The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], June 04, 1902, Image 2

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCTAE ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. JUNE
4, 190a.
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Horse Carriage Needs
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We 1 wajs keep oa tale a fall line of the beet carriage goods
and can fill yaar arder at the lowest pricee. See our wiadow
display of
Miller's Harneea Oil, Harnees Dreeaing,
Harness Soap, Castile Soap, Cbameis Skint,
Carriage Dusters, Axle Grease,
Carriage Axle Washers, Wagon Jacks,
pongee, Curry Combe, Brush ai,
Maae Cosabe, Whips, etc.
Carriage Paints and Varnishes,
Hack end Carriage Robber Tires
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd.
New Building, Corner Fort ana Kiag Street.
WILL PAY
MERCHANTS
Fire Commission
Charges a
Fee.
COURT'S LABORS
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ALMOST DONE
Ladies' Superfine Under Muslins
This week we offer our first importation of underwear just received from a maker of
exclusively FINE GOODS.
These garments are correct in every detail.
The styles are original and refined. The materials are soft, light weight, and right for
this climate. The laces and embroideries are high class and dainty. The workmanship is
perfect.
We mention a few of the night robes, but re mini you that we hive the petticoats, eorsei
covers and drawers to match
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The Claimants Must Pay Fee for
Awards Which Goes to Ex
pense Overdraft.
BLOM'S STORE NEWS
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A vh4e stery ia avery item a story of opportunity and
,nnj saving ebancee. No one has aeon known to be dis
appointed wnen they some here for bargains. Vote the
(Hawing offers. ........
LEACHED LINEN V ABLE DAMASK
68 inebee wide, good quality 35c per yaid
ITEM KY RED TABLE DA MASK
Our price this week 35c per yard
FANCY PORTIERES
g yd, lens:. 1 1 yds. wide in hsndsonely asserted
colors $4; 50 per pair
LAIH KS' CLOTH CAPES
Fine assortment, excellent coastroction end extra value
at $2. SO.
Also on tale this week, Urge assortment of Wash Ribbon,
Gersaaa Yarn, Battenburg Braid, etc.
PROGRESS BLOCK
Fort Street.
A Blom
Children's New Suits
Excellent and complete stock of boy's suits including
Woolen Suits and Wash Suits
Every mother who would get entire satietactiea aad net
nay toe much for it eheald eome here; we hare the slothes aad
at prices that will give satisfaction. Yau will fad eur new
Fauntleroy Blouses and Star
Shirt Waists
Strictly high grade and well made.
Kash Clothing Co., Ltd.
. TWO STORES
Corner Hotel and Fort Sts.,and Hotel St. near Bethel.
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Life
Fire
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Rcorrs SOS. 599. 510
Steifeawsld Bolldirg
All class ef EaaineerlBf; Werk solic
ited. KitBtuit.ti. Rurvn aad Re
perta mads Sr VaMntrt. 8 1 Mm and
- . - rum ana
saw aad EatUnate prepared, aad const rueMa suprta:add la all
SJ aaadanrlog work. Contract. solicited for rattraad. aftaaaata ..d
ertdgr. buildings, nli wtyi. faua-UMaaa atar. .k.r .. ....
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tSoaj greed) to aaaaalaatloaa. valuations aad reserta ef properties
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FBMnmicK J. Amwm, If. Am. See. C. E..
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M- McKechnie
House, Sign and Decorative Painting
Orainiag, Glaaag, Paper Haagjng aad Inting.
Fixst-CAss Sign Work on Glass a Specialty.
P.O. E 181.
r61 Alakea Street.
Taphne Main 9t
The court of Ore commissioners com
pleted their labors yesterday moraine,
and will file their awards as soon as
the remainder of the certificates have
l been signed. As a final climax to their
! i I labors the commission devised a way
! by which they will pay back the $4000
i oorrowea irom tnc nonoiuiu mercnants
II a few months aao to carrv the work
of the fire court to the end. This will
be done by a charge of a small fee to
each claimant when he receives the
certificate of award. ,
Following the completion of their la
bors yesterday morning; the fire com
missioners called upon Governor Coop
er and so reported, receiving; the
thanks of the acting" executive.
