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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAE ADVERTISER. HONOLULU
23, 1903
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JAPANESE
TO MEET
STEVENS
LOCAL BREVITIES.
tonight.
Hon. D. W,
the Japanese
Stevens, counsellor for
legation at Washington,
is expected to arrive today in the Doric
en route to -Japan. He will be enter
tained while In port by Miki Saito, the
Japanese Consul, and it is expected
that the two-- together with the mem
bers of the committee of thirty which
had in charge the Japanese fire claims,
will go over all the matters pertaining
to the proposed commission which the
local Japanese intend sending to Tokio
to obtain the aid of the Foreign Office.
As the Consul has endorsed the action
of the committee of thirty in designatr
Ing Messrs. Shiozawa and Ishikawa to
act as delegates in all Are claim mat
ters, it is believed that Mr. Stevens
will take the same view of the matter
and consent to act with the delegates.
The latter leave today in the Doric for
Japan. ' ,
As outlined in the Advertiser last
week the plan of the Japanese is to
take the awards as given out by the
Fire Claims Commission, amounting in
round numbers to about $350,000, and
put the same into the keeping of the
Foreign Office at Tokio. This precludes
the acceptance here of the warrants of
the territorial treasurer. The hope is
that the Japanese Foreign Office will
forward the awards to the Secretary
of State at Washington with the re
quest that the same be paid. This is
done in order that the Japanese claim
ants may cbtain their money . at an
,-iriv i?a.t instead of waltlnsr upon the
territorial government to pay, there
being no funis in the treasury, whereby
iho same could be taken up when pre-
v sented. - As the Japanese here are
aliens they are acting within their
rights to appeal to the Emperor for
the relief desired.
The Chinese will also confer with
Mr. Stevens and will decide upon a
course of action soon.
CHANGES 'lN THE
TEACHING CORPS
the Board of Education Accepts
Resignations and FiVs
Vacancies.
A large number of changes and ap
pointments in the teaching corps of
the Territorial schools were made by
the Board of Education at the regular
meeting yesterday morning. There
were present Supt. A. T. Atkinson, W.
D. Alexander, Mrs. E.. W. Jordan. Har
ry M. von Holt, C. L. Hopkins, Mrs.
W. W. Hall and A. B. Wood
The following changes and appoint
ments reported by the teachers' com
mittee were approved:
Miss Wilhelmina Schmidt, asststant
of HUo Union school, in place of Mrs.
Heln E. Kelsey. resigned. Miss Nellie
Carr, assistant in Hilo Union school,
vice Miss Eleanor A. Thomas, trans
ferred to Honokaa. Miss Jean Angus,
assistant at Fepeekeo, in place of Miss
Kebecca Macy. resigned. Jos. de Suva,
teacher at Kukuihaele, in place of p.
W. Lonohiwa. resigned. L. E. Schell
berg, appointed principal at Ahualoa.
in place of E. W. Estep, resigned. Miss
A. E. Thomas, teacher at Honokaa, in
ni of Mrs. E. W. Estep, resigneu
! Lodsre le Prores meets
; Work in the third degree.
I W. W. Goodale. manager of Waialua
I plantation, was in town yesterday
i D. I Van Dine is going to MauWo
look, after insect pests for the U. S. Ei
reriment Station. .
Supt. J. H. Boyd of the Department
of Public Works departed on tb Hall
yesterday for Kauai on a tour of in
spection. Olaa plantation will, it is said, in the
future handle its own firewood, ship
ping direct to this city, insteau 01 sun
letting the work by contract.
Thayer & Hemenway have applied to
Judge Estee for a $150 attorney's fee
for services in the bankruptcy case o
N. Shimamura. The estate is worth
$1093.
When he Supreme Court convenes
Monday in adjourned session the court
will 'adjourn sine die, not to sit again
until October. Justice Galbraith is to
leave Tuesday for a trip to the coast.
D. O. Camarinos ia circulating a pe
tition to the governor for reissuance 01
his saloon license. His Frimo beer li
cense expires next month, and Cama
rinos now wants a full liquor license.
The fire commission has practically
closed its offices. Secretary Riggs being
v, nr,lv after 4 o'clock.
ora. hut o ooiinlA of dozen certif
icates which have not been deliver
Kfi- an A Mrs. J. Philip Smith, Wh
Wo. knnn Ti at nrwl in EurOOe f OT SeV
eral months, will arrive here next week
and go to Santa Cruz to pass the re
mainder of the season at "Sunshine
Villa." Argonaut.
The following promotions have been
made in Company F, National Guard
of Hawaii: Private M. R. Houghtail
ing, to be sergeant; Private W. O.
Johnston, to be corporal, and Private
G. C. Myhre to be corpral.
t- orwi "M TTirlck ThomDSoA have
Issued Invitations to the weddiVg of
i?.iiahMh Williams Paris and Kouis
Monday. 34 u
,,. jw ft t at Kamphame
Mr. and Mrs. Warren will be at horrf
oftor contemner 15th at 1259 Lunalilo
street.
