The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], November 27, 1900, Page 10, Image 10

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: . HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 27, i900.
L. S. Kerf & Co., Ld. I FIRST
rZmkt gTeat pleasure In informing their many friends and the public generally
they have been - fortunate enough to secure a large portion of the
L. C. THOMPSON &; CO.,
890 and 900 Broadway, tfew York.
TUa firm MADE AN ASSIGNMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR
muhuks ON SEPTEMBER lth. and Mr. Kerr happened to be on the
and secured, AT HIS OWN PRICE, the portion of this stock he consid
ered suitable for the Island trade, comprising
426
CASES
feoiiera!! Dry
Neter before have the ladies of Honolulu had an opportunity like this to
sorthase new goods direct from the East at the prices we are now offering
la stock.
Quoting prices Is often misleading, but we respectfully ask the ladies to
sample our goods before making their purchases.
TVs Just mention a few leaders. Any lines you don't- see advertised,
ylease call, and our assistants will br pleased to show you the goods.
If you don't buy
You can tell
Your Friends ....
Dress Department
100 Pieces Cotton
Challey
Guaranteed fast colors, 5c a
yard.
500 Pieces American
Shirtings
Superior quality, twenty yards
for I1.M.
240 Pieces Ginghams
New Styles
Checks and stripes, fourteen
yards for $1.00.
VIEW
LAST NIGHT
Kilohana Art League!
Lxhibition Opens.
BEST SHOWING MADE YET
Painters and Their Friends View the
Canvases-Public Will Now
Have a Chance.
JAS. F. MORGAN
lis i iter.
33 Queen Street.
P. 0. Cox .594. Tilt ptona 7L
Hum
The first view of the fall exhibition
of the Kilohana Art League was given
last night to a certain number of in
vited friends of the artists and the
painters themselves. The bad weather
Kept many away but the rooms were
brilliant with pretty women and the
pictures were critically inspected.
Without doubt the exhibition is the
best yet. Eighty-one pictures are
shown and not a few are good. The
canvases are arranged more happily
than last time perhaps because they,
are iewer ana individual work an.
pears to better advantage.
There are more large pictures than
n the spring and the majority are
framed in better taste than then. Har
old Mott-Smith has the most striking
array and Mr. Hitchcock also makes a
brave showing, both in numbers and in
merit. Helen Kelley has one or two
pictures the equal of any there. Ex
ception might be made perhaDs of the
head of an old lady, in cap and spec
tacles, which is the best canvas of all,
though small and unpretentious. The
artist's name has escaped the writer
out in a further article more will be
told of the canvas and the painter.
There are others who deserve men
tion bnt space in this issue forbids.
Certainly Mott-Smith's "Sad News," a
big picture which was hung in Paris.
merits a more detailed relation.
The exhibition will be open for sev
eral weeks to the public.
WOODEN .
BUILDINGS
AT AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
At the premises.-Alakea street ad
joining the Pacific Club, I will sell at
puonc auction,
TWO WOODEN COTTAGES
j AND OUTHOUSES,
One of the cottaees is ncariv nam
and is fitted with screen doora nnrt
windows.
Buildings to be removed within ten
days of sale.
Ic Arc Now at
AND SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE Tf
IN-OUR NEW. QUARTERS
Boston Block
FORT STREET.
WATCH THIS SPAd
ror ruture Announcements.
. MOT & ee.. LTD
W. H. EIOE, PRESIDENT.
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ASIATIC TRADE FOR
THE PACIFIC COAST
Commissioner Bunker Returning
From Long Trip Through
Russia.
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
BEACH LOT
' FOR SALE.
528 Pieces Liberty Silks
(Black Grounds)
White spots and floral designs,
fifteen yards for $1.00.
TV have secured a beautiful lot of FRENCH ORGANDIES. We could
make large profits on these goods, BUT QUICK TURNOVER IS WHAT
WE REQUIRE.
