbee, Thirteenth infantrv-: Colonel
Gilbert S. Carpenter. Eiphjfenth infan-
n , iijor j in. u ii .-. anaT, i-ounn cav
alry; Major Jesse M. Lee. Ninth infan
try; Ma jar Henry Wygant. Twer
rourthivrtifantry; Captain Wilber K
Wilder, Fourth cavalry; Captain Chas
- - . " v , t iiiiij-iuui III illlilllll J , v;;jp-,i
Ammon A. Augur, Twenty-fourth irf-
I vmnuill V 1111. IKI 1. OIIH'Il.
corps of engineers; Captain Benjamin
W. Lea veil. Twenty-fourth infantry:
Captain Arthur C. Ducat. Twenty-
fourth infantry; Captain William
Black. Twenty-fourth infantry: Cap
tain Joseph B. Batchelor. Jr.. Twenty
fourth infantry; Captain Daniel "j.
Carr. United States volunteer s!irn:il
corps; Captain Harlow L. Street, com
missary of subsistence. United States
volunteers; Chaplain Allen Aliens
worth. '1 wenty-fourth infantry: First
Lieutenant Wm. P. Jackson, Twenty-
fourth infantry; First Lieutenant Geo
H. McMaster, Twenty-fourth infantrv:
First Lieutenant John C. Oakes. corps
of engineers; First Lieutenant Chas
S. Lincoln. Twenty-fourth infantry:
First Lieutenant William L. Murphy.
Twenty-fourth infantry; First Lieuten
ant Alexander M. Davis. Fourth caval
ry; First Lieutenant Clyde K. Hawkins.
Seventh cavalry; Second Lieutenant
Harley B. Ferguson, corps of engi
neers: Second Lieutenant Frederick T.
Arnold. Fourth cavalry; Second Lieu
tenant Robert E. Frith. Twenty-fourth
infantry; becond Lieutenant John B.
Sanford, Twenty-fourth infantry; Sec
ond Lieutenant Joseph Herring.
Twenty-fourth infantry. Assistant
Surgeons Captain C. U. B. Flagg, First
Lieutenant P. C. Fauntleroy, First
Lieutenant Basil H. Dutcher, First
Lieutenant H. S. Greenleaf. First Lieu
tenant Otway W. Rash. Acting Assist
ant Surgeons First Lieutenant Ernest
C. bchultze. First Lieutenant Jules C.
Le Hardy, First Lieutenant James W.
Van Dusen, First- Lieutenant Stevens
T. Harris. First Lieutenant Robert P.
Robins, First Lieutenant Gilbert E.
Seamen. First Lieutenant J. C. Garling-
ton. First Lieutenant S. J. Fraser.
First Lieutenant F. W. Dudley.
The total number of troops on board
are vo men and 4o officers.
Tho United States transport Cone-'
maugh is at Fishmarket wharf, from
San Francisco, en route to Manila. She
will remain in port about five days
coaling and resting live stock.
f ho Conemausrh has aboard
horses for the use of the Fourth caval
ry, t;0u tons merchandise. '2v) cases
canned beef and U.Ouu tons hay and
igrain. all for Manila, Hie sailed from
San Francisco a day previous to the
j Mariposa, making the run down in S
days and 12 hours, arriving here at
noon yesterday.
Dr. Gezkcr. United States hospital
steward, is a passenger for Manila. Dr.
Powers, veterinary surgeiru, with a
force of thirty-three men. has charge
of the horses: the doctor was a class
mate of Dr. Monsarrat at college and
is a specialist in his line. Sergeant
Davis is also aboard en route to Ma
nila; he was lately with the Utah vol
unteers in Honolulu for several
months. E. B. Retten. formerly naval
commander of supplies at Manila, goes j
to Manila on the Conemauch to resume i
his old position, and will replace Cap- j
here on the Pennsylvania.
The officers of the Conemaugh are:
P. C. Rickman. chief officer: J. A. San
ford. first assistant: L. A rev. second!
officer; D. de Silva. chief engineer, and
W. S. Dunn, first assistant. M. D. i
Tucker is purser, and this is his third j
trip through here, where he Is well and '
favorably known. He served as purs-:
er on the ocean liner Nelson for over
seven years until he took his present
position on the Conemaugh.
i ne norses are neing unloaded as 1
rapidly as possible and will enjoy their:
week's outing in the Government pad-!
docks before resuming their journey to;
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Respectfully announce herewith the
OPENING of their New Store
Om Ouoon Street,
Between Nuuanu ani Kaahumanu Streets
On or About August 1st, 1899
A full line of
GOD
ALSO,
OF AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN' MANUFACTURE,
In the latest 3nd newest designs will always be on hand.
II. I
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In new modern styles only to suit everybody.
TAILORING GOODS AND TRMHIHSS of all descriptions.
SOL.li A GENTS FOR THE
CELEBRATED
Domestic Sewing lach
with the latest and best improvements.
Also, for the light-running, well known Hand Sewing .Machine
W PACIFIC."
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Will b3 a specialty in ils kind.
A large yatiety or toe bast made Saddles, Belts,
Umbrellas, Hals. Shoes, Parasils. Clocks, etc, etc, Baby
Carriages, Cliairs, Glassware, Stray Hats, Fur Hits and
Crash Hats a specialty.
Sole Agents for the Unsurpassed
SPELTERINE,
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the only ami euro remcJy to ptewm anI etiett&iLt-u HrM' HmV ia
this climate. Try it ami le convince!.
SOLE AGENTS
FOR THE
Union Gas Engine Co.
OF
SAH FRANCISCO.
Thee Engines being
the mot economical of
tin- kind and well adapt
ed to ell kind of work
Land
and
Marine-
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AGENTS FOR THE
Lancashire Insurance Co.
CAPITAL, :s,fiio,noo.
Paid Up Capital and Funds, 1,6S7,162.
hou
OiOice and .-torv I'ren,,, and Private Dwelling at ral
ITO Proin t and eitut.ihlc fett!emfnt of !oc.
Jne iu-inefs also traiifactetl on favorable term.
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the Philippines.

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