The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 22, 1899, Page 11, Image 11

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOl.n.r. JULY :!-
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.
Dainty ribbons at Mrs. Hnnn;i's.
Dr. Davison hr. ' y.'. to Lr-hainu.
Captain W. Matson of Hiio loft on
the Moana.
Senator V. II. has retm-nril
from Kauai.
The band plays at Maker Island to
morrow aftprnoon.
A physician is warvtl to fill a posi
tion on a plantation.
The Honolulu Library has received
a number of new books.
Manager C. M. Walton and family
have returned to Pahaia.
The Hawaiian Stock Exchange has
adjourned for one month.
A Chinese was arrested yesterday for
landing without a permit."
J. T. Waterhoue has a notice re un
paid accounts in this issue.
Cleveland quality keeps the repair
man from getting your money.
K. C. Macfarlane was among those
who left on the Mauna Loa yesterday
The Healanis gave a most enjoyable
dance at their boathouse last evening
v I he Diamond Palace" and "A Kiss
in the Dark" at the Orpheum tonight.
Colonel George Macfarlane will leave
on the City of Peking with his family
Hiram Uingham, Jr., was among the
Moana's big passenger list from this
port.
Fred Philp js in charge of C. It. Col
lins' harness manufacturing depart
ment. The Davey Photo Co. has on sale the
only photographs made of the present
eruption.
J. S. Martin was prevented from leav
ing for the volcano yesterday by stress
of business.
The colored band of the City of Para
will play this afternoon on the Hawaii
an Hotel grounds.
The match shoot between Company
F's team and the police takes place this
afternoon at the butts.
Finest saddle ami harness horses,
neatest livery in the city. See ad. Hon
olulu Stock Yards Co.
W. H. Lewers left for the Mainland
on the CVIoana last jiight.
The Police Court officials, attorneys
and clerks took a jaunt in the patrol
wagon yesterday morning.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21, hold.! spe
cial meeting, with work in secaJl de
gree, this evening at 7:30.
At Central Union Church on Sunday
morning Rev. Mr. Kineaid will sneak
on "The Healing Touch."
On the 1st of August a reception will
be given at the Chinese Consulate in
honor of the Emperor's birthday.
C. T. Gow has sold his interest in the
Orpheum Cafe to Lum Choang, I,um
Chang, Wong Wah and Foo Ha.
There was a large crowd at the
Oceanic dock yesterday afternoon to
witness the departure of the Moana.
- A Japanese sailor of the training
ship Hiyei died yesterday morning and
was burled at Makiki in the afternoon.
Toadies' tailor-made gowns and elab
orate confections. Mme. Le Vanway
and Mrs. McCall, 73 Beretania street.
A meeting of the Housekeepers'
League is called for next Tuesday
morning at the Y. M. C. A. hall at 10
o'clock.
All the "fans" are guessing on the
result of today's baseball game with
the Stars and the Kams up. It is a
toss-up.
The we?k has been begun of renew-j
ing the parts in the telephone building
which were so badly burned some
time ago.
"The Kash" offers a better and larg
er line of clothing than ever before at
prices which must meet the ideas of all
purchasers.
W. M. Buchanan and Donald Ross,
of T. H. Davies & Co., left by the Mo
ana yesterday for a two months' trip
to the Coast.
A special rehearsal of the Amateur
Orchestra will take place next Monday
evening in the Y. M. C. A. hall at 7:45
o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Charles Clark is leaving the
Islands on account of ill health and of
fers handsome bedroom suit, piano,
etc., for sale. See ad.
New lines of lisle and cotton hose,
crash hats, atooI hats, men's and boys'
clothing, at prices to suit you at J.
Lando, Fort street.
On the premises, Fort street, today,
noon, James F. Morgan will sell at
public auction the large building and
shed formerly occupied by H. May &
. Co.
Rev. G. L. Pearson's subjects for to
morrow's services at the Methodist
Church are, for morning. "Impres
sions"; for evening. "Character Build
ing." A dividend is due and payable to the
stockholders of the Inter-Island S. N.
Co. on Monday next. Stock books of
the company will be closed to trans
fers on July 24 and 23.
