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"A Place
For Every tiling"
18 even more essential in the office
than at home. Business men occa
sionally suffer heavy pecuniary losses
because of an important paper mis
laid. This can be guarded against by
providing yourself with one of our
new roller-top desks, with the latest,
up-to-date time-saving devices and
conveniences. A large assortment of
flat-top, roll-top and standing desks,
book-cases, press stands, letter files,
document files, chairs, stool3, etc., haB
Just been received ex "Mohican." All
etyles and prices.
a
a
inwt
OFFICE. QUEEN STREET.
Telephone 313.
Castle & Cooke,
LIMITED.
iFE ano FIRE
AGENTS FOR
New OlOOQ MlllUlil lilg iDSUfQllCg to
OF BOSTON.!
Mo fiie Ensmonce Goniooni
OF HARTFORD.
CASTLE & COOKE, U6
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS
-AGENTS FOR-
The Ewa Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis,
Mo.
The Standard Oil Co.
The George F. Blake Steam rumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In
surance Co., of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co., of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co., of Bos
ton. FOR SALE.
THE COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
COTTAGE off Beretania St., between
Miller and Punchbowl Street, and now
occupied by James Nott, Jr., partly
mosquito proof. A bargain for the
right party.
Apply at
P. E. R. STRAUCH.
Real Estate Broker
LINCOLN BLOCK,
639 King Street. Telephone 64L
Boxing Taught
-BY
OfO
Champion light weight of Australia,
at Long Branch, Waikiki.
Terms reasonable. Given on appli
cation. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN.
I?
-
MANY CHOICE VIEWS OF THE
funeral procession of the Queen Dow
ager. Single pictures or complete sets
cheap. A few Kauilani and Kapiolani
buttons stilJ in stock.
OO
LICHTIG, Fotografer,
606 Fort Street.
Above Dewey Restaurant.
f We nave the most com
I Y plete line of
L r
CLEVELANDS
ever shown here. $40 to
The Sao kind is the
equal of any other make at
ANY PRICE.
INSTALLMENTS $10 PER
MONTH.
Only the highest grade of RED RUB-
BER is used in tne oiumys xuauc j
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
ii
PROKION
nAiim fT
HHU
I II 11 nHtA fin
mg&f nuiiuiuiu um uu.
"S 209 Hotel Street.
WJWlTrT. " 11 llllllllllll ItflHU II
i iflfiiiiiiiitii 111 if ii fii
THE
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a a
a
a
lr:c.j- t HOPP'6.
In
Solid
Mahogany
n
a
s
n
D
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D
a
We have just opentl
up the rnoat elegant line of.
Parlor Furniture seen here.
Every tiling in Solid Mahog
any. Cabinets
Whatnots.
That are just the
the articles you have waited
so long for to complete the
artistic effect of your parlor.
Chairs
a:sd
Tables.
Dainty and ele-
a
n
u
a
a
a
a
gant,.yet withal, strong anil Q " -'r.-cnt contest through supe
QPrvivIol.lo O b ;11-aroi:i!l playing. That is the
serviceable,
IS
nr i . . t
mis lis iiu everyiuiy ?ejec
tion and we anticipate a fl
speedy clearance. t ?
A few nice
CHILD'S SWINGS.
PP k CO
1 '
f a
t
a
Leading Fnrnitoe Dealers
KING & BETHEL ST.
DDODCSB'fiDnDDDDDDDD
THL
NEW ENGLAND
BAKERY and
CANDY CO.
Manufacture a full line of Bread,
American and German. Schwartzbrod
mit kumel, milk brod and twist with
mohnsamen, French Splits, Whole
Wheat, Graham, Hot Buns, Snails, Jen
ny Linds,
Also the most complete and extensive
line of CAKE in the city.
Jelly Rolls, Angel Food, Wine. Cit
ron, Walnut, Sponge and Marble Cake.
Lauy Fingers, dip Cakes. Almond,
Macaroons; all kinds of cookies, Iresn ;
every day.
WEDDING CAKES from $3 upwards.
Delicious highly frozen Ice Cream
and Sherbets, any flavor.
French Cream Bonbons and Choco-
late Cream Drops our own make
packed in elegant boxes from fl.CO
wards.
J. OSWALD LOTTED.
Manager.
TO OUR
It Vs
-OO
-Have you tried any of those
-CHOCOLATE or COCOANUT
-(fresh) cakes from the German
-Bakery?1 They are only 5 and
-50c each and pronounced delic
ious by these "who have tried
-them. Order one for ycur Sun--day
dinner. We also have a
-sponge cake which we sell for
-the moderate sum of five cents
-each.
-THE GERMAN BAKERY,
833 Fort Street.,
-Headquarters for genuine ginger
-snaps, sugar cookies, etc.
-Telephone C77. ,
The Silent Barter Shop
Ladies' Boot-Black Stand
In rear of shop.
JOSEPH FERNANDEZ, Propr
Arlington Hotel, Hotel Street.
IIS
PR
I II I IIU
EAT
miiuii!i 3 mmu un.
ASK YOUR GPOCER FOP IT
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, JULY
STARS AND KflMS
i
Speculation as to the 'go
Pennant.
Both N nes Confident and the Pro
spect of an Exciting Gamo
Most Excellent.
The Stars ar.d Kanis e a h n:hr
tomorrow afternoon on tin liam nl
in the final M niggle for th 1ki.- -1.U
pennant and championship of al
though according to tin schedule ih
Artillery v.ps to be one of the contest
ing teams in tomorrow's contest. How
ever, tin soldiers will no; tiuuro in the
game, as Battery I will lie bu.-ily en
gaged in moving from the stone bar
racks out to WalkikI, and the other
batteries will M-o I e busy. Their game
is theiefi-ie postponed. This means
that it will never bo played, as the
champion; hip bangs upon the out
come ..f tomorrow's game. The Artil
lery team Pi's little to hope for any
how, it Is a foregone conclusion
that tlcy would be beaten.
The remit of the game tomorrow i.
difficult to fun-enst. The first game of
the. eiis vent to the Kanis tii-oiiuh
tlieir having had more practice. The
Stars took the next two, one of which
v;e; tl'n Fourth of July game and
which belonged to the Kanis almost
up to the l.i inning. In last Sunr
il ay':; ai ,e tin college hoys won out
s;i:,s r vn up to date.
Tomorrow all calculations may be
ups-t and one team win in a walk.
This ibe rot seem probable, howev
er, ar,d a rTose score witli few errors
will li;ol; bo the order of the day.
The Ft air, ;.ie desperate finishers and
pby the gai.u until tho last man is
out. They ore ham 'capped slightly by
having If n com relied to chtiue their
line-up lately. The Kams should show
su-.rfor Uuu work and all-around
play. Thy get nervous easily and
arc liKc'.y t. go to pieces at critical
moment;-. The batteries are venly
tnatcbetl.
A i loan gamo and a close s.-ore
:'hou?d mark the final contest of th
season.
SCAXI)A1)US MUTILATION.
The following are a few extracts
from a poem butchered by a nearsight
ed compositor:
Manuscript "Surcease of sorrows."
In Print "Smearcase tomorrow."
Manuscript Lying by a weeping wil
low, underneath a gentle slope.
In Print Lying to a weeping widow
to induce her to clore.
The I. C. & M. Co., on Fort street,
have just received a large shipment of
descent bicycles. They will be sold
considerably cheaper than the SterMng.
Manuscript -Cast thy pearls before
the swine, and lose them in the dirt.
. In Print Cart they pills before the
sunrise, an love them If thev hurt.
TIio 1 C. & M. Co. will sell yon a
lioh-srafle Ptorllng bicycle for jfCO.On.
on t:mall weekly or monthly lntall
inonts. Manuscript Take awav the jingling
n.cncy; it Is only glittering dross,
jn Print Take away the tingling
jhoi-cy; put some flies in for the boss.