Tf will offer them at 10c, 13c and 20c. These goods would be grand
ai uouDje ine price.
IN WHITE DRESS
GOODS
We have the finest stock we ever handled, and our customers know w
re always headquarters for White Dresses. One hundred pieces plain
fctte. narrow-striped Dimities, 10c a yard.
:sV 1UKK, Nov. lS.-William M
Hunker, honorary commissioner of foreisrn
commerce of the San Francisco Chamber
of Commerce, arrived today on the
L'mbria with his wife, lie had a 35,000
mile trip through Siberia and KuroDe
without the slightest accident, and never
missed a connection. Mrs. Bunker is the
first lady of foreign birth who crossed the
Russian empire from east to west.
Mr. Bunker said toniirht: "In ln rrtTt
I made a study of the conditions bearing
upon tne Kussian Asiatic trade. My con
elusions are entirely in favor of the
Lmted States, and especially the Pacific
Coast. The Transsiberian
given this country a large market for
luousiunu ana other supplies, and this
market will kwn nuu ith .
- - -1' - ..an iwc iuli raaiilK
colonization of Eastern Siberia. Although
jine railway nas been running as far as
Irkutsk for over two years, the countries
;oi Europe, aside from Russia, have not
uentnueu Dy tne new transportation fa
cilities.
"At the same time the Russian-Asiatic
(trade of the United States has steadily
I increased. Americans and American
.products are ponular with th Russia no
and Siberians. Americans are almost in
variably given' the preference in trade
affairs. As far as I can see the Pacific
Coast is destined to be the biggest bene-
nciary or hiberian industrial develop
ment."
Mr. Bunker will remain a short time in
mis city and then start for San Fran
cisco.
The undersisrned nffprs fnr salo an
LljiiliAKT iiWAl H 1 .1 11 at Kaalawai
on tne east side of Diamond Head.
ihe property is between the resi
dences of Mrs. A. Rosa and Mrs. S. C
uwieht.
Lot has a froritae-A nf 11(1 foot nn fha
ucai.ii, anu a aeppn 01 irom zzi to zzs
Contains 2.1.000 sauare feet.
The scarcitv of seaside
iriWI 1(11 NH li TTl H ITfjQ TDIQ O T'Qrif vnlnn
u ? vi j valua
ble chance, whifh i
I - ' . vp u v'tUiJlO
isiiouiu eany avail tnemseives of.
For further particulars, apply to
JAS. P. MORGAN,
33 Queen Street
Auction Sale
OF
A Fine Residence
Domestic kpartment
TJRKISH TOWELS, any price you
like, and from the smallest to
the bath .robe size.
EI3SPREADS. WE are always
the people our customers first
call on for these goods. The
purchase of this assigned stock
enables us to show you lines
that we cannot possibly again
offer you.
HEBTWAISTS
Among this stock Is a lovely
line of Shirt Waists: splendid
cut and latest style. The quan
tity is large, but we would have
taken twice as many could w
get them at the price. CALL
nd jee them. 60c. 65c, 75c, 85c
and $1.00 easily worth double
the money.
MILLINERY
RIGHT UP TO DATE; any
shape and style you want. Our
Sailor Hats; perfect gems;
11.00 and $1.25.
Ladies don't be fooled
Money saved is money gained
ATI TOUR MONET 'AND BUT FROM US.
Sonoma on her Way.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17 The
steamer Sonoma, the second of the new
Australian liners built for the Oceanic
Steamship Company, sailed today from
I'niiadeiphia for San Francisco. The
steamer is in command of CaDtain
Hayward, who was formerly master of
me Mariposa. The Sierra, the first of
the company's new steamers, is exnect
ed here from Philadelphia on the 21st
or or this month. It was at first
calculated that the Sierra would be
here in time to make the next voyage
to Australia, for which reason the Mo
ana of the Union Steamship line was
withdrawn from the route. -
As a result of the miscalculation the
Mariposa is to be sent to sea airain in
five days.
