The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], November 07, 1899, Page 11, Image 11

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LOCAL BREVITIES.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
TIIK 1'AUlFlt; COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: IIONOl.lTM . NOVKMHKK
The
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Theo.H.Davies&Co
An ideal whiskey C. I). C.
New Bill at Orpheum Tonight.
Exquisite styles at Mrs. Hanna's.
The Cookery school tea is the -v":i?
of tomorrow afternoon.
The Hoston Lyric Opera Company
Peerless Preserving Paint will stop management announce a mou attract
. . " .1 im vuiinrtniro t fir 'ills u.'PPk
metal from corroding.
Oil twice a yen ends your trouble
if you ride a Cleveland.
The sewer system contractors are
ive repertoire for mis week.
The S. S. Hongkong-Mam. wii'.i a
heavy passenger list and some lo-al
freight, is expected froai the coast thi
ff. .f.
V i '
doing rapid work on liethel and King evemn-
streets. There was a bit ot a siflewaik col- 'J
lision yesterday between a well-known ?p4tt3 ri 'ft
'The Government band will play from aUonu.y and an . publisher. Som- Rt&.M?
3 to .5 this afternoon at the Queens bo0(1 was spilIMlf ,,ut lhf.n. was no ' 'JA'W-'
hospital
The Home Bakerv
Cafe will be
rious damage.
fhiirl;s Wilbird b:ul th misftirT U!ie
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ready to serve ilieir guests alter tne lo i, one f hammers in th
opera tonight. midst of his act at the Orpheum lat
It is estimated that about 200 more night. The accident threw the music
furnished rooms are needed in Hono- out for a moment or two. j
lulu at once. The resignation of S. M. Dani.ra as
Prof. J. W. Yarndley, who has been Minister of Finance was accepted by
iuite ill for several davs, was consider- the Cabinet yesterday. The seh-rtiun
ably better yesterday of a successor to the absentee is in
Desirable furnished rooms can be for immediate action,
had" on application at 253 Beretania. There was a lot of screaming as a
near Punchbowl fAreet. result of the collision of tram cars on,
.. .. v i i.- m the Beretania street line yesterday;
,m o ,,iai matins? tiinisrht. afternoon. The passengers were ou:ig,
Work in the first degree. People returning from the basket bal.
The Honolulu Cricket Club will hold ame-
a smoker-concert at Waverly Club hall Hamilton Hill wdl conclude his en
Friday evening, November 10. gagement at the Orpheum on Thurs
... i day evening, when he will sing his
Routine business was transac ed a successes. "The Holy City
last evening's meeting of the Pioneei . . ..Whnt Miht ilMVe
Building and Loan Association. Been." Mr. Hill leaves for the Coast-
Three unfurnished rooms, suitable on Friday. I
for housekeeping, centrally located. In- .. . c Potter is directing the
quire of J. K., Advertiser office. NJ publication, by the Hawaiian Gazette j
Mr. F. C. Eaton has been appointed c0mpany, of 10,000 copies of the French
an agent to grant marriage licenses ransiation of Dr. Maxwell's report to
for the District of Hilo, Hawaii. tne Agricultural Department at Wash-
H. F. Wichman, jeweler, Fort street, ington on Hawaii. The folder is for
has a store full of holiday gifts with distribution at Paris
prices ranging from 2o cents to ?.io.
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HEYW0OO.
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Tin ' lluxitoxi S !io" i ll.r : !;.
w.rhl lhat uiJl lit tl f"t il
Plriitv of rin for
tin flsrwlirn'. This lirril ::i .i f
virl:
limit i;l
Merchants and Commission Agents,
Be,; to call the attention ot the un
to their complete line of
filli : ilftl : ild : ft
PAINTS AND OILS.
BAL PLANTATION mm.
fine :i5Sortment of txitcht-n Furnishing.
GRAY AGATE WARE ;;Mi!:y
Manufacturers' Shoe Store.
Sign of the Big Shoe. Tort Street,
House furnishing goods depot, V. . owHfevftr
Dimoncl & Co., King street; see adver- 31 gsjl Sa&&tQ
tisement on page 10 for some of their gg ''MffiaWtifenel lvWa!