The i c & 31. Co. hive just re
reied a .- :--t variety of Winchester
riiles and a fich stock of ammunition.
Manuscript I am voary of Uu to.s
in;: of the ocean as it heaves.
In Print I am . wearing out my
up-ttiousers till they're open at the knees.
The I'. C. M. Co. have a new lot of
l.i yels t rent by the tlay, week or
month r.t c-ry reasonable rates.
nP.n.'T HiiiT.MN'S KXPKNI)ITl"lti:
IX TUB SOIJDAX.
Ati turn .-hov;Ir.s (o far as posbible)
rJl orci't-nditure chargetl in oni? year
en the puhTiV revenue of the I'nited
Kin;;iloiu in .niiection with military
operation:; in the Soudan since Janu-
ary, is:-n, ha ! en issued, as follows:
... ,r
j iii.Miv.-u 1 1 .ir. ixpenuiiurr.
i.?.-s4 c c;v".;7
, 18X4-Sr 2.G82..V
ISr-S'. t .01!
10C-Ii7 T.f"l'
A i.nte api t-iided to the return ex
plains that part of the expenditure con
nect with the- expedition to Khar
toum, which was incurred in lS'.7-
and IS'V-, was met in the firi in
stam.' out of Imperial funds: hut thi.
uin, amounting to .11215.000. was sub
sequently lepaid by the government f
Egypt, (N.".v Zealand Herald.)
AX
EPIDEMIC OF DIARRHOEA.!1- w w
Mr. A. Panders, writing from Cocoa-!
nut Grove, Fla.p eays there h.s Leon !
quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there.
He had a severe attack and was cured
by four doses of Chamberlalns Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He
says lie also recommended it to "oth
ers and they say it is the best medi
cine they ever used. For sale by all
dealers. JVnson. Smith & Co.. Ltd..
! agents for II. I.
to be drank
with soda
a highball
whiskey
Crown Distilleries Co.
San Francisco
ALL KINDS OF
Apples,
Cherries,
Plums,
Peaches,
Muscat Grapes
Oranges,
Limesnd Lemons
Eastern Oysters,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
E. HENRIQUES, '
MASONIC TEMPLE.!
Telephone 4 i f.
T ARRIVE:
L. America Mciru.
KHMSO'tf SI1K
BID-SPEHDS.
TABLE COVERS. GRASS.
CLOTH CENTRE PIECES
These are of very dain
ty patterns.
Also, a new line of
Pajamas, Keckties,
Suspenders,
Handkerchiefs.
Some Hew Goods to
arrive scon!
v.
0- ;
'joss.'
w
Murata & Co.!
HOTEL ST., COR. HOUAHU.
0-0-0
Branch Hat Store, Nuuanu St
FOR SftLE.
Two Ixts at Kallhl. on tnnlu mad.;
00x102 each. A bargain.
Two Lots at Kallhl. TCxlO i.icb. A
bargain. Kasy terms.
I-ot on Young atrwJ. thU of
Thomas Square. C2xlG3. Flno location
to build.
Iteyldence at WalkikI on the bach.
Good location and bathing.
TO LET.
Unfurnished cottauf 0:1 Liliha street.
Unfurnished house of four bed room
on beach at WalkikI.
Uufurnlshrd cottr.u' at Pa'waa. King!
street. Apply to
WILLI A m SAV1DGE,
310 Fort Street.
HONOLULU WON VORKS CO.
Steam EnK'nos.
EOILKRS. SUGAR MILLS. COOLERS.
BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS.
And machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to shin's blacksmlthlng. Job
wcrk executed on the shortes: notice!
NOVELTIES
for dinner giving nnd for
luncheons and for entertaining
may be had here constantly.
I PWI X- m rirnri.r;'
I
Ill FORT STREET.
I Tele phone 2 10. : : P. O. P.os 207.1
J. MORGAN.
Opal Mi.iu hant
j i:vj:l
ANI L.N PI DALY
OPAL CL'TTlNi; A SPMCIALTV.
No. 2 School St.. Near Smith's Drldge.
