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THE PACIFIC; COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HoNOLUH. OOTollKR II
n
LOCAL BREVITIES.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.
Architect Traphagen is borne again.
Manager Antonc Cropp has returned
in Koloa.
Senator W. EL Rice left again for
Kauai last night.
Senator H. P. Baldwin came over OB
t he Kinau yesterday.
Judge EL W. Barnard and family of
South Hilo are in the city.
The Wm. Irwin brought down
-even passengers this trip.
Dr. McMillan and Lindsay ai : i v 'i
On the Manna Loa yesterday.
W. H. Gornwell was among the ar
rivals from the other Islands y ester-
day.
Will E. Fisher. th- real estate man,
is home after a short visit to wind
ward. Passengers by the Mauna Loa report
considerable smoke issuing from tie
volcano.
Cleveland hall and roll bearings
run one-third lighter than all ball
bearings.
The marriage of Emmett May to
Miss Rose Roth will take place tomor
row evening.
There are men for every business
and plenty of food to eat at The Home
Bakery Cafe.
Mrs. W. 3. Lowrie and son feft for
Kahului yesterday and Mrs. B. 1 lane
berg for Lanaina.
Mr. and Mr?. J. B. Castle leave this
week on the Moana tor an extended
visit in the States.
mnia ti t ft U 1 1 ( i 1 1 P IS (if tile Ka -
malo Sugar Company appears else
where in this issue.
Whitney & Marsh. Ltd., quote a few
additional bargains in their announce
ment on page 2 today.
Try Wilder's Powders; they will cure
your horse's cough. C. U. Collins
keeps a supply on hand.
A gold-filled watch, with guard at
tached, has lx'en lost. Reward if re
turned to Advertiser office.
The Hawaiian Gazette Company is
having awnings placed on all windows
on the King street frontage.
Colonel Sam Parker expects to leave
on Friday to visit his friend. Senator
C. B. Clark, at Washington.
To make your hens lay, destroy the
lice and mites that trouble them. The
Zucker Medico! Egg will do this.
P. H. Helm, manager of Pearson &
Potter Co., has been ill and unable to
lw :it the store for a day or two.
Mr. A. Marques, head of the Theo
sophical Society here, leaves on the
Mariposa today for Sydney, N. S. W.
.las. F. Morgan will sell 7,023 shares
of delinquent Kamalo sugar stock at
auction today noon at his salesrooms.
The band of the Thirty-second Reg
iment gave a first-class concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Attorney General E. P. Dole,'
Palmer Woods and Will E Fisher were
among arrivals on the Kinau yesterday.
From the arrangements made. for thn
rapid coaling of the Mariposa it is not
likely she will be in port over six
hours.
meeting of Mystic
be held this Wednes
:30 o'clock. Work in
Fxquisite styles at Mrs. Manna's.
One of the end walls of th Haw..:: .
Fertilising Company's warehouse
Iwilei fell yesterday.
The Mariposa, due this morning,
should bring the result of the firs' I .t
in the international yacht contest.
It. H. Muddox. who has ui: re
ercd from a severe attack of malar
fever, left on the steamer m i nl yeat
day for a few weeks' outing
Military Band Concert
The band of the Thirty-secon 1 hi
fan try rendered the following con
in first-class style at the Hawaiian :
tel grounds yesterday afternoon:
March "Margery" Danh
Gavotte La Viastesa" v.
American Fantasia "Gems of Ste
phen and FosteV" Ton
Waltz "Danube Waves"
Ivanov:
Cornet Solo "Annie Laurie1 .. Scoi
March "Priests' War" .. Mendelssoh
Cakewalk "Whistling Rufus"
Kerry Ml.
Selection "Operatic Airs"
Offer. ba
"Dance of the Bobolinks' Pen
Ragtime "Georgia Campmeeting"
Dixie" and "The Star-Spangled
Banner."
The Bunion ShoeTh
MM)! 15 1
HEYWO0O.
Merchants and Commiioo Agems,
Beg to call the tttention ot the Hi
to their complete lint- ol
The ' l ii ii i n s)mm is onU ihoc in ii
world thai will tit (he foot with a hmto cm an
enlarged joint.
Plenty f room for enlnrsed joint. rlonHi lit
tins' elsewhere. This dMM.Tibi,. in a fw tl.
hoe mnde on the Bunion Last.
16:
Eittn
v'rrif
Nil
p
J
! : tie
New Corporation.
Tiie Waikiki Reach Company. Ltd
Mas been formed with Samuel S. Pas
chal as president, H. V. Adams, sec
retary, and John 1. Hayward. treasur
er. The capital of the company -$20,000,
divided into 2nd shares with
par value of $100, of which amount
more than 10 per cent has been paid ::.
The purposes of the organisation ar
t conduct ami manage hotels, an
places of resort and amusement in H -nolulu.
The new corporation acqui
The property known as Ilaniwal .
Wright's Villa on Waikiki beach.
PAINTS AND OILS.
GENERAL I'LANTATIHN SI.ITLK
A tine assortment of Kitchen Furnishings.
CRAY ACATE WARE a bjecwlty
Manufacturers' Shoe Store.
Sign of the Big Shoe. lort Street. JJ"
.ma.n3. Street.
REMNANT SALE.
An early call should be made ;t
remnant clearing sale at L. B. Kerr's.
Many bargains are included, and -be
first to come will secure them. Tbe
very low prices put on them are for
cash only.
There is only one Jesse Moore Whis
key in the world and that is old and
pure. Lovejoy & Co., Honolulu, make
a specialty of it.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
Honolulu Messenger Service delivei
messages and packages. Tel. 37v
New bill at the Orpheum tonight.
1S-
or
on
a
The regular
Lodge No. 2 will
luv evenine at 7
first rank.
A gentleman advertises in this
sue for a furnished bedroom, with
without board. See advertisement
other page.
The Government band will give
moonlight concert at Thomas Square
this evening. e program appears in
another column.
The annual meeting of the Olowalu
Company will be held. at the offiee of
Wm. 6. Irwin & Co. on Monday, Octo
ber 1G. at 11 o'clock a. m.
E. O. White and Jesse McChesney re
turned yesterday from a visit to the
Kona Sugar Co.'s plantation in Hawaii,
which they report in a nourishing con
dition. All members of the Amateur Or
chestra should attend rehearsal this
evening at 8 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A.
ball. Four new selections will be ta
ken up.
If you are interested in the Majestic
Gas Lamp, now so extensively used in
Honolulu, read Bailey's "Bike Bits."'
on page S today for additional information.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce will
be held at its rooms today i.t in
o'clock. The Paris Exposition mat
ter will be discussed.
Letters have been received statins
that Herr Albert Friedenthal. the Ger
man pianist, will not visit Honolulu
this month, he having been called back
from New Zealand to Sydney.
.J. C. Cohen was fined .$500 in the
Police Court yesterday, having been
fufmd truiltv of evading customs du
ties on coffee imported here some time
ago. Notice of appeal was filed.
The students of Oahu College and
Punahou Preparatory School will take
an excursion on the train to Kahuku
next Friday, leaving Honolulu at 9:15
a. m. and returning in the evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hooulu and Hoola Lahui Society will
be held at the Kapiolani Maternity
Home at lb a. m. today. Members of
the society are requested to be present.
Mrs. H. Morrison and Miss Leanor
Center have returned on the Kinau.
after spending several weeks very
pleasantly on Maui and Hawaii. They
will leave by first direct steamer for
Makaweli.
The Mauna Loa brought the news
vesterdav of the death from heart dis
ease at Lanaina on Monday morning of
Mrs Sam NOWiein. ine miwi
place in the afternoon and was quite
largely attended.
William Ikua. on a charge of assault
and battery on Miss Julia Kaluakmi.
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
hree months on the reel by Judge
Wilcox vesterdav. A further charge of
robberv was nolle prosd.
"Kihei is all right." said B. F. Dil
lingham through the Waialua tele
phone last night, when told it had
ua tv,P Slft &0 mark. I he news
-i,o,rioi from the Advertisei
wan wn,yuwivi
office as a matter of interest to
brokers in his party.
DRV GOQPftCE? U.
Zuckers
Medicol
Egg
i tin- nu t i .iiiii)i al ami rvliil
destroyer f Vermin, Mite
.. ! Lice : fowls ainl keeping
rooders healths and wtronn thai
- ror sale on the ntarkH today.
This is done bv placing one r
I'KBKH MS IH. I.f.r.s in
t nest.
in ' tiding fanciers t tin r.
an using llii egg and since liml
,j n worth, ; inn mting an
Help i o hens lv U epiug i liem
! i i lii ) in turn ill help
j on. Nu ! the time t neeive
t In ir asf istatu when eggs an- -
i ovi
... have a circular fi II r lent!
monals whal this wontierful
bus done for Canary rinl rlial
stopped singing and shed their
, Inmfiffe on RCCOQlrl ! lMilll2
t
covered with licM and mU h
) i 'A CKEK MKhbdl. WWW
m also iiM tl v the dispersion f
h DACHES, NTS. MOTH 8,
K and u:i III
WHITNEY
&
MARSH
WHITE PIOliES 7 yds. Si
k (Hilar J an. I 5 t "it -U
A
1MIA I.INKNS
THE (I RE AT OPERA SEASON
WILL SOON COMMENCE.
YOU WILL WANT ONE
MORE SWELL COSTUMES.
COO
WHAT ABOUT GIVING YOUR
ORDERS NOW?
COO
WE WERE NEVER IN A BETTER
POSITION TO SATISFY YOUR
.. .WANTS. . .
COO
hh .i GEN BRA I
I 'Y T.
IHSIN
I 1-2 Cent.
8 1-3 Cent,
to Cent.
NAINSOOKS
8 1-3 Cents.
Hi Cent.
'2 -'2 Cent.
VICTORIA LAWN'S.
AFR0N, LAWNS,
DIMITIES, BATISTES,
ORGANDIES,
LOXti CI.HTH,
m m m
CORRESPOND INC IIA1 KS
RIBBONS.
i
; SILKS.
iu J..t o4trol -li-i Ki1lti. aitn UarV. kido
ut at n t'tiu anl
m
ttiiitiaiit l II ulin-li vr til chr mi M ot.
j HATS.
htr Milhiit f iKianiiHiil i lm a toitk trawkv c
fuill Hk n rill anl mv -m- f air niiH
ami Kt us plan a Stytbh Hal ior ai.
CI.OSINC SALE EUAN STdi'K
. . l ONTINI ES...
READ SOME OF OCR PRICES
ON PACK
On Our 2nd Floor, i
SKIRTS.
A larm aH-rtHKiu W.--I. ilk. Aliaca ami t rqwn
I t rkirt in Lla U aiul nav - Mm. al !rrl Taffrfa
I "nltTskirl.
ii
m
VGKNT8.
1
Cor. Kin? and Fort Sts
IMPORT DIRECT from MANUKA'.
...TURKRS...
SILK ORGANDIES IN ALL COLORS
COO
PC RE SILK GRENADINES T I
. . .UNCRUSHABLE KIND. . .
COO
LACE OYERSKIRTS IN BLACK '
WH ITE
COO
AND LOTS OF OTHER
SWELL MATERIALS
SUITABLE F
THE OCCASI
1. 8. S BH GOftfiS 0
LIMITED.
THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS
HONOLULU
L?r? ivnoin ivp id
EYE ANDEAR INFIRMARY
Supported by Voluntary Contribui
FREE TREATMENT to the P 0
all nationalities.
For information as u cards ol
mission and to tin- service, etc.,
apply at the
INFIRMARY
THIRD FLOOR.
PROGRESS BLOCK.
CAPES
Sum rxini inc X MEk. 1 Al'MS in UliM 4U-.
F.lark ilk ami 1 llli t a in Tcat and
Art Department.
I Hu- !! Staiiiiol Klic ainl Mai a J lr f it-iii. 5.
10 ami ?5 ctin elf- nn V kcif a full awn
iiKiit f tnait-riaN ir fanr wri SKIC VIMV
DISPLAY
n mpl I CI 17AP Wbo sold fiooda, 1 Jam I
It 1 1 ill! x ho rn' ' kUu to l,,,ni
1 iiLLU I Vli wy rl out money, what
mount.
nil J amount, et.
Pearson & Potter Co. Ltd.
FOKT ST
TKL. 505. 4
Late of the Golden Gate ClOJ
Suit House of San Francisco.
the
. . . Manufacturer of . . .
Ladies Tailor-Made Suiis,
. CLOAKS, GOWNS. ETC.
HOLOKUS and SHIRTWAISTS
... A Specialty . . .
SAX FRANCISCO PRICES.
Room Love Building, Fort Street
(Temporary Location.)
OF
JUST RECEIVED:
A LARGE INVOICE
Yamatoya Shirts,
PAJAMAS in Silk. Wo- and Cottony GRASS CLOTH.
CERKB PIECES, DOYLIES, SILK GOOIS, Etc., STYLISH GOLF SHIRTS.
mmrm Importers mr- Ommlrm.
Hotel Street - - Robinson Block.
Fall Millinery
LADIES II you lia-
mi? plfi !! voiir. . . .
smis IN
lll ll.t ii ttill
rdll Hal. ml. re-t to c.iM .
See My Display.
Trimmed or
Untrimmed Hats,
Flowers, Trimmings,
Ncner Before Seen in llunolulu.
Miss M. E. Killean.
ARLINGTON BLOCK. HOTEL STREET.

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