The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 24, 1899, Page 11, Image 11

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THE PACIFICv COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOU'U JULY 24, js;l.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Emmeluth & Co. alvrti-o in anoth
er column for a fi::- lur - plumbor to-day.
Orpheum tonight. . Viirgo Jaeob.-nV r ral.uc exhibit for
latest millinery at Mrs. Hanna's. Omaha went forward by the Moana
Captain L:;ren n :;nl wife .return-. ISI Friday.
od by the CLiudine.
C. U. Makee and wife are in the lity
from the Garden Isle.
Manager A. Hanebrg of Olowalu
plantation is in the city.
Senator G. X. Wilcox and Dr. Gal
hraith are over from Kauai.
Colonel George Macfarlane and fam
ily left on the City of Peking.
Prof. A. 15. Ingalls and wife have
returned from Hawaii and Maui.
Gus Manor has returned to the
Mainland after a few days' stay here.
The movement makes a watch.
Cleveland bearings make a perfect bi
cycle. A Portuguese was arrested Saturday
afternoon for selling liquor without a j
license.
The action ."
Candles in buying
admitting fre a
gime w.is highly
boys in blu? an 1
Corporal Clay. :.r:j
Clay, formerly dr
iut now head b j .-:k-among
the wo-ind-l
the "Relief. Th- ,..
! both his jaws and c;
injury on- sid' is -
i..::-:- J. A. Me-
li privilege of
t i nl iy's baseball j
r: . t r d by the
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:)- vti:r-g--neral
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who arrived by
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SaturdaVs issu ef AUSTIN'S HA
WAIIAN WEEKLY, h.id-.s othr in
teresting matter, contains the first il
lustration of the eruption on Mauna
Loa that has be"-n published. It is a
good number to sen 1 to friends in the
United States, as it will reach them
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Mrs. H. A. Widemann and daughter! "liatl,,:it 1,111 lT"
. ... lished by American papers. Can be
a comim.mti: mm:
OF TliK ADOVK in
the Gaelic.
Heavy teaming from Kilo to the 01aa!slajrsj
sugar planta tion is cutting up the vi -1 '
bought at all the news Hands ami at
the business office, 314 Fort street (up-
eano road
The Housekeepers' League will meet j
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. Sloggett and Mrs. J. F. Hum-'
burg have gone to the Coast, sailing
on the Gaelic.
The band will play at Emma Square
this evening. Two new marches are
on the program.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. 21, F. & A. M., tonight. Work in
the third degree.
Notice the advertisement of A. E.
Murphy & Co., regarding their retiring-from-business
sale.
A strike among Japanese laborers on
the Pepeekeo plantation was narrowly
averted last ;week.
Professor Berger has a well-selected
program for the concert at Lmmx
Square this evening.
W. It. Castle has left the Volcano
House to view the eruption from the
Kona and Kan side.
The trial cf the La u pa hoe-hoe Span
iard accused of poisoning a Japanese
resulted in acquittal. ' N
F. C. Atherton, P. L. Weaver, Will
E. Fisher and F. L. Winter were among
the Kinau's passengers.
City people iand soldiers were much
in evidence at the band concert at Ma
kee Island yesterday afternoon.
"The Diamond Palace" shone bright
ly at the Orpheum Saturday night. The
prevent program is a good one.
If you want to buy or sell either real
estate or sugar stocJks call and consult
Ballentyne & Eaken, Fort street.
Rev. J. H. Babbitt of Brattleboro,
Vermont, occupied the pulpit of the
Central Union church last evening
The regular meeting of the Catholic
Benevolent Union will take place at
pie Mission tonight at 7:30 o'clock. (
George E. Boardman has returned
from Yokohama, whither he went in
' the interests of Japanese immigration.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth made
one of his raids Saturday night and
arrested twenty Chinese for gambling.
Florence Towse, daughter of Ed
Towse, returned by the Kinau yester
day morning after a few weeks' visit
on Hawaii.
Quite a crowd of young folks from
the city made the (ascent of Tantalus
vesterdav in hones of catching a
irlimnse of the volcano.
Chester A. Doyle has resigned his!
position with the Police Department
and will hereafter attend entirely to in
terpreting in the courts.
Eighteen head of young mules, large
and sound, have just been received by
the Honolulu Stock Yards Co., corner
of Queen and Alakea streets.
The band of the 24th Regiment, on
:the City of Para, gave a concert Sai
urdnv nicht at the Hotel. It was en
joyed by a large crowd of people.
The Mac Hurdle dress skirt retainer
absolutely prevents the bosom from
bulging and presenting an unsightly
appearance. Mclnerny has them.
Housekeeping rooms, furnished or
unfurnished; also furnished, to let with
board. Apply at the Temperance Ho
tel, Nutianu street, near Vineyard.
Wise of the Kams proved to be the
bright, particular star of the day while
at the bat in Saturday's baseball
game. His stick-work was a feature.
The Pacific Import Co., Fort street,
are offering special bargains this week
in bedspreads, lawns, etc. See adver
tisement for prices on page S today. x
Williams College has lately conferred
vthe honorary degree of blaster of Arts
on D. H. Hitchcock of Hilo. a member
of the '-Garfield Class' which graduated
in 1SG6
Robert L. Scott states that the sale
of season tickets for the Tivoli com
pany engagement will open at Berg
strom's music store next Wednesday
morning.