2. 1S3D.
THE
-SAY Til AT
AND
icrobes
Have small chances when
PURE WATER is provided!
THIS IS THE !
SEASON
When crinkio.r water
needs to be runfied.
You can Ret the most pei -
feet
AND
From
At their
Fort Street Store
And at their
HI dill) U
On Bethel Street
New Shipment
SILK GOODS.
ALSO
ikAfa : Cloth, : Handekbcjuei,
Doylxk?, : Tahli: : Covers.
3ILS SHIRTS, SILK PAJ1U1S, ETC
Handsome Carpets for Halle and
Stairs.
JAPANESE RUGS. VERY PRETTY
PATTERNS.
A large Flock on hand to select
from, at price th-it will furpriw-
fOD.
i s- OZAKfl,
I V1VERLET BLOCK HOTEL ST3EET
IT IS CHEAPER
to nay a fair pric in have
your wntch rrjvairfl by ....
iT EXPERT UiTCenilER
than to rUk having it ruinM
In ordr to save a fv rnl.
Al. R. COUNTER,
Practical Watchmaker
007 Port St.
C,ii- phonal attention to repairing
!frp an'1 f"p"ici tch.
LOWEST PRICES
CONSISTENT WITH
GOOD WORKHANSHIP.
GITY 11ILL CO., LTD.
II
'quchn & ki:kaulikh STRi:irrs.
(Eta FMc of OM Kth MirLcLl
i LVg to announce t!..u t;.y arr lot
prepared to undertaL all LrafcrLes of
the above Luslnes.
Work tm'rrlnl-fn !.r t .1,-
Malaria
1
Water Filters
Coo
I
in
iiiin;
CIS
4 - y v tsj
J 0!licc: Nuuanu avenue, above Dere
contract; estimates furnished. Itanla. tziZ
r
l
Haye You Seen
The Kiiarj Motion
ami Ufarin
Wheeler
AND
Wilson
SewingMachines?
If no: I: irr your loicretu to
F. L. Prescott's
KoitT stiu:i:t.
A l;3k nill convince jou ltl titj.
p lh !a?"1 a"i!"
tbrr Uzatt the ra!sc of aay olitr.
ARCOU LOOKING TOR
Stocks or Bonds,
Investments or Loans,
Offices or Pire Insurance.
Safe Deposit Boxes or,
A COMPANY i:-sw&t2!
HHU! an! Arrr.3t, lo rt
a TitrsTi:i irxix-iToru
AliMINISTItATOIK t.r nrAll-
!i.N?
If jo. ral on
III? HOWOUOa TlBSl 8 Wceal CO.
CEO. R. CAFiTlB.Trclsartf.
47 fort Str:. Hoao:oJ:i.
I
Unicle
Sam's
Cafe.
512
Fort
Street
Ora fro 31 Z . ra. to 12 p. a.
Cxcclleoi menu at all ceil.
nrti-claji rreoca etcf esj?:cje-4.
All the delicacies of the en?a.
Ham or Uzz Sacdvlches ith Cof
f. Tea or Miik 13 craU.
Look Wo Sipg Co.
A LARGE ASSORTOEKT OF
Ullll CUFF CUIIB.
In Numerou rVklgn.
Abo a handiomr fliiplay of
LADIES' ASP CERTS' EK3S.
JEWELRY
Of all Vied made to order.
I ART4-
MX ro&T OT
JEWELER.
ALMS & BALDWIN
Sugar Factors
AND
Commission Uerchants"
JUDD BUILDING.
E IK CO.. US
121 ben SireeL
CARIUAui: AND VAGON 2SU2LDCRS
K.m.ER TIRES ANE ROLLER
BEARING AXLE3.
HAWAII 5HINPO SHA
IE FIOMIR JAFANL5E FBIMIKC OFHCL
Tho p-.idl!jcri cf "Ha.iii .SJnpo.
Tl." only dally Japanf papr pub
llhl in lh I:acd.
rOITOJ TAKAIUSIII.
murriLIUH t. MlUiAWA.
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