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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, JULY 5, 1900.
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PICNICKED AT PENINSULA..
Sunday School of Christian Church
Enjoys Outinp.
I'ml'T the trees at the frnlnsul -ester.
l.y the 8unlay erhool children of the
ChrMtUn Chtinh. with thlr irwu an, I
frlrriiln. enjoyed ai outing that will lie
lout rrmrmln'rul. It wan the annual p!c
nle of the SiinJuy hool. Die rvrnt that
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1 4iort run to tit p rnl.- gri,unin. ml t!:o
ir.wi n.ri-u I uLoiit thi lovly uruiiM'U-.
n thf lawn wa.4 noon (luttnl w.l'i
group f nuTry yountc r'ir in mittm t
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I s-. Im 1 1 gnmr) t'-lwrrr th jouru hi1
I f. rnv mrl clhrr (tini- fur ti e iittl
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1 h vlnir tn. 'I. IV heal Bult'tl hi ir ("f
lii. rnutl.ii. i:ow-lout.4 wertr ptit nt U.r- !
I i:i4.oitl of the picnUUern f.y the mmir
i uf r of thf irroun'!. n'l mny PLient tfi."
fiii.riilni on the wtr.
1 h In m heon wan tprea l unitT t!io
trm nri'l hrr Ht nn ait Kther".!. .';ir4
an. I n.illonwl lr4 Iw lnif min ilurlnu the
pr grin4i of the f-H4t.
In th aftfrroon U v. J. h i C. I'v, .n
.r nf the hurh. rive i hort talk an.l
Ihrre .ta PlnicInK of hymns an-t rafl m
nI alrn. Then there wr m'.r .imi.,
un l It w,ij not tint'l Ute that the train
iMillnl out f..r th city llen with a very
tlre.l hut very tny l"t ot erur!.i-n-lt.
.
At th Orphum.
Th- Hiiii.fnc at the Orphenm last
jiUht rnl-trth houn to the doors.
S.mmI humor ireviill and much ap
p;,ni4. vku.) Kivvn the actors and act
re4o. it. It wm the only tvcnlng attrac
1 1. n for the Fourth. tiv tha Myrtle
d.inre, and a better Mil could not have
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Tlint lemanl for OXFORD SHOES has
come. If you are caught fchort here ig a beauty
RUSSIA,
BL4CIC VICI KID,
PATENT LEATHER
Medium weight sole, tip perforitt'd
pinked. Any toe you want.
and
AjSwdl Shoe for Swell People
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NONE BETTER, :
FEW AS GOOD
FOR SAIX P.Y
The
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r'1 ' .i,.h Wnlff Went thf. httu4e lAUrhlnif
i1 . i ..I i.i !...! frnr ih nr At tho rllmm of everv
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.jiiot. the Star Hpantclod lianner."
while the full company and the audl
enre. atundintf. entered with a sp4rlt In
the thorus,
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nit 1 1 .-i'l- M' 'i.l-r.
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..,( yi'Bt "I'll I If IH ronor r ii'-
VI'Mh leveril m.'l.l" I..-UU-
m ,.f il oft it". I biintlnir.
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! vti ,.w ,r m poKjoim e
4i.iM,i' mr-tih-'d hulf w.iy
L.i. M . nv.inlt r I-i t str-'e.
(f i.' f!r.'Mf'rk. wn rt off
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l K.riii r n li'4 Hf'l "kyro H.
i tin. n f itiiff i.r the exnl
em-ore after enf.ire. Vh-n the "Stars
and Htrlf.fi Forever" wan Introduced ths
hnu w, nt wild with x Itement. and It
rendered several times In order to
atlefy th- reoi.le. At the end of the
An Epidemic is
abroad, one not
confined this
time to Orientals.
im'ni in .i,f th- ;!rith i..vy
l Mm Mi:'t I ,i rlMK'-MI ner..'
y,n !( i n't-n on th Mi.Mra
Wt in on th. ir t t
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Mini. r Mil. kli.tunh and Mrs.
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I ' ir hi linnIiiMit an, I the t'ontl
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w'n Kn."i4 , utr ir l l'nlverlty.
tn ihr,,im; frei rrtfU'-ra from
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l. nil th 4,WillK below.
f . , f,i4 I he fol.l
'..'il r. iii4.'. ev.'ryunx to kep
fT"n rtiitiikA 4,h of he atreet.
4114. h. , ,i a I,iiif4-y nud.lenly
B n II,. .. utrH.'t between
vlt 4n. Mlll-r. nh,.rty hfore the
n.it.... The i,,ft , broken
.'iitint4) w..r unlrjjrd. Cap
l'1! il l ,,iii,. byt.n,'T hrouitlit
Ii'itwI hi , f, el nn l r. tmlred the
lil ..f Ih- Mm 1'r.inrU'ii
tVr f.,i,i ,4 th f,,(,v, nic , t'
A.'l.. I. Mail,. - ......