The Hilo Herald says the sulphur
Black and Tan and Patent Leather
Gentletrcn, Vole to your vtelfiut m il X A MINK cur tocfc.
MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO.
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Merchants and Commission Agents,
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PAINTS AND OILS.
(Kill PLANTATION SDPrW
A fine assortment of Kitchen Furnishings.
GRAY AGATE WARE a Sptdaio
a.sirvuL Street.
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We have hough t at a large discount
the entire stock cf
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED
, Millinery,
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FLOWERS and FEATHERS
Recently imported by Miss Pauline
Dinan, of San Francisco, and shall of
fer same on
Wednesday
And following Days
AT ABOUT
50c ON THE DOLLAR.
rYerybocly ir interested in
PHOTOGRAPHY.
Kodaks.
All kinds, prices anil .iz.
We tell them and teach you
how to use them.
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A large aBsortment in stock.
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tiie people s providers.
VOLCANOES
Vomiting Stones
ARISTO PLATINO,
BROMIDE,
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VELOX
We hf ve in six kind?.
Suitable for all kinds of negatives.
UPON
We instruct you to u?e nil the
above, FOR THE ASKING.
THE ONLY
Photographs
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COR. K1HG & FORT STS.
Dry Goods Co
Fort Street.
Arc showing a new line of
Purses,
Side Combs,
Ribbons,
Veilings,
Belts
and Belt Buckles s
at very low prices.
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Wo a iv clo.it inir tnr ontiro tiMk f
TURKISH TOWELS
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Anri a complete lice of
Gents'
Furnishings!
EX AUSTRALIA:
A Large Invoice of
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COMPANY.
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Elegant Imported Millinery
Dress Findings, Ribbons, Etc., at
SS C(0LLE.AI?
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ARLINGTON BLOCK.
HOTEL STREET.
and see what you need before starting for
tne crater.
I SWEATER
I AND LEGGINS
PHOTOGRAPHIC Co.
LIMITED.
MOTT-SMITH BLOCK.
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.
ft is il im we
Apin at Pficesol itie PosL"
TENTS
I All grades of vollms ami worst
hanks at the center wf Kilauea are,
. : r. : o nrint noir flip llDtpl. The.!
volume steam is iucreasins all the, fabrics have ,,lv,r,, ,l five .c iif-
timft and the heat is growing more in-, teen per cent.
But our prkes will remain un
changed. We are offeiing a better and
tense.
Three stray horses, which have been
; vii'initv nf i
wanuering a uuu. " " larger line of Nothing this season than
HoiiKins nwiun uii iv.c.t.
for the past thirty-six hours, are com
mended to the attention of the pound
master. Gus Schuman, Fort street, received
ex. W. H. Dimoncl, a large lot oi suuns
voung mules, all in perfect condition.
Mr. Schuman offers these mules at an
ever before at prices that can't help
but meet with your approval. All you
will have to do is to tome and tell us
your wants we will do the rst.
We are now ready to thow you a line
line of KNOX HATS in Mackinaw and
We keep the Most Complete ani Best Assorted Line in the city.
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0 vend their limits. Get a tent
and he indej e ndent of thctn,
C ::r.d make the trh to the out-
bicak in comfort, and at the 5ame time have a genuine outing.
0 BXT A FEW MORE LEFT.
S Be in comfort on board the steamers and buy
S A Reclinins: Steamer Chair.
1 Fire Arms and Ammunition
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Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.
0 312 FORT STREET.
'passed in style and finish,
i Have a trv at cr:r Dcimel. linn-niesh
extraordinary low figure, as he has a Ionian straw. Thee goods are unsiir-
still larger shipment in transit.
vhi Hilo Tribune says: The joint.
little finsrpr. ninned from in
hand of Mr. McStocker by a pet fox ' underwear
terrier, has been planted in the rich
Olaa soil at Mountain v iew an-i i raa
ddly growing into a well developed arm..
Tlie various vapors thrown up from
the bowels of the earth by volcanic
eruptions are very injurious to the del
icate films and plates used in photog
Mnhv. See what The Le Munyon
Photo-Supply Co. has to say about it!
on page .
9 Hotel Street
: Waverley Block.
VE MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDE..
j Telephone No. 070. No. 9-11, Hotel St.
JUST ARRIVED
A ne.v line of JEWELRY con
sisting of WatchfS, Chain Bracelets, Pins, Button?,
Also very l.andsonv; EMBROIDERY Cushi-m
Covers, DAINTY CENTER PIECES, DOYLIES.
and many other SILK GOODS a; reasonable Prices.
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Hotel
Street-
portors csr-ic3
Robinson Block.
The liairilrcsin a:il imnicuriti lqvirtnu-i;t is nmv under the
risio:i of Miss Dc l.arti;rne, a tirt c!.i artiste just froni Use
suicrvi$io:i
coaft.
AND
Gen Your
Momey's Worttlh.
ThatV what vou ct licie vcrv time ;ml often
more.
TJii.? opening v.irk cnril L-t inoic tli.in Vii i:
MonkvV Wokth" iu all -ort f
HOT WEATHER CLOTHING
TOR MLN AM) noxs.
Gents Furnishing Goods, Mats and Caps.
PITZER.
in ti:i. sti:i:i:t ni:ai: toi:t.