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THE PACIFIC EQMMERCIAE ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 7,
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BROWN WOULD
RF PHA1PMAN
Additional candidates for the honor;
of presiding over the Republican Ter- -
ritorial Convention are coming to the
front. With tke receipt of informa
tion concerning the delegates from the
hlg Island, two names are added to the
list. P. Peck of Hilo. who haa only
recently returned from Washington, is
ne of the delegation w ho will be men
tioned, while the local friends of Sena
tor John Paris will push him.
Senator Cecil Brow n is said to have
the b?e in his bonnet and to have indi
cated that he would esteem it an honor
to be given the position.
The government yesterday agreed to
the proposals made by the Republican
committee and.added to the list of poll
ing place three each on Maui and Ha
waii, where they are most needed ac
cording to the reports made by the
men who have been working up this
feature of the flglit. On Alaui there
will be add! ulree new voting places.
One of these U at KJhel plantation, a
second at Huelo plantation, and the
third at a. point between Huelo and
llakawao. where there Is a large but
scattering population. -
On Hawaii there will be the greatest
"change in the voting opportunities of
the Hilo district. There will be estab
lished two new precinct. One of these
will be in the WaJakea neighborhood
and the other will be located in Olaa.
The third new precinct on the island
vrVl be In South ICona.
ZAl was understood last evening that
" tCW had been a caucus of some of the
Fifth district members of the local
committee for the purpose of deciding
upon officers who are to be chosen. It
was further understood that John C.
Lane was the choice of the members
present for the chairmanship.
The Hawaii delegates to the conven
tion are as follows:
First District John Holland, P. Peck,
W. T. Guard, Attorney McKinney, Geo.
W. Paty. W. C. Cook. J. P. Oliver. W.
G. Walker, A. Lidgate. L. E. Schelburg,
Charles Williams.
Second District IL L. Holstein. Pula,
May-lWell. J. D. Paris, NahaU, Ligaro,
Walpuilani. Rest, Kauhane.
KALAWAO WINS IN
MOLOKAI LEAGUE
In an exciting game which almost
ended In a riot Kalawao won the league
championship last Saturday in the first
baseball series ever played at the leper
settlement. The schedule . finished, a
new Merles is already being planned. In
addition Supt. McVeigh has arranged
the latest sport for his charges and on
his return to the settlement will take
two ping pong sets with him to the
Baldwin Home. The lepers outside this
institution will make their own ping
poiig sets from the models brought
alonsr by the superintendent.
McVeigl- who returned Tuesday night
frm Molokai reports the concluding
game In the baseball series to be one
oUXhe hottest oa record. Six games j
h.1 Vbeen played by the Kalaupapas and,
l&rtwaos, each having won an even
rumber. and Saturday's game was to
decide the winner or tne v pre.
game Saturday was hotly contested all
the way through, and at the beginning
of the ninth Inning stood nine to. nine,
with darkness fast approaching. After
the Ka'auP38 nad had tneir turn '
the bat without scoring, the captain or
that teani bekan to complain of the
darkness. The first ball pitched to the
Kalawaos netted two bases and then
the captain of the Kalaupapas insisted
that the game be called. The umpire,
an cx-pollceman from Honolulu, re
fused to do so until the end of the In
ning, and ordered the game to proceed.
The Kalaupapas refused to abide by
the decision and left the field, the um
pire declaring the game forfeited to Ka
lawao by a score of nine to nothing.
In spite of the objections of the Ka
laupapa sympathizers the umpire stucn
to his decision, almost precipitating a
riot, but the money was paid to Ka-
1-.. xt Voltrh.
The new league which is being plan
ned will have three teams and the con
test will therefore be more interesting.
The lepers are taking a lively interest
In the game, and where at first only
.1 onruarnl on the field, last
Saturday's concluding contest was at
tended by ever four nuncreu
BUSINESS LOCALS.
A first-class shave at the Pawtheon
ihirinv Tvarit-irs for 15 cents.
Safes of the Herring-Hall-Marvin
u r. bv Theo. H. Davies to,
x-.i infants' nurse desires
position as governess, housekeeper or
nurse.
J cu -on rnt a cottage of
$W rooms on Hackfeld and Spencer
Ktreeta.
. .t i Ar rin-nttiire. sutrar. etc..
AUCllUH noic . -
.. oaiaamnmn today at iu
HI iiuinau o
Check No. 1022 on Yokohama bpecie
of date July 3ist, ior 3u.v.