' I'ti'uM.r. Mr4 y-wail, who l
!"HiTlv.. frntti ,.n.,iilii hy the
Ml- H" V.ill rrn h. ,1 here
''''lni I.Ht Tii.'il (,, en fiut to
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Ua Commissions Yet.
JuiUe A. H. Humphrey" did r.ot re
ceive his commlaaion from Washington
yesterday as expected. Neither did
Ju-Ue Prear's commission arrive. Just
what has caused the delay In forward
In ir the commissions from the capital
city Is not known to those who have
been appointed to the bench, and hopei
are eiprenaed that the nett steamer
will brlnjr the orTicUl envelopes bearing
th- documents, so that the machinery
of the courts can be put Into motion.
Will Not 811 Out.
The Karld Transit Company Is not
cnnel.lerlnjr selling out to the Hawaii
an Tramways Company. Such a rumor
was on the street yesterday but was
absolutely without foundation. The
ttapld Transit Company Is laying plans
and rails for a betterment of the street
car system of Honolulu and has no
thought of selling out. say those who
are nt Its head.
Carried Awiy.
The friends of Habgen of the Hono
lulu tttcam Laundry who Is alleged to
have skipped the country with money
belonging to that establishment, say
he was carried away by the Rio de Ja
neiro by accident while In a state of
Intoxication.
The "Grippe"
Avoitl its consequence?,
Do not interrupt your
Uusinc:s and Social
Duties nor yoar
Pleasure
M
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large shipment of this celebrated Cememl.
which s the STRONGEST AND MOST SERVICEABLE CEMENT 3iS
and will permit the admixture of a larger amount of sand . gravel, with wm
l0SS A0oitinJth than' any other brand: 11 ls therefore the most economical!
ALSEN has no equal in color, flnent-ss and sand carrying capacity it
welgh3 less per bushel, measuring about 10 pr cent more cement to a barrel
than other brands, which very materially r -duces Its cost as compared with
other cements Is therefore an economical cement to use, and specially
adapted for fine concrete work. ovijr
The following tests, made in actual work by Col. D. C. Houston, Corps of
j'.-ngineers. u. S. A., at the sea wall arounds: seven days. COO pounds: thirty
bor. has never been equalled by other cement. It is as follows- Tenstii
strength per s.juare Inch One day.2S4 pound Governor's Island. New York Ila
day?, -18 pounds.
For Bidewalks it
face.
gives the best color an;l the most endurable wearing sur
A. few of tho larpe contracts In which Alsen Cement was used: Cable R.
tsaltimore. 35.000 barrels: Quebec llarhnr
thern Pacific P.. Ii. Bridges, 20,000 barrels.
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Theo. R. Davies & 2o., Ltd.
AGENTS HAWAIIAN TERRITORY.
MONDAY, JUNE 25th
Prevention and Remedy,
Lie CI033 at Hand.
IIMIPP I I S.
Houron Drug Co.
Fort and King Streets
Night
Shirts
Tho Troy Brand a well made'
garment, full s'ze, Feath-r
Stitched Trimming.
Numbers, 15 to 18,
50c. Each.
The Newport made of finer
material. Plaiu white and :
with Colored Embroidery.
Sizes, 15 to IS,
65c. Each.
BOYS' Newport Night Shirts,
Size-, 12 to 14,
50c. Each.
k Waist
We have just opened and will place on s?le th?s week, the
hoicest and most select creations in black and colored Silk
Waists ever displayed on the Hawaiian Islands.
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4M. .
I KU S. S. AUSTRALIA.
Apple. Teaches. CherTles, Plums.
lUrtlett Tears Apricots. Rhubarb. As
paragtis. Celery, 'ai bage, Salmon.
r't mnder. Crb. Froien Oysters In
4he and tine. etc.. etc.
5r,S I'AMAIUNOrt' UKrT.IGRRA'iOR.
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Ult-.nj.l. , !,,,, .r, H.t.
1..-K in th 4tr...-t. T. nmn
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WHITNEY&W1ARSH
LIMITED.
519 Fort Street.
Telephone 436.
Allover Laces Children's Hose
WE FEEL that If you see this exhibit WE ARE showing In these goods soma:
and resist buying, you are beyond extra good things for the littH
temptation, as they are simply folks In 8ilk, Llsl. and Cottc.
works of art. Enquire center aisle.