Notices of the awards in a good many
cases are already In the hands of Audi
tor Austin, and as soon as they are
announced by the fire courts the cer
tificates will be given out. The awards
will be announced within a few weeks,
and only a small number will be given
out each day. so that neither auditor
nor commission will be overworked. All
the awards have now been signed ex
cepting five books by Commissioner F.
J. T-Ma. J. O. Pratt, who is n..w in
Washington, has not signed, but as it
requires only a majority of thn signa
ture of the commissioners to make the
awaid legal and binding, there will he
no delay bcause of his absence. The
commission examined over 6700 claims.
and the total of the awards will reach
Into the millions. The appropriation
made by the legislature was hut II. .100.-
000. but the awards of the court will be
more than that sum it is thought, as
'mmlssloncr Pratt has asked for an
appropriation from ongress of 13.000.
000. This was the aggregate of the
claims filed, but the c-ourt reduced thi
amount considerably, and it would not
be a great surprise if the final figures
showed that the total awards were
.vithtn th- .-Miniate of the legislature,
or at least not in excess of $2,000,000.
The certificates of award will now be
placed In the hunds of the auditor, who
'n turn will make out the warrants
upon the treasurer. These warrants
will be payable In one. two and three
years respectively, so that as a matter
of fart the claims are not payable for
one year yet.
I 'u.loubtedly. however, the warrants
can be discounted at the local banks,
as has been done in other cases.
Following the signing of the records
of judgments the commission went into
executive session, when the following
resolution was introduced by Commis
sioner Kepoikai. by which it is hoped
to v. cure a sufficient return for the
oayment f the expanses of the com
mission in excess of the appropriation:
That the chairman 1m- and is hereby
empowered to oversee the clerk in com
pleting the re oils and other clerical
work of the commission: to make up a
financial statement of the receipt and
disbursements of the commission; to
make up a general report of the work
of the commission to the governor: to
iu- certificates of awards to claim
ants and to collect a fee for each cer
tificate of award bused upon the fol
low lug schedule:
Awards of $-V) arTfi under $0 2
Awards of $100 and under SO
Awards of $.".00 and under 1 00
Awards of $Srt and over 4 00
And from the proceeds of the above
and any other funds of the commission
i liquidate all outstanding obligations
of the commission. Including the ad- I
vane s to the commission hy the mer- I
halts of Honolulu f.. tti.. amniinl ,.f I
$. and int. r. -st thereon at the rati- I
f 6 per cent per annum, together with I
such other t-xiM-nses Incurred and nec- J
essary to be Incurred incident to the J
I. nig up of the work of this cumtnis- j
slon.
The r- solution was seconded by Com- I
mission r lvk!n and passed, all vot
ing In favor of it excepting Commis
sioner Testa, who offered the following
amendment :
Nainsook night gown, square neck, short sleeves, trimmed with hemstitched tucks $
Nainsook night gown, low round neck, short sleeves, trimmed with swiss hemstitched ruffles and bands $.
Nainsook night gown, low neck, short sleeves, tucked yoke, and torchon lace $ -..
Nainsook night gown, short sleeves, Kimono effect front, with tucked yoke $
Nainsook night gown, low neck and sh-rt sleeves, trimmed with dotted Swiss and wash ribbons $ QQ
Nainsook night gown, low neck and short sleeves, with band, yoke and deep edging of Point de Paris lace.. .St.SS
Nainsook night gown, low neck, embroidery beading, with half inch wash ribbon, open work applique yoke.
flowing short sleeves ji aa
Nainsook night gown, low, square neck and short sleeves, trimmed with embroidered insertion over pink or
blue liberty satin ribbon. 2 inches wide $:
There are several styles profusely trimmed with Normandy lace and insertions, also some very tasteful j jm
garments.
Whitney & Marsh; Ltd:
itors living in San Francisco. The
court stated that it looked very much
like a case of the petitioner coming to
Honolulu for the purpose of escaping
hia Just debts. The bankrupt said that
all the creditors had been notified, but
the court refused to discharge him un
til he had heard from these coast creditors.
Swipes Joints Raided.
Marshal Hendry yesterday arrested
three natives on a charge of selling
swipes without a retail license, and
also for operating a brewery without
having paid the tax required by the
Internal Revenue Department. Collec
tor Chamberlain also seized the liquor
amounting to 100 gallons, which was
found at the place of the natives be
yond Camp McKlnley. The liquor and
still was destroyed. The names of the
three nvn who are in trouble with
Cncle Sam are Kahaneuupo, Kewea
ami Melena.