UJNIJKK. CJ1TATJT1T "a CAT 17 ct
' u k)AUU JX
one-ciuarter Interest nnri r.-r,r
other three-auarter tnt
at Public Auction at my salesroom, 33
ON SATURDAY, DEC. 1,1900.
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
Xtlti HflTIXfl pBTT'XTTOr'C! .x-
dences of Mrs. Kate L. Vida and Mr.
raui XNeumann.
Pronertv has a. fmnt
' " ' va. JLUM.a ICC i.
on King street, 293.3 feet deep, and
idj.o ieet on lounsr strpot nntiinin.
I 1 o ,n " '"-"""i6
ouu -xuu acres.
There Is a verv vninahu nr, .
- UllU will"
modious dwelline hmiu nni eahi,
carriage and servants' houses, etc., on
Terms cash.
Deeds at purchaser's expense. "
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
Wedding Bells Afloat.
viwiSc ijfiioui oi me gaso
line schooner Surprise and Mrs. Amelia
iiiggins Were married last eveninc- at
7 o'clock at the residence of the bride
on AJakea street by the Rev. A. E
Cory. Mr. William Roe was the best
iiian. xne Driae was unattended. A
large number of the friends of the nnn.
ular captain were present to rpp htm
safely launched upon the sea of matrl.
mony. Among those present were Mr.
ana Mrs. J. T. DeBolt. Mr. an w
Gardner, Miss Cook, Miss Marshall, Dr.
oj ser, Mrs. Evans, Mr. and Mrs Roe,
Miss Amy Roe, Mrs. Marie Warren,
Mrs. J. Foysecker. P. A. T.nne- ai
Christian, Will Hapal, W. C. Sharratt.
E. C. Bruhns, P. Phillips, C. A. Thomp
son.
i
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BJE8RMQ
Li,
Queen Street
Honolulu.
A GREAT MEDICINE.
"I have aAii n)i.mi.i.t.i. s-f-u-
S e.r.an2 Ili rtie Remedy and
Mr v t,a Cret "clne." says
?h,PI,, 1'oteau. Ark. "It
K ot bloody flux. I cannot speak
w?, thJ7J U; -remedy alwlys
wins the good opinion, if not praise, of
whicl reVcfs evenTn1 t CUrS
Mw, tztl , eve.n In th most severe
V a favorit everywhere.
JAS. F. a0RGAK
it5'aniTAsVor "Kentucky Favor
ite whisky. Take alys the best
Se" 7 SPruancef Stanley &
Co.. San Francisco, proprietors.
Un oi in
33 Queen Street.
W. S. WITHERS, maxaqej
IB
AND
HARNESS
1
OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
Laprobes,
Whips and
Tie Ropes.
Horses Neatly
Clipped.
Honolulu Stock Yards Co.
t LIMITED.
CORNER KING AND SOUTH STREETS.
A Fine Assortment
JAPANESE SILKS,
KIMONOS, GRASS CLOTH,
HAWAIIAN SILK FLAG
Just the thing to decorate your room with.
We also call your attention to the
Fine assortment of .... .
DOILIES AND FRINGED TRAY CLOT
Made of Silk and Grass Cloth direct from Japan
3. OZAKI,
WAVERL.T BLOCK-
HOTEL STBI
.Riding
addle
ON
Genuine Hawaiian Trft
Ridinnf Saddles on the BEST STEEL FORK, CALIFORNIA
OUR OWN MAKE. Style, durability and finish up to date. &
Riding Bridles, Spurs, Hair Ropes, Le goings. Martingales, etc.
ISLAND ORDERS FILLED. PRICES REASONABLE-
C.'-R. COLLI N5
TMJIPHOKICM3.
Leading Harness Manufacturer.
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P. 0. Dox 594. Tcftsh?- 7T-!
Established 1891.