Wash Goods Foulard Silks
OUR STOCK ln this department Is now ir YOU WANT Just the thing for thla
complete and is well worthy your hot spell, don't fall to Inspect ows.
Inspection. Bilk Department, Monday.
Men's Dept. Dent's Gloves
IN THIS LINE we claim to b. leaders. DON'T FORGET that we are agents fc
both ln price and quality. Look Dent's Kid Gloves, the finest soul
the stock over and be convinced. best on earth.
:ISH;SHEiiSiow is This?
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'Hill i.f m
'" In the .rn,i hour of the
" 111 "thlet,,. exhlhltl i. 1.1
"'il will known ymjnn men
5,'"'l h th,. .l.-lrlnier.! rf t...le
"f ih- )iol. 1.y vihl.'n fill-
colony in
!.rr!t. U and her
WK HAVE T LACED ON S.LB
POZEMS
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Mr
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8500
OCI?9
EDGINGS
AT
and INSERTIONS.
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mi.. . . . tii-r ,r june l.
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. W, t M...I 1 ... .
'l hr r l'"1"' M"' Tar.
k Pln,. "'r"' airs. Hunt an. I
'"I,,. , 'tllt.-li the I,lfe4t ac-
it : 1 V"rli m
1, J1:
1 Imi t '. 1 ",K rovjte to
w ",i i ni'f a ii. i inn
I V"'tr'l.l v on Ihrf
nir Mr. p.iyer
M'. Af,,r.n and Mrs.
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. "'i "i n in tne
Ml,. if. ,,.r., ri .,, ,,1.,,,-
' I. ii ' t,i.. Itiip vrnv iipmt V ITF1.
n.n'i "'' "" n rn""' ! ever orrEiino in Honolulu.
AROtrr ONC-THIUD THEIR
REAL VALUE.
WE WANT TOU TO SES TIII3 LOT.
! THET ARE WITHOUT EXCEITION
These goods comprise the most up-to-date novelties to bo
obtaked in the markets of America and Europe and have
been pcr-onally selected for the Honolulu trade by our Mr.
du Roi on his present trip abroad.
U.S. ARMY STANDARD
WOOLBUNTING
all sizes from C feet 40 feet
LA ROE STOCK JUST
RECEIVED
Also Hawaiian Flags,
Ar.d U. S. Sewed and Printed Cotton Flags.
3.-
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Hi.
ft.
f a.
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t I I I
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on
i "i'i n-n on i
'"'i IV hol.N on
of tho
" .' iii..ii4 in ih ron,. I
' "".I p,,n U.i.1,1, a vie.
ti'ir-iiniriif ,, v..nl 1
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ALL NEW GOODS
NEWEST PATTERNS
'V,. Club Dane
n ii tin "t., . .
I "fll, -JH.e lloltt llol4.
...... .M"'ut f'r,y '"uplm
Pf.h hit". n. thor
"-'-Ive,. Th- even
r.,f' ' 11 tll-l '-t deter
1 "'"B t . il " 1 ,nI'l"n
Ml. ... -
ill s. tt Dry m co.
1 !h
t'.. . . . '
' "t'.flr- ha. It was the
Ml, lie luinri. n the
'l
Vi Consul.
'tiirrioei lol ...t nw.
t'. i-. I'uoiinne.i
H ,,. '".'m- un't d4t. Of
IfMITKO.
THE PEOPLE'S PH0VIDERS
Ex Australia.
TUB CALIFORNIA FRUIf CO.. O,
Andrews, King street, will recelT. Cher,
rlen. I'eachea. IMama. Dart let t Tears.
Apricots, Apples. Asparagus. Rhubarb,
Celery, Cauliflower. Salmon, Crab. Fro
ien Oysters, New Crop of Totaloe, t.
Pearson & Potter Qo
312 FORT STREET. TEL. 565.
Ld
The Australia Brought
Fresh Oyster?, Apricots,
Cherries, Peaches, Plums,
Fresh Cauliflower, Fresh Celery,
Fresh Turnips, Smoked Salmon
Halibut, Urimsby Uioaters,
Dates, Figs, Lemons, Etc, Etc., For
SALTER & WHITY,
Orphcum Block GfOCerS. Fort Street.
Are you married or going to
marry? Then consult us if yon
want to be happy. An entirely
new
Rockeir
in both Golden Oak and Solid
Mahogany finish well made,
well polished and iron braced,.
We also have a fine assortment
of
ParlorlShairs
in the same finish. See the display in our.window. Kemeni
ber that we are always pleased to see you, whether you wifcli ft
purchase or not. No trouble to show good3.
IY1M1T1 MMTDRECfl
III!
PBOGRS32 BLOCK FORT STREET.
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