The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], August 29, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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THE TOOTIO COmn5ECm AUGUST 29, rya
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USED WIFE FOR
PUNCHING BAG
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Native
Beat Better Half
Ripped Off Her
Holokt.
J. Keoaiu, a Hawaiian resident of Ke
walo. went home yesterday forenoon
while under the influence of luiuor, and
.proceeded to give lesons in the manly
art. using his wife in liu of a punch
ing bag. She received a r'.ght on her
Jaw. a left hook on her left ear which
gave her a vision of stars of all de
grees of brilliancy, and then a knockout
blow which felled, her" to the floor of
the veranda. While she was down the
husband pulled her hair and then
ripped off her new holoku, leaving her
nude before a number of people who
had collected in the street to witness
the exhibition. When the wife had an
opportunity to don another holoku she
came at once tr the Police Station,
swore out a warrant against Keoniu,
tx-n. tt-aa fihortlv laid out in a cell to
Jude Estee yesterday naturalized :
James J. WaldvogeU late of Swuzer- j
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i Officer ilcuume anrsim a. a." '
V'ln Kakaako last night for selling sake
anC without a license.
' j WE. Herrick leaves for tha coast in
!. "i an.i mav roisiblT remain
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away permanently. ''
The receotion to Eishop F-estsrick
has been definitely fixed by the Eiks
for next Tuesday evening.
The Aorangi brought some sample
eugar cane seed for the Planters Ex
periment Station from Queensland.
Th Chinese are now intending to fol
low the example of the Portuguese, and
want representation on the Republican
ticket.
o-, vtq "Prcd Harrison are re
joicing over a son born Friday of last
week. The baby and onin parents ae
doing well.
The Kamehameha
Alumni Association will take place at
ihe club hall on Fort street tnis eeu- j
ing at 7 o'clock. j
The Kaimuki Home for IncuraDies
.!M Tiort nfTt week and the pa
tient will be sent out from the Victoria
Hospital on Monday.
Ktr- v w Kd wards, the vanilla bean
expert of Napoopoo, is in the city- He
will go to Fiji to get -vanilla cuttings
to set out on his Ivona pianiiuon.
ci?iri:r exercises of the oerman
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Wilcox's pleasure in court this morn
ing.
SOLDIERS SPENT
LOTS OF MONEY
Said
to Have Left $30,000
With Merchants of
Honolulu.
"Although many of the soldiers who
came here on the transport Buford had
apparently lost a great deal of their
money on the voyage from Manila by
gambling. Is think it safe to say that
they left some $23.00u or SSO.OtK) in Ho
nolulu, aid a well known business
man yesterday.
The men of the Buford were an or
derly lot of fellows. They did not paint
the t3wn red or try to throw any of he
smaller buildings of the town over the
top of the new Toung Building but they
did spend the money; They learned
that travellers can see the sights here
without being robbed and the stories
they can tell of Honolulu after leaving
here should do a lot of good towards
bringing others to Hawaii.
Honolulu bopes that a few more boil
ers of transports will leak sufficiently
mo that their commanders will decide
that it ia necessary to put into this
port.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
the class rooms or me noyai
There was quite a large attendance.
The contract for the new O'Neill
building, instead of going t the Ha
waiian Engineering Company, has been
let to Fred Harrison, who will take over
all contracts for iron and steel and the
terra cot ta work as well. Progress will
be made on the work at once.
Tomorrow is Judge Humphreys last
day on the bench, and the news of the
appointment of his successor may come
on the Alameda today. Humphreys
will resume the practice of law on Mon
day and will enter a new firm with F.
E. Thompson and E. M. Watson.
George Paris came across a battered
church contribution box under his
house yesterday morning, evidently
thrown there by the one who hypothe
cated it from the Catholic church about
six months ago. The box looked as if
it had ben broken with a stone. It
was entirely empty.
The statement that Jimmie Sims did
not die as given in an evenmg paper.
Fchool cpejs soon an-i we want to sell very
boy and girl in Honolulu and the other Islands
' a pair of strong, good fitting shoes. Tli kind that
will stand the grii d of school and are comfortable
on the feet. Let the children try them.
Manufacturers' " Shoe Co., Limited
1057 FOnt STREET.
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ITrame Fitting.
in the hospital
at the time Sims uicl there of cholera.
:i 'oioo -iti Sims at the Hotel
Oriente just a few hours previous to his
being taken ill.
Kilauea Activa Aem.
C. L. Wight, of the Wilder Steamship
Company, received a message yester
day from F. L. Waldron, manager of
the Volcano House, saying: "Active
lake formed at Haleir.aumau, . 4W feet
in diameter."
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Mail Jrom tb Coast.
The Alameda is expected to arrive
from San Francisco before noon today.
She has a week's later maiL
Bourbon at $0.00 and $4.00 a gallon at
Hoffschlaeger & Co., 25 Queen St-
A card ct thanks from D. H. Lewis
appears in another column of this pa
per. Go to the Kash Clothing Co. for Al
fred Benjamin & Co.s correct clothes
for men.