And dStill
They Are
Coming
CARLOAD AFTER
CARLOAD of the
Celebrated
Anlienser-Bosch Brewing
Association
Preiimim Pale
AND
Athletic Exhibition
Giveu under the auspices of the
9CH0LDLU ATBLETIC CLDB
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE,
Wednesday Night, Jane lltb,
AT 8 O'CLOCK
A Scientific Exhibition of
BOXING FENCING - WRESTLING
The best local talent w ll contest
for cash prizes and medals.
The event o' the eveniag will be
a 10-round contest for points bet
ween Lon Ag ew ana Jack Weady
Beats now on tale at
Wall, Nichols Co.
Pale Lager Beer
In cases and barrels, quart and pint bottles. AMERICA'S STAND
ARD BEER AT POPULAR PRICES. Don't let the warm weather
find you without it.
H. Hackfeld & Comp'y, Ltd.
SOLE AGENTS for the Hawaiian Territory.
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Townsend Undertaking Co.
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New Goods, Fine Funeral Car t
A complete improved Embalming outfit for preservation of
bodies. The latest styles in hearses on the Mainland do not X
have plumes or urns
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Pbone Blue 571. Corner Miller and Berktasia Sts.
Award of $.Vft and under $0 2.'.
FW every $50 or fraction thereof
fr..m $. t.. $.' 2".
Award of 1500 to $2500 60
K.t every $100 or fraction thereof
from $5on to $2SS0 SO
Kr every $100 or fraction thereof
from $25O0 and upward 75
Then- trf-in no nd the original
motion wa adopted. An estimate of
th returns und-r the fee rule ha been
made, and the commissioner expect
to be abl- to pay from it all tht ex-
Ptn of ih court in exce of th
tppropriation. Including the $4000 bor
rowed from Honolulu merchant.
VfAILUKU, Manl. May 1, 1902.
Bear Sirs: Ia lay lnasesnce
I surchased ia Henslulu a jar
of yeur
Pin-Money Pickles
' brsuyht me great trsuble.
aad sne of three va n.- must
cur:
1. Tou must stay raaklag
them: r
a I must get them at less x-
or
S. I am a rumed man.
Mim my Svt veatarc I've
had many "Jara." My family
team asrly mra ary "Piekles;"
Ightors ring r-bell and
Shat "Piskles:" relatives visit
me ia expeetatia "Pickles."
Tue pirkies are aad Nemesis.
Flease. dear aSaa. gdta them
lay tn keg. barrel, tiegahead.
tea r shipload, aad "prfsirve"
me. Tours vear rrtr.
SARROLL WSaVAKlR.
P. 8 : I wast Ofceaklaa. Caul
idawar. Oniea. MaMnit, Mixed,
P and Maag
C W.
? Messrs
LEWIS & CO.
10SS FORT 8T.
IO-Two Tdleahonea-24-O
EPICUREAN
THE HIGHEST ARK FOR QUALITY has been
attained by these GROCERIES. They are superior to
any other to be had AT YOUR GROCER'S.
California Calimyrna Figs
NOW ON SALE AT
521 King Street.
Postponed to June 30.
Closing Out Sale
TV. T. Paly
Contractor and Builder
Goo Kim, 116NuuanuSt.
Fine Stock of Gras? Linen Jut Received.
Plsos ay and all kinds of work
weH, promptly and at reason
able priced.
lee 104! Alakea street,
dfcwedd Kins aad Hatal.
Paon Blue 18M.
James F. Morgan, President; Cecil Beown, Vice President; F. Hua
taee. Secretary: Charles H. Atberton. Andltor; W. H. Hoogs, Treas
urer and Manager.
H-o.sta.ee 5z Co., X-.td,
WHOLESALE AS- iiETAIL- DEALERS IN
Firewood, Stove, Steam, blacksmith's Coal
Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295.
Special Attention Given to Drayinpr,
Bankruptcy Caas.
Judg" Kst yesterday . refued to
grant a discharge in bankrupt! y askvl
for by Philip Friedman The petitioner
had debts of isao and over, all the cred-
ALL KINDS OF
it ubber Cf oorf
Goodyear Rubber Co.
B. M. PEASE. President,
rranaisao, CaL. U.a x
E. J WALKER, Agent
At
Your
Crocer's
35c Pound
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