Aw.rt vr rvrmk. of Makawao, MJv.
returned in the Alameda from Ann A
t.. ,.r.i fr u-vicre he graduated recen
1.- r.., thii lan.- iinri.irtment. Mr. Croo
y iiwii n.v. ..... ' ..
intends to remain in mmmuiu m
take up the practice of law. He is
something of an athlete and was once
on of the btst runners in the islands.
Wray Taylor, who has charge of the
Agricultural Fair, has offered two
prizes for the best accounts of the ex
hibition to be written by school chil
nf thp Territory. Diplomas are to
be awarded and the contest will no
doubt be interesting. All essays rausi
be handed in not later than August
2 anrf are to contain not more than
1000 words each.
Printed circulars offering $200 reward
have been received by-.. High Bherm
I3rown from the chief of police of Phil
adelphia for the arrest of Henry Tyson
Detwiler, who absconded from the City
of Brotherly Love on March 17, 19G2.
He is described as about it years 01
age, wears glasses ana is a. sifuubia-
ph-r. He Intenaea going soum ui
a warm climate on ai-coum
health. .
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Ladies
Colonial Tie
Ladies desiring something new and very
swell in the line of footwear cannot help
but be pit-aped with thi new etjJe It is
simply beautifnl.
Made of ideal kid with light extension
eole and. Cuban heels. The thape is the
daintiest of the season and it is most comfort
able either for walking or evening wear.
Come and see it whether you intend to buy
or not. : : : '- : : :
Manufacturers' Shoe Go.,-limited
1057 FORT STREET.
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. in nt.-,-P of Miss Mabel X-
rf-,M.i cirnd John ferema
William J. Hall, at Kaapahu. in place
ir t.. R. Schellberg. trans-
frrprl Miss Anna E. Cook, at Papai-
, . .r Tv,fo,ri5 e. Maby. re-
signed. Mrs. L. E. Schellberg assist
ant at Honokaa, in place of Miss Ber
. Tl v,i roncfAiTPd to Kukuihaele
m 11! TCintr. transferred from
vohnmiinii to hisrh school. Miss Ivy
w nirvin. assistant at Kaahumanu.
i ioo nf "Miss Kinir. Mrs. J. N
Taggard, assistant at Kalihi-waena, in
place of Miss i;um. Aniuiu, ico.Sn.v
. r -iriin TJnTicin.: assistant at Ma
noa, in place of Miss Violet K. Beck-oDto-ncii
Miss Mary N. Isewnes,
assistant at Lahaina, in place of Anna
E. Cook, transferred. Miss Nancy
ITluDaiakua. in
, r T11 lien Yatps. resigned. Miss
.,0 CTomln-r. teacher at Kaupaha
in niro of Miss Addie S. Dawdle,
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resigned. m ,t -
Miss Alice IS. 'laoer, appumi i-.xi.-er
of drawing for the Honolulu schools.
Miss Charlotte Stewart was appoint
ed to practice training school.
Deave of absence was granted Miss
Blanche Hana on doctor's certificate.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
$5.00, at the
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MONDAY, JULY 21ST.
iore Bargains at
SACHS'
Our bargain sales are gaining
in popularity and deservedly so.
The goods we offer at reduced
prices are all standard and sta
ple materials, and our object in
making the price so low is to di
minish our stock, preparatory to
moving to our new building
i.oon: Here are a few of oi
week's attractions:
IT.
The amateur picture maker gets the
best results and the most help from
good materials. We have the best of
everything In the way of materials.
FRESH PAPER,
FPvESEC FILM
FRK SCI PLATES
ALWAYS IN
that there are only a
a few days left in which
gather in real bar-
gams, as we wul posi
tively close up at the
erd of thi month?
You can get goods at
your own price, pretty
nearly.
Come and fee if we
have what you need, as
you can gave money if
we have.
up
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wool under
at the White
Oenulne Panama hats
White House.
Tru Primo lager. It will tone
rd refresh your system.
Light weight natural
Mill 13 aii'J '
Houe
ThV celebrated Alfred Benjamin &
Cclothes are advertise,! by the Kash
Co.. Ltd.
Beauty in the home is easily arrang
ed by consulting Lewers & Xooke a
-11 njir rJpnartment. . ft
Read the announcement of L err
today on page 6 for ia!r
. Monday next.
..:m!nr done accoidmg
Mliimery, '"" Rtvie at
?,TiiS. F.'nav. in BO.
1,1. t the very best re-
suits obtainable in yenZ
films or mates, take them to Honolulu
A card case containing
flrawn on Redmon & Kerr Co.. bankers,
in New York, was lost. Pf
the Fame has been stopped and ail per
sons are warm d against negotiating
the same
PRINTED PIQUES
Latest stripes and figures, widfc'
28 inches. Very handsome;
duced from 20c per yard to
7 YARDS FOR ?10.
FINK DRESS SATEEN ,
Very attractive colors. Tia
French Sateen and 31 inhs
wide a great bargain. Reduw
from 35c to
29c PER YARD.