Lewers & Cooke call special atten
tion of painters to their standard Tur
pen Shellac
An unfurnished room Is wanted in
Punahou or the plains. See our classi
fied ads. for particulars.
Goo Kim will receive by the Alameda
a fine line of new goods. Call tomor
rowIt is bis bargain day.
Tou are not using the best butter un
less you are using Crystal Spring but
ter from Metropolitan Meat Co.
K. May & Co. will receive the very
choicest fruits and vegetables the Cal
ifornia markets afford on the Alameda
today.
Fancy ribbons, silks and grass linen
for hat draping at specisJ prices this
week at Miss Hawiey's in Boston
block. Also many new styles of hats.
A nicely furnished cottage of two
rooms; also a furnished room in main
house, with privilege of board, can be
had at 1431 Emma street.; gooa
tioa.
Sidney Boyd of the Palace Grill an
nounces today a merchant' lunch, con
sisting of soup, vegetables, etc., for -a
cents. Regular bill of fire lunch, o
cents. Bethel, between Hotel and King
streets.
Auction sale of household furniture
and effects today , at 1262 BeTetania
street, near Piikoi street. Some very
choice furniture will be soI.L Sale be
gins at 10 o'clock and is under the aus
pices of Auctioneer Jas. F. Morgan.
. Caught Stealing Cocoantit.
George Godfrey and Joe Alves, two
young Portuguese, were caught by
caretaker Gomes in the premises of
Mrs. Ward, commonly known as "The
Old Plantation," while In the act of
making away with cocoanuts. In com
pany with half a dozen other boys God
frey and Alves had gathered in a large
number of the nuts which had fallen
to the groi-nd. when Gomes caught
sight of them. There was a merry chase
resulting in two of them being cap
tured. Officer Malleitner responded to
a telephone caU for help and brought
the boys to the station house where
they are locked up on an investiga
tion entry.. Both boys have been be
fore Judge Wilcox before, one spend
ing a short time in the Reform School
while the other stayed in the Jail for
two weeks.
Dee Buy Mors Property.
Larry Dee was again in evidence yes
terday at the additional ale of Foster's
oronortv mit ud for auction to satisfy
the court order in the ckse of Hitch
cock vs. Hustace et aU or the 'B-a-malo
case." Dee bid in a portion of the
Pawaa property containing 10,430 square
feet for $2100. and secured 4.47 acres of
Molokal land for S300. j
The next safe of property will' take ,
place on September 9 when 156S acres
f Molokal land will be sold. 1
is discredited by a member of the army j . Q gtest am
medical fraternity on board the Ba-je-ver pax w 6
ford, who said he was in tne nosp ;.mj . . . , nf this
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drug store not an ordinary 803.
soccers, bat a success that will be
talked about far and wide. Our
plan is to treat every customer so
agreeably that we will hold every
one. Then every new customer
represents just bo much growth to
our busines.
We cordially invite you to
our store and make us aa useful
to you an possible. Let this be
your down town stopping place
where you can meet your friend?,
use the telephone, leave packages
or in any way make tiiti drug store
userul to you.
Few glass wearers" realize the import
ance of properly fitting frames.
This MAY seem of minor importance
Our business is growing be-, to yon, but your comfort and that of
cause we pay closest attention to fit of e f rame.
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Without proper proportions ana
MAMMOTH
Removal Sale
Attracts Hundreds of Buyers
GREATEST BARGAIN EYEST
EVER HELD IN
H().0LULTJ
Store has been crowded ever
since the sale began and it has in
every way been an unqualified suc
cess. Everyone who bought b
satisfied at the gTeat bargains offer
ed, and hundreds of ladies have
taken advantage of the sweeping
redactions to lay away garments
"for a rainy day."
Sale Coutmes All TMs Week
STORE OPENS AT 8:30 A. 31.
EVERY CORNING.
Come Early and Avoid the Rush.
All Goods Marked In Plain Fig
ures and Sold for Cash Only.
9 DRY GOODS
FORT STREET.
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Fire Insurance
THS B. F. DILLINGHAM COMPANY LD.
General Agents far HawaiL
Atlas Assurance Company of Londcn.
Phoenix Assurance Compajny of Lon
don. Vew Tork Underwriters' Agency.
Providence "Washington Insurance
Company.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn. ALBERT RAAS, Manager
Ins-uranee Department otHce Fouirth
Floor. Stanffenwald buUding'.
adjustment of the spectacles or eye glass
frame, it is impossible to derive the full
amount of benefit from your glasses.
"We make a specialty of frame fitting
as well aa eye fitting, and guarantee an
exact and correct adjustment to all faces
and eyes.
J, N. Sanford,
Manufacturing Optician,
Boston Buildtnar, Fort Street.
Over May St Co.
Hobron Drug Co
Ehlers' Block, Fort Street.
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1. W. AHASA & CO.
Hercliant Tailors,
103S Nunanu Ave.
All grades cf light
goods for the season.
White Duck, Light
Woolens, etc
You get latest etylef,
a good fit and the
price? are right.
if you PLAY PINGr PONG,
vi it the
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BOWLING PARLORS
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Automatic Repeating Pistol
The weