The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 14, 1899, Page 3, Image 3

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. OCTOBER 14.
ODD TASTE IN DRESS !A MUSICAL TREAT
Off
nothing but .good sense
applied to your clothes,
Herr Alton FriedenthaVs Recitals
at Y. E C. A. Hall.
Ona of the Greatest Pianists Ar
rives With a Repertoire of 250
Pieces from Memory.
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1696 av
HABT.3MAf f NER k MARX
or, we'll say, good judgment
in picking out your clothier.
If you wear Hart, Schaffner
& Marx guaranteed clothes I SEASGII OF FOUR PERFORMANCES
you'll be in good taste, in
perfect fashion and money in
pocket beside. H. S. & M.
clothes fit perfectly, wear bet-
onrl k Ann it cUtrtn lAnrfA
iv. ixp maiiapciuiupu vprltflhle treat ls provided the
than anV Other Clothes We music-lovers of Honolulu by the arrlr-
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KnOW Of. I hey are SOld by lralia of Herr Albert Frledenthal. who
theleadinsfashionablecloth- lT
ier in every large citv in a evening.
A . IIerr Frledenthal. who Is one of the
MlTieriCd few "accented" nlanlats of the day.
was born In Ilromberg. a provincial
town in the northeast of Germany, in
the Province of Posen, in 1S62. and is
thus 37 years of age. His father being
possessed of means, and, having a love
of and appreciation for music, re
solved to gratify the disposition for
the art displayed by his son. So rapid
was tne progress maue by tne young
student in the local conservatoire that
at the age of 14 years he gained a prize
HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX.
GUARANTEED CLOTHING.
$ THE F3 MMM-YiOTJiS
-"COMPANY. LIMITED.--.
Bmmporters g CQmrainnfea(D)ini Mteirctoirolts
QUEEN STREET.
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j Dry Goods, Hardware, "Groceries,
As well as all kinds of
GENERAL MERCHANDESE.
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X The Lancashire Insurance Co. of Manchester. England. Fire and Life..
Tne Balolse insurance Co. of Basle, Switzerland.
Tha Union Gas Engine Co.
The Domestic Sewing Machines.
The New Pacific Hand Sewing Machines, and other agencies.
Merchant and Fort Streets.
Till: CITY OF PAHA.
Still Anchored lit the Stream Walt
lug Her Turn to Con I.
The City of Para, which arrived off
port at midnight on Thursday. Is still
The United States of America.
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By act of their Congress have authorized the World's Columbian Com
mission at the International Exhibition held in the City of Chicago. State of
Illinois, in the year 1893, to decree a medal for specific merit, .which is set
forth below over the name of an individual judge acting as an examiner
upon the finding' of a board of international judges, to Kihei Hesegawa, Ja
pan, Hyoga; Exhibit, Mineral Water; Award for alkaline water, well carbo
nated and well bottled. Permanent in quality, clear and sparkling, a good
table water. j
(Signed) '
A. H. BRENEMAN, Individual Judge. -
JOHN BOYD THATCHER, Chairman Executive Committee on Awards.
THE ABOVE AWARD TO
"Hiratao Water"
was the only prize secured by any Eastern Mineral Water at
xlie World's Columbian Exposition.
FOR SALE BY
W. C. Peacock & Co.,. Ltd
SOLE AGENTS. '
48 Bottles. Price, $3.50 per case.
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Ieaatde of the'street; po dust. Perpetual water-right from Artesian
mil goes with each lot. GOOD LOCATION; near car line.'
ONLY PART CASH; balance on long time with low Interest.
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
No. 310 FORT STREET. MclNERNY BLOCK.
BY THE MARIE HACCCFELD
Wo Have Received a
Lar;c Assortment of ..... .
Morton's and Crosse St BteckudTs
Hardware, Filters, Crockery,
Glasvare, Iron Bedsteads,
Carborlineum, Stccldiolm Tar,
Demijohns, Etc., Etc., Etc.