All the lates styles in furniture can
be seen at Hopp & Co. on inns
. . , Ha ATrTntTre build-
ing is offered for rent. See classified ad
verUsemnts. An exnerienced collector advertises
iJay for a position. Can give the Desi
f references.
Coyne Furriture Co. tell how to buy
furniture without ready money, bee
advertisement.
Anyone having a gasoline engine to
h!1 tan find a purchaser by consuitin-,
our classified ads.
The Merchants Fair building will be
s.l2 at public auction on Monday next
y Jas. F. Morgan.
A lot c,f dry goods, slightly d.trnaged
in trarsit. will be sold today at.Mor
ca's auction rooms.
T. Yuen Tai. at 1272 Fort street, have
lame line of reaay-maue
nlwavs on hand.
If vou talce pictures why not have
yur films or plat developed at Ho
nlul Photo Supply Co.?
Twr- Xr Co4ike sell the ceieDraieu
'ui'., r.T.-xant hiricle stains. Call
far twvi? tHinff all about them.
The Kash Clothing Co. advertise that
Alfred Benjamin & Co. suits tower head
and shoulders above all other makes.
A permanent position is open to com
petent stocklr-eeper in a wholesale hous?
i this city. See our classified ads. for
particulars.
A female fox terrier pup, answers to
the name of Desdemona, has been lost.
Reward offered if same is returned to
Mr. F. M. Biooks. .
The new Territory Restaurant. Fort
fctreet, opposite Club Stables, reopens
tday under entire new management.
C. Alii is the new party in charge.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
If you are looking for a house, con
sult our classified ads.
The Myrtle Boat Club will give a
smoker on Friday evening, August 15th.
Edwarda Fert-ira was adjudged in
sane yesterday afternoon by Judge
Wilcox and ordered sent to the insane
asylum.
The Kauai brought news yesterday of
the death of two Chinese on Pe Aw's
rice plantation by the explosion or gun
powder. Special Officers McDuffle and Rcnear
last night arrested three Japanese and
two Chinese storekeepers ior seuins
liquor without a license.
Residents of Judd street complained
t iHvriur last evening that the
electric lights in that vicinity bad not
fcven burning reguiany jaieiy.
Clark automatic telephones have been
installed in the city office and n-are-rouue-
of the Honolulu Iron Works by
the Guy Owens Electrical Construction
Co., Ltd.
Captain Whiting w as taken to Pearl
Harbor vesterday by Admiral Merry
on a visit of inspection. The day be
fore he was presented officially to
r.nv.mir tv1p. and the United States
Mrs. J. M. Whitney, president of the
W. C. T. U., will address the teachers
of the summer school this afternoon at
2 o'clock on "School Savings Banks.
Teachers and others Interested are es
pecially invited.
The attempt to burn down the River
Mill Co.'s building at River and Pauabi
ptreets is said to have been incendiary.
The attempt was frustrated by a Chi
nese butcher, who discovered the flames
and gave the alarm.
Mr. Thomas Prime will hold a ques
tion meeting tonight at the Arion hall.
Some very interesting questions have
already been handed in and the doc
trine of theosophy will be explained as
well as other interesting topics.
MUSIO AT THE BEACH.
Band Will Play Th.li Evening at the
Moana Hotel.
PART. I.
Overture, Don Juan Mozart
Polonaise, In Mark Faust
Selection, Musical Review Riviere
Vocal
(a) Lei Poni Moi. (b) Sweet Lei
Mamo. . .
Miss I. Keliiaa.
(c) Ku'u Wehlwehl. (d) Kokohi.
Mrs. N. Alapai.
PART II.
itv Homiest: (a.i Zamona. b)
Florodora Stuart
Miss Keliiaa and Mrs. Alapai.
By Request: A New Ragtime March
7 Cunha
Waltz,' The Wedding of the Winds. Hall
Bv Request: The Guiding Star
March Whight
The Star Spangled Banner
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Tax Appeal Court.
The tax appeal court considtiol the
cases for which C. Bolte appeared as
counsel yesterday. Among these were
th appeals of the Bishop Estate, the
Kan.ohe rarch Heeia plantation and
IK-wsett estate.
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A COLD AT THIS SEASON is
most annoying, and should not be neg
lected. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will relieve the lungs, make expectora
tion easy, effect a quick cure ana leave
the system in a healthy condition. It
always cures and cures quickly. Ben
son. Smith & Co., Ltd., wnoiesaie
agents, sell it.
The
Aristocracy
of Ladies' Shoes
The more a lady knowB about the
value of shoes the easier it will be
for us to tell her a pair of our Laird,
Sholier & Co.'s
They are made of Ideal kid, with light extension sole
and Cuban heel. EyelVts are hand worked. It ia the latest
and swellest shoe of the eeason. Come and see it.
Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Limited
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Fire Proof Safes
Another Large Shipment
Just Arrived
1057 FORT STREET.
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Bank.
A two-story house belonging to John
Walker on the corner of Pnkoi ana
King str?ets, is offered for rent. This
is a new house and has all of the very
latest improvements.
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. The Volcano Mineral Water from
Hawaii is bottled and sold by the Foun
tain Mineral and Soda Works. Tatron
ize hom industry and try a dozen bottles.
Pretty Draperies
They eo a long way toward mak
ing the home attractive, as erery
lady knows, and the etock we are
nmv showing in our windows and
on our counters , is particularly
handsome.
ART DENIMS
' The very latest in Oriental effects
Excelle-.t material for taMe covers
and portices. Width 3G inches
Piioe 30c rer yard.
SILKOLINES
New designs and colors. 30 in
ches wide. 153 pT yard.
'DRAPER' CREPES
Prftttv material in many attrac-
tivn desiens. Width 31 inches.
20c per yard.
COLORED MADRAS
Tn vellnvr. rink and creen. 50
inches wide. 40c and 50c yard.
WHITE EMBROIDERED
31 ADR AS
fiO inehc3 wide. 50c and 60c
yer yard.
WHITE AND ECRU FRINGED
.MADRAS
Very hanfeame for pallor car
tains and draperies. 45c, 5('e and
05c per yard.
Of the remainder of
our stock. .
On Tuesday
AND f
Wednesday
At 10 o'cloct, at cur
store.
Special
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tions for
laides.
! Til. BRASCH & CO,
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Here's a
For the
Chance
Boys
We
are going to give
the boys of Honolulu the
chance of getting a base
ball cap for nothing. The
caps are very light, of
hacdseme shape and are
just the thing for this
climate.
We Will (jive
Them Away
HEXT SATTJEDAT,
AUGUST 9th
Froaa 7 a. m. to 9:30 p.
m. While we have a
great number we advise
you to come early to be
sure of getting one.
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Fort St..
Ehlers' Block,
Hinolwlxt.
Ping
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new shipment of sets
of all grades, including
several particularly high
grade sets just received.
DRY
CO.
CCODS
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Neti
N. S. Sachs'
FORT STRKBT.
The most Fashionable Teople of
Honolulu eat at the
Palace Griii
Everything first class, but reason
able in price.
Sidney Boyd, Prop.
Bethel St., near Hotel.
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.
If you PLAY PING PONG,
visit the
HONOLULU
BOWLING PARLORS
Where y?u jean keep cool.
Union and Hotel Sts.
Phone Main 317.
A Down to Date Line
TRUNKS, DRESS SUIT GASES
and all Conveniences for Travel
IS NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION
Mins.
Our stock of
lorrlnc Holl- EV1 xa i-w 1 1-
fafes is as complete as can be found
at any of the branch Mainlisd ofJSees.
Our delivered prices in Honolulu will not exceed the net
export prices charged in Lan Francisco.
S2-81 S. KING STREET.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
Limited.
MONDAY, AUG., 4TH.
EXTRAORDINARY
DUCTS
DUE
ON ON
SS . TRIMMINGS
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We hated to do it reduce the price to low on euch
elegant trimmings, but we mast cell them quickly.
True they are not all new, but when you can buy Bead
ed Bands that we originally cold for $2.50, buy theui
now for 10c, it's worth investigating. We have reduced
our 75c and $1.00 Jets to 25c and all othr trimmings
in proportion. ' Good time to buy dress trimmings
don't you think?
GLOVES at REDUCED PRICES
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We hvre tkeui displayed in one of our show windows
with pikes marked plainly. ,
La Rome
Kid Gloves
Clasp gioyep, strongly
made, we eil them reg
ularly at $1 50; reduced
this week to S I 00
La Blanche
UM Gloves
Latest shape and shades,
regular price $1.50; rd
duced this week to
Sf .00
Dent's KSct Gloves
You will find this lot very attractive. All colors in the
latest shade, fasteners and a full line of fcizea.
Our regular price is S2. 00.
This week reduced to S 1 .50.
Ladies' Black Hose
AT IMMKNS3 REDUCTION
We will sell our regular 50o black "Hermsdorf Dye"
dropstiched lisle hose, this week at 25o a pair you
seldom get such an opportunity as this.
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DECORATED TEA AND
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BEADED PORTIERES
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EMBROIDERED SCREENS in great variety,
styles and prices
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