FIGURED DIMITY
In many different oiors s.n
handsome assortment o pat
terns. Width 29 inches; redu
from 7 yards for ?1M to
11 YARDS FOR $10.
MUSLINS AND DIMITIES
Excellent bargains in this lot.
Reduced from 20c per to
lZc per yard.
N.S. Sachs
DRY GOODS
CO., LTD.
FORT STRUKT.
L-F.STERNEfflANN
STAPLE AH3
Remeoaber, only a few
days more.
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M.'BRASCH & CO.
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We are acents for Poco Plate Ca
meras and Eastman Kodaks.
We have just received a fresh supply
nf Cramer Plates: we are sola agents
for them and consider them the best
nn the market. Call in and get our
nHees and see samples of the work
done v.ith these plates.
We develop and print to the satis
faction of our patrons.
Discriminating picture takers insist
on havinsr their worK done oy our
artists.
Spo mir Island views: they cover all
the interesting subjects on the Islands
The best and most comprehensive set
in existence.
We have just received a large assort
ment of the famous HERRI NG-H ALL
MARVIN SAFE CO'S safes. These safes
are considered the very best made.
The public are invited to inspect tha
exhibit at our Hardware Department.
Theo. H. Davies & Co.
Limited.
Grand Bargain Sale of
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Beginning Monday, July 21st
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Prices Reduced Far 'Below Cost
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These curtains are not too elegant for Honolulu peopkv
but the prices are evidently too high. They are of the iiia6
exquisite patterns and designs, all directly imported from
Switzerland. Many have admired them, but when it czscm
to paying $22.00 for a pair of curtain?, tney were not muted.
On the mainland regular price could ea?ily he gotten fir
them however that's not here. We are going to Hbvm r.
the-.e curtains at an enormous sacrifice in price and offer yna (
Tt'a a -.hencA tr hfivp. nirtlins WOrtflT Cf f
WI1X3 UUIUl aw r w.. - ..v-w - .
the costliest maEHon at ordinary curtain prices. Com erij
and don't miss the chance.
Maria Antonettes, formerly $17.00, on sale at $8.C 8
Renaissance, " 20.00, t' 44 u 8.00
Irish Point, " 10-00, " 44 11 6 CO
BrnsselsNet, 44 1 0 - 00 , 44 44 " 5.00
Arabian Curtains, reduced to $7.00 and $8.00
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Hobror)
mpany
EHLKRS' BLOCK,
Fort Street.
(iwies
WE UECOMMEXD
Nathan Hale Cuban
LSO, GAIETY GIEL
Fort St. opp. Club Stables.
Fhone lilue oll.
STOCJillULlKKS MEETING
TUB ANNUAL MEETING -F THE
f,vhnir! cf the MeCatMS 1: mSlton
ftft i-?' vwS v i 8
All snorfsmen should inspect ourj
v -7"- . - hi
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.
Biff
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All Corsets, 50c
We will close out our entire stock of Royal Wari
Corfet. all pize in the different qualities, regular prices,
and ?3.0U; all go at tne one price, out.
ALSO EQUIPOISE WAISTS
EQUIPOISE SUMMER WAISTS
FERRIS' GOOD SENSE WAISTS
ALL AT 59c
Note Any goods purchased during this sale will not be ecfasEw!
or given on approval. .
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Table Covers and Portieres
We will have a eale of them also. See display in oav windsw
with prices plainly marked.
Bale of Embroideries ia pan Saturday night, July It.
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A snpoial meeting oi
era of the Kohala Land Co . WO-j Renny Co.. Ltd.. has been . ..lied by
be held at 9 o'clock a. m. at the omce u president for TumUy, July
AV. R. Castle. Merchant sreet. one oi iw2 t 4 oVlpck p m at Ul, of.
the matters under, discussion will oe -. company. 20 Queen street,
the proposition of increasinff the capi nee G. HOLT,
mi ofif thf romnany
An extra fine assortment of fine fur
niture belongins to Mr. Chas . Ludg
en will be sold today at the fdn
on Keeaumoku and Lunalilo stlf-,;
1 o'clock, by Jas. F. .Mor.an. Put I list
f articles to be sold i Publisre. .
here in the auctioneers adert.se
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thi afternoon and therein be no
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Honolulu. T. H.
Secretary
July 21?t, 192. 227
MEETING NOTICE.
Honolulu. July 17, 1S62.
THH REGULAR QUARTKRLY
ratine of the Pacifle Hardwar Com
pfy Limited, will b t the office
of the B. T. Dillingham Company Lim
Uei on Friday, July 25tb. at It .'elock
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EMBROIDERED SCREENS in great variety
styles and prices
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