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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: 1IOXOLULU. SEPTEMBER 19, 1899.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.
An ideal soda whiskey -C. I). C.
Kxquisite millinery at Mrs. Hanna's.
There will be regimental drill am
parade tonight.
Llevelands cost a little more
oiners, but are worth double.
. uiutnuiuhw iueri itaas has re
turned from a flying trip to the Coast.
Sales were reported yesterday oi
1,247 shares of Olaa assessable stock
LOCAL BREVITIES.
than
Fifty shares of Pioneer Mill Co.
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v-n? hdiu yesiertiay at $z.j) per
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1,1 o mii u hi ij. tiuiieziranu s oince is
located at 512 Keretani.a street, near
Alapai.
Mrs. E. D. Tenney and children re
turned from the Mainland on the Nip
pon Aiaru.
The First Regiment will
this evening at 7 o'clock for
al drill and parade.
I he Interior Department calls for
tenders for the construction of road
Puakea to Mahukona.
. xx. iviuegei win not get away on
the Claudine today, but expects to go
upon the Kinau next Monday.
borne people are afraid that the Isl
ands are about to bo inflicted with a
bad case of yellow journalism.
The best of everything in the way of
eatables is to be had at the Home Bak
ery Cafe, a la carte or table d'hote.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. 21, F. & A. M., tonight at 7:30
o'clock; work in the third degree
During the absence of F. L. Miner
from the Hawaiian Islands, Cecil
Brown will act under full power of at
torney.
lAt the St. Andrew's fair a novelty
will be the Fijian table, at which will
be displayed for sale -articles recently
brought from those islands.
Mrs. Gunn s dancing class will meet
Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Prog
ress hall. The Quintette Club will
furnish music for the occasion.
Dr. George Herbert, Mrs. Herbert
and family and Mrs. H. G. Noonan
have returned from a sojourn at the
Mainland lasting several weeks. "
Henry St. Goar, partner of Ed. Pol
litz in the stock-buying business, is at
the Hawaiian with his wife, having ar
rived on the Nippon Maru yesterday.
Representatives of the two railroad
companies on Hawaii are to have a
conference with the" Executive this
morning on terminal privileges at Hi
lo. Charles S. Desky returned from the
Mainland yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Desky and their daughter, who
have been away from the Islands for
over a year.
A special meeting of the Hawaian
Fertilizer Co. will be held tomorrow
(Wednesday) morning at 9:30 in the
office of the Hawaiian Trust & Invest
ment Co., Ltd.
L. B. Nutting. Hawaiian representa
tive of Henry B. Worthington, leaves
for New York on the America Maru
for a flying trip, expecting to be back
here in four weeks. y
J. Fy Morgan will, on Wednesday at
10 a. m., sell at auction at the Oceanic
wharf the surplus stores of the S. S.
Victoria. See tomorrow's issue of this
paper for complete list.
Members of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K.
of P., are requested to meet at Castle
hall, Fort street, today at 1 p. m. for
the purpose of attending the funeral
of their late brother, J. C. Strow.
J. F. Morgan will sell various delin
quent shares of stock in tne Karaal()
Sugar Co., Ltd., on Saturday, uctooer
14, at noon, unless the assessment,
with interest, is paid before that date.
The Executive Council yesterday au
thorized the Minister of the Interior
to expend $100,000 out of' the appro
priation from the Loan Appropriation
Bill, $50,000 for the Honolulu sewers
and$oO,uoo for harbor improvements.
WT T A fonrvilo lo-iwne fnr Son Prnn
cisco today on the America Maru.K
where he will join his mother, who is
in feeblef health. They will leave
shortly after for an extended trip
through Europe.
' Chas. Castendyk has just returned
from Germany, where he has been
visiting for the past six months. He
leaves in a few days for Kailua plan
tation, Hawaii, to resume his work
there as bookkeeper.
J. F. Morgan will sell at auction, un
der instructions from the treasurer of
the Kamalo Sugar Co., Ltd., 7,14S
shares of delinquent stock in the above
company, unless the assessment, with
interest, is paid before Saturday, 23d
inst., at noon, the time of sale.
Members of Lodge le Progres de
l'Oceanie will meet at Masonic Temple
this afternoon at 1:30 for the purpose
of attending the funeral of their late
brother Julius C. Strow. Members of
Hawaiian lodge and Pacific lodge and
all sojourning brethren are invited to
attend.
The fair and luau in connection with
the sewing society of St. Andrew's Ca
thedral, to be held in the Cathedral
grounds on Saturday, 30th inst., prom
ises to be the most successful of the
many enjoyable affairs of its kind. The
Emereld Quintette Club win be in at
tendance. Deputy Marshal Chillingworth has
seized the schooner Noma on the com
plaint of James W. Percival in ad
miralty in an action on a bottomry
bond and gives notice to all persons
interested to appear before Judge Per
ry on September 28th to show cause
why the prayer of the libel should not
be granted.
Advertising, truthful advertising,
pays. This was amply evidenced by
the crowds that yesterday thronged the
store of Whitney & Marsh, Ltd., Fort
street, successors to J. J. Egan. The
company is selling off the stock pur
chased from Mr. Egan in order to place
an entirely new stock which has alrea
dy arrived from Eastern markets.
Over 40.000 copies of "David Harum"
were sold during July.
Hon. S. M. Damon had apartments
at the Occidental HoteL San Francis
co, on the 11th.
A meeting of the W. C. T. U. will
be held in the parlors of Central Union
Church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
A lady's white linen handkerchief
was lost in the Hawaiian Hotel yard
last night. Return to Haalelea lawn
and receive a suitable reward.
Late San Francisco stock quotations
are: Hana. 15'; Hawaiian Commer
cial. :; Hutchinson. 32; Kilauea.
31; Makaweli. 51; Onome;t. 30; Pa
auhau, 39.
A white man was knocked flown by
a Nuuanu streetcar near Love's bakery
about S o'clock yesterday anil injured
about the head. He was taken to the
Queen's Hospital.
William Edward Trailor Neumann,
known here as "Ned," has been admit
ted to the United States Naval Acad
emy at Annapolis. He is a son of Hon.
and Mrs. Paul Neumann.
Castle & Cooke received yesterday
Uy the Nippon Maru the following ad
vices in regard to the sugar market:
Centrifugals declined to 4c; sale on
sen inst., tons, to arrive, at 4K
which is the closing: basis..
An Oakland. California, dispatch of
September 11th says: James Austin
Wilder of Honolulu, brother of Mrs.
Helen Wilder-craft, secured a license
today to wed Miss Sarah Wright Harn
dea, a charming and estimable young
itiiij- ui .idiucua. .wr. w iiuer s age is
given as z years and over, while the
bride-to-be has just passed her
eighteenth summer.
Tun-of- Wur.
ui iu leaiures or me uenent to
"Jim" Post will be a tug-of-war. The
lonowing team has issued a challenge
to all-comers: David Naole. captain;
Peter Rodrigues, Charley Silver, Ki-
, ,lullul,, .ti m iiiii liiius. 1 Ills
challenge has been already taken up
by a team composed as follows:
Fern, captain; Joe Morse, anchor;
lunauma, Solomon, Heua, Kewe
Mauna.
Joe
Police Court tenis.
Out of the eighty arrests made Sat
urday and Sunday nominal fines were
imposed by Judge Wilcox on twenty-
seven of those brougnt to trial and
found guilty. Two natives, Kaiarae
and Koaione. were sentenced to snort
imprisonments, the former on a charge
of obstructing justice and the latter
for drunkenness.
The case of Harvey Chase, who is
charged with selling liquor without a
license, was postponed until todav.
NEW BILL
TER tonight.
at ORPHEUM THE A-
San Francisco's Leading
1'IUUIMCS
IS NOW ESTABLISHED AT
MILLINERY SLAUGHTERED.
VI KERR'S ALTERATION SALE
for one week. Everything in this de
partment will be sold at prices that
will amaze customers; $2 Sailors, $1.60;
$1 50 Trimmed Hats, 75 cents. Remem
ber the sale lasts for one week only.
Madam
Leovnie
Knower
ONE OF-
li o. Sitis Dry yoods Go.
LIMITED
And Will Guarantee
PERFECT STYLE
AND FIT
Ladies Desiring Up-to-Date Cos
tumes Will do Well to Call Upon Her.
If. I tt hi 600IIS CO.
LIMITED.
THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.
Hair
Manicuring
Next to Y. M. C. A., Hotel St.
SIT Orders taken for Em
broidery and Point Lace, and
Lessons given at regular terms.
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MISS A. De LARTIGUE.
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Worcester, Mass.
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Extra Quality. Calf Vamr.
LeatrerTLincd Fuller Heel.
Positively
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SOLK AGEMS.
Headache.
ALMOST every sort of headache
will yield to Head-Ease, by simply
taking the powders as directed. One
powder will probably stop a headache,
but take another in half an hour, if
relief does not come.
Head-Ease is a safe and harmless
remedy. Usually the most injurious
compounds are made for stopping
headaches. Most people are more
fearful of the after effects than the
headache and are quite willing to suf
fer the pain.
We have yet to hear of a case
where Head-Ease has failed to stop
a headache.
We have many kind words for
Head-Ease from those who have been
relieved of pain by its use. It is a
common-sense remedy. It acts di
rectly on the nerves and organs which
control and regulate the circulation of
the blood. It immediately relieves
the congestion in the vessels of the
brain which is the cause of headache.
To any one subject to severe, rack
ing headaches, it is worth $1,000 per
dose, but it costs only 25 cents per box
of 12 powders 1 to a dose.
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LIMITED.
Successors to
I. J. EAN
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Closing Sale
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Theo. H. Da vies & Co
LIMITED
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Merchants and Commission Agents,
Beg to call the attention of the tiat
to their complete line of
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Our stuck embraces a very huge line of assorted styles,
are made only of the very best steel manufactured, are Crocus
finished, and are FULLY WARRANTED.
Call in and look over our stock.
SlOur 25c Knife is the best bargain on the market.
PEARSON & POTTER CO., LTD.
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:M2 FORT ST.
JUST RECEIVED:
A L.A1JG.E LN VOICE OF
Yamatoya Shirts,
PAJAMAS (in Silk, Wool and Cotton,) GRASS CLOTH,
CENTRE PIECES, DOYLIES, SILK GCODS, Etc., STYLISH GOLF SHIRTS.
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Special IRedmictioini Salle
THUS WEEK off
Colored Lawns and Dimities,
Reduced from 40c to ; and 7 yards for $1.
Fine French Organdie Patterns,
Formerly $G.0l, now $3.00 pattern.
All Silk French Windsor-ties,
Reduced from $1.25 to 50 cents.
Reduced from 75 cents to 25 cents.
Linen Lap Robes, Extra Value,
$1.00 each.
Japanese Rugs Large Size,
For Halls, Bedrooms, etc., $2.00 each.
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To the Ladies of Honolulu.
Owing to the non-arrival of
FALL MILLINERY
expected on the S. S. Alameda, Miss Killean is compelled
to postpone her Grand Opening. From advices received
by the steamer Miss Killean has secured a most exquisite
selection of Choice Millinery for her disp ay opening, of
which, due notice will be given.
Miss ffl. E. Killean
ARLINGTON BLOCK.
HOTEL STREET.
THE
J. S.
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'Every GARMENT in this establishment
has been reduced
This is the opportunity you've been looking for.
We are satisfied with our Midsummer business, and
it doesn't bother us in the lesst to see the entire
stock go now at prices that'll make your hair stand
on end
HOR j
When such values as these exist it's hardly
necessary to say a word more It's conclusive in itsel
PITZER
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT.
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