Grippe
or Cold
If u hiivo either.
.m11 on u. ALL
CASKS
Davis has removed 2J:Biiii
prices.
Attorney (leo.
his office to Room 302, Judd Building,
where he will be pleased to see his
clients.
The Woman's Guild of St. Clement
will give a fair December 2nd. The
location for the fair has not yet been
selected.
Ed. Towsc, after a service of two
vears, has resigned fi-om the city edi
torship of the Advertiser. He remains
in Hawaii.
General Hartwell, on arriving in
Washington, had a pleasant and satis
factory interview with Secretary of
State Mr. Hay.
When you want swell turnouts tele
phone 1083, the New King Street Sta
bles; rigs delivered and called for any
hour day or night.
Messrs. John M. Kea and John W.
Short have been appointed notaries
public lr the First Judicial Circuit of
the Hawaiian Islands.
Messrs. Bishop Pahia and Geo. Ka
maka have been appointed agents to
grant marriage licenses for the Dis
trict of Koolaupoko, Oahu.
Ed. N. Voeller frave a luau at his
residence at Kalihi on Saturday eve
ning in honor of the 6th birthday of
his daughter, Miss Mary A.
An unfurnished cottage and rooms
are for rent on the beach at uia wai
kiki, adjoining the residence of lion
J. A. McCandless. Gee page 12.
The captain or the agents wilt not
be responsible for any debts contract
ed by the officers or crew of the ship
"Chas. E. Moody" wmie in poru
ah nprsnns troins ashore on the Na
Moku Manu, or Bird Islands, without
the permission of the Kapiolani Estate,
Limited, will -De ireaieu as u eijaci
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions will be
held in Central Union Church on this
Tuesday, the 7th inst., at 2:30 o'clock
p. m.
On Saturday, November 18, at 12
o'clock Jas. F. Morgan will sell at pub
lic auction certain delinquent shares of
tock in the Kihei Plantation Company.
See list on page 0.
sorrel horse belonging to Captain
O. Bergstrom strayed from his prem
ises at Kalihi. Suitable reward will be
paid if said animal is returned to the
Oahu Railway depot.
On account of the "tea" of the
Housekeepers' League Wednesday aft
ernoon, there will be no meeting ot
the woman's class in cooking until the
following Wednesday.
f members of the
Thirty-first Infantry band were taken
c,t0Qv jiftprnoon on the steps of the
Executive building by Photographer
rr vmit thirtv mpmbers were
present.
rri, ATor.Tiiinn mnanv. in the cir
..ia,. fnnt-ainins the many notices and
nn Professor Blackman's
u,r- "Tim ATnkinc of Hawaii." places
the review contained in the Advertiser
nt the head of the list.
The Tope-ka people who had Miss
Ar,i Rasft for Carnival uueen in
this year, as a rebuke to France, or an(
expression of their own opinions, gave,
the post of honor to a beautiful young!
Jewess, a stenograpner.
The best, coolest boarding stable on
Hawaiian Islands, where your horses
. flm.f..toa twvitment: mosquito-
proof box stalls, fancy livery, rigs de-
r ji z
DRVq5oacL. H Aircii ill
The. pOQKS2tave:Qi-u
WHiTMEY Iffl
lim rri:i.
We are
SHOOTG THIS WEEK
One Day.
Invito you to ;nuim a ftw
l)0;mtifnl
Waist
Patterns
Some Very Handsome
SILK OPERA
CAPES
mported specially for thcU t-Qf pp
f -
Our remedy is a simple one.
hut locs the v.(uk as we rliiiin.
The suiMn rhan?? of weatlifi
is the cane of that. unileaant
CoM or Mi-:pp..; lmt if you take
AVhile the STALKS are
exclusive the prices asked are
reasonable.
We commend them to your
notice.
All the chancres in the weather
that can take place will ntit
affect you.
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SPECBAL SALE
C0MNEKCINC
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH,
ALL-WOOL
DRESS GOODS
IN liVI-MNCl SHAl)li
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LIMITED.
THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.
Ladies! '
Your Kind Attention Please.
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Waists.
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Blankets.
tiiu!:i: !:s or oitton iti.s-
Kirrs to fijosi: oit at
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I have removed my
Hair Dressing
and Manicuring
PARLORS
to the premises recently, occupied
by Dr. M. E. Grossman, Hotel St.
75c Per Pair.
Gents' Ties.
a whom: winivii i. or tiii:
i.tit styli. ns:w ami noi:
iiy ii:sic:ns at
75c Each.
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"Orders tiiken for Em
broiilery and Point Laee, and
Lessons given at regular terms.
oo $
ficc 4 T ATTTfTin $
'ft
Hnte Hiiin PMiii IrA
" ? nugs. yo) i: MIKIl.OTI. S' !
www S ui c;s i-i:kt TO :o AT fn So
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MIMEOGRAPHS.
I Have Received the Sole Agency
or the
CELEBRATED
Honolulu : Cricket : Club
SMOKER CONCERT
..AT..
Waverley Club Hall.
MIMEOGHA ril HOLLERS.
PrOOI DOS. Slitlio, i""--J , ' A
liverea and called lor any J10; da; or Friday Evening, Nov. 10, IS99
nieht. New Kins Street Stables, tele-
phone 1083.
The United- States Quartermaster's
Department, Progress Mock, toil
street, calls for sealed proposals for
r.ntchin siipIi nti:mtities of fuel
1111 " . ,
(cordwood) as may be required uj laci
United States from time to time until;
June 30, 1900.
Hon. Alex. Young, Minister of the;
lis for scaled tenders fori
Admission, one gentleman, $1.
Commence at S o'clock punctually.
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U1ME0UHA I'll I'A I'EKS,
MlMEOCHAl'll LXh'S,
M1MEOOIL I ' VA HXISllES
And Supplies of All Kinds.
Pearson & Potter Co. Ltd.
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C4N(Q)X iSi! InlATS
And liaYf miv; in txk all tin l.idt in FALL
sTYi.Ks xm siiauks ok ri:i;r hats.
IMCW Allloo uuuua ,JUST RECH,VED:
- r t Vocne ninsa FlOWtr l . t t t - IJ I V!l. Ill-
iiiiuiuii w - i nauusuuiu v. - i i V I k ( t
furnisnins io iue iuau ouiici ioui Stands, Leraonaue oeis,
Honolulu supplies m quantities as re- pitcners, Ivory Vases, Glass Flower
U a Till- 1 - - -!.-.-. Trf r. I
Yamatoya Shirts,
quired from time to time for tin Bu-; Baskets, Lamps, Etc., Etc,
reau of Itoads ana i.riuges, uonuuuu. wiKfl TI LUNG'S. I .. j r rmcr rl rTll
rturing the term of .ix months from I NumNS?rt Sflotel Street. 1 PAJAMAS (in Silk, Wiul :::-Cl Cotton.) GRASA CLOTH
iNOVemuei iJ- f . rrnn Mnnpn TxAurP ClfV r.m Iff VT I ISM I. Ill v Nh N.
LLRiriL iiLlLC, LUJiiLC, OlLA wviwt i.iv., . if.iwM vv.. -
The "L'lllustiMtion," a Parisian'
weekly, of October 7, contains a de- j
scription of the recent outbreak of j
Mauna Loa with three excellent half- j
tone reproductions from photos by (
Prank Davev. rnougnoiu me arucie
REMOVAL NOTICE.
DR. M. E. GROSSMAN HAS RE-
to Alakea street,
Hairdressino: and"
Manicuring Parlors
Now uipUt iln -m.r iinii f.f Mi- i.nk Smith. Lite of San
f lY.m.'i-co. rOIFFr HKS in tin- btc-l r.!iiian Slylc- .
pointincnN maU? 1y 'IVIi'iilmm
Mr mvv is nersistently mentioned as mut:u ,
M. Frank Dewey. Such is fame. . three doors above aiasomc xeuiyi. ,
Jl
Hotel Street
AO A
and Ooolo
.Robinson Block.
Miss M. E. Knlleami
ARLINQTON BLOCK.
HOTEL STREET.