Also, a new line of
which will 1m3 on exhibition soon
IIKRU ALI1KRT FKIKDCNTIIAI.
for his playing of Heothovens C Minor
concerto. Removing to Berlin, Herr
Frledenthal became a pupil of Thcodor
Kullak. When little more than 20
years of age he made a concert tour of
portions of the United States. Mexico,
Venezuela and the West Indies. He
then made a successful tour of Italy,
Germany and Switzerland, but an ad
vantageous offer and his liking for
sport induced him to visit America,
both North and South. Then he made
his way to China and Japan, after
wards visiting India, llurmah. Java
and other places in Asia, and then
found himself in Egypt. After a suc
cessful tour of a considerable portion
of the European Continent, he decided
to visit Australia and New Zealand,
giving recitals at ail of the principal
cities of those colonies.- In Sydney so
highly were these recitals appreciated
that as many as fifteen were given in
the Town Hall, the largest building In
tbj Southern Hemisphere, it having
seating accommodation for an audience
of 4.000. This immense building was
crowded throughout the season.
The repertoire of Albert Frledenthal
is wonderfully extensive and certainly
not surpassed by any other living ar
tist. According to a list, recently
made, he plays 230 different pieces, all
from memory. Among these arr a
dozen concertos with orchestra accom
paniment. Just as many sonatas of Ilee
thoven, a large number of fugues and
preludes of IJach and the most exten
sive works of Schumann. Chopin.
Drahms. Liszt, etc. On his tours he U
generally accompanied by a "Concert
Grand" of the famous Ilechsteln make.
This instrument has been specially
constructed for Herr Frledenthal. and
though It Is not the full size of a
"Concert Grand" it has all the quali
ties of the latter.
Herr Frledenthal Is not unknown to
Honolulu, he having passed through
to Japan and China about seven years
ago. .
Recitals will be given on Monday
and Friday, evenings at S o'clock and
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and again on Monday evening. 23d
inst.. at S o'clock.
Season tickets for the three evening
recitals can be obtained for J2. For
Wednesday afternoon recital. 73c. and
children 50c.
CAUGHT HIMSELF.
A San Francisco photographer, who
bought a camera of a stranger, became
somewhat suspicious, and tested tho
instrument by taking four pictures of
the man. Subsequently It was ascer
tained that the camera had been sto
len, and the pictures made ?asy the ap
prehension of the accused peroc
anchored In the stream. As there were
not facilities to hasten her departure.
It was not thought necessary to com
pel the clearance of a wharf for hT at
once, bhe has on board 2 men of the
Twenty-ninth Infantry, nearly all from
the Southern States. The oClcers are:
Colonel Hardin. Major Jornson. Major
Case. Dr. Anderson (major). Captain
Wllcoxon, adjutant: Captain fjowrell,
quartermaster; Captains Franklin,
Williams. Paul. Rash. Parrlngton.
Whitman and Grant: IJcutenants
Wheetlcy. Iongstrcet. Walls. Miller,
Arnold. Pendleton. Dlount. Holllngs
worth. Hall, Underwood, llollcy, Car
son. Patterson. Screws, Moorman, Fug
na and Dr. Sanford.
In addition to these ofHcer of th
regiment there are on board Colonel
Charles D. Viele, Fourth Cavalry; Ma
jor C. Mercer, commissary: D. W.
Smith, civil engineer, quartermaster's
department: Henry Rke Rodman. Ar
thur J. Francis. D. L. Prinze and Her
bert D. Cole. Captain (. (J. lUiley U
the assistant quartcrmaatcr in charge
The officers of the City of Para are
Captain A. Zcedcr. First Officer C. Ita
ker. Chief Mnclm-cr J. IKmnelly. Dr.
W. M. Rcng. Purser C. IL Paraons and
Steward J. S. Iaun.
M. HadrifeM St n. LM
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of all descriptions In stock and made to order from tho
cheapest to the finest finished product,
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TRY
Till: PLANTERS .MONTHLY.
Lit of Contemn of the October
Number.
Th Oc:oVr number of the Hawaiian
Planters' Monthly lsM:eI tbN morn
ing 14 well up to the ustul hlcU stand
ard of this most turfu! Journal. Fol
lowing is a list of cornea::
No;e on Current Topic.
The Sugar Fleet.
Notes.
Rid Variations in Sugar .uac.
Hawaiian Replies.
A Sensation Ja Sugar.
The Refined Sugar War.
With Our Readers.
Much Ado Abont Nothing.
New York Sugar Market. Septem
ber 11.
S:a!e Injects. Remedial Measures and
Insctic!des.
Fifty Acres In Tea.
Green Manuring.
Seedling Canes at the Royal Usual?
Garden. Trinidad.
Fl Value of Sugar.
How to Measure an Acre.
Report of Hawaiian Surar 0m-panlc.
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23TTHEY WILL CURE YOUR HORSE'S COUGH.
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Island orders Satisfactorily Filled.
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