Rev. J. H. Babbitt of Brattleboro.
Vt., father of Professor Babbitt of
Oahu College, will preach on the topic.
"God with Us," at Central Union
Church Sunday evening.
Imported cows, horses and mules.
imported jack, etc., will be sola at puo
lic auction today, noon, in the yard
rear of the Dowsett estate. Queen
street, by James F. Morgan.
Robert Scott, when spoken to about
the Tivoli season, smiles serenely de
spite the fact that it is said some as
piring promoters declare that no com
pany shall play in Honolulu without
their permission.
The troops on the City of Para
marched out to Waikiki yesterday. The
band Avas along and the colors borne
at San Juan were carried by the Twenty-fourth.
The appearance made by
the soldiers was imposing.
, Kgil
GOING AWAY.
L. B. Kerr, the Queen-street mer
chant, will go away on August ISth
and from now until that drte an
nounces a departure sale at his big dry
goods store, at prices that will make
competition impossible.
LECTURED ON SAMOA
Instructive Talk Hy Lieutenant
SiilTord to Historical Society.
Lieutenant S iu-.r l. - x- lviv-. ctl: -r
r-f the Brutus, l-.-cvir-.-l Lis: Tkiag
before the Historical N-'i:y -it the
r-::dneT of J. B. A! m-rtcn. rlis sub
ject was Samoa, and a- .!- ,'i-d at
length the peon!- an i :"::r -.is:;ins
and their ho:m-. H? U t: ou.hly
qualified to spea!: c:i th-. v::;-t isr.d
his work was Ils'n-'d v. m : i :-! y
by a'l present. Th' br : it-- will be
printed in the future with .v.:.":k given
before the Society. Liu.'
:':r!
has recently been apixiruM by Prsi
dent McKinley deputy -;-v-: m.
Guam.
I'ostmaster-deiieral Oat. .
J. M. Oat, the genial rimastcr
General, left on the Moana. y-.-terday
on a short leav1 of absence. He vill
join Mrs. Oat in California, visiting his
old home in Visalia, besides other Cal
ifornia cities, before returning.
o??y QG0DS e u.
We have bought at a large discount
the entire stock of
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Millinery,
FLOWERS and FEATHERS
Recently imported by Miss Pauline
Dinan, of San Francisco, and Khali of
fer same on
Wednesday
And Following Days
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50c ON THE DOLLAR.
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LIMITED.
THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.
VOLCANOE
Vomiting Stones
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THE ONLY
Photographs
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PHOTOGRAPHIC Co.
LIMITED.
MOTT-SMITH BLOCK.
Corner Fort 3ni Hotel Streets.
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fabrics have beT. r. Ivnr. l
teon per cent.
But our prices , :il ;i.i-iri un
changed. We are off:; in ;i Ktter ami
larger line of clothing tlvls -oa:on than
ever before at prices ih:it t help
but meet with your ai rovr!. Al! y 1 1
win nave to no is to coruo :r.i
vour wants we will -lo tho --.
We are now rea:y i-h-. v v..-;
line of KNOX HATS in ?.;., V:- v,
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Milan straws. These p ?r -;r -
Xassed in styl and riish.
Have a try at o:;;
underwear.
THE KlX
9 Hotel Street
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WE MAKE SHIRTS TO Of.Ei:-v
Telephone No. 07G. No. 9-11. Hotel
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
Kodaks.
All kind.-?, incea unil biz.
We H'll them and tc-acb you
bow to use them.
Films.
Kribh supply always on
haiul
Papers.
A large assortment in stock.
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ARISTO l'LATINO,
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VELOX.
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Suitable for all kinds of negative.-'.
We instruct you to u. a 11 the
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AUSTRALIA:
A Large Invoice of
NEW AHU ELEGANT
COMPIMSIM;:
Elegant Imported Millinery
Dress Findings, Ribbons, Etc., at
ARLINGTON BLOCK.
The hairdrcsMiip: and manicuring dqurtznent U now under the
supervision of Miss Dc I-artiguc, a first cb artiste just from tir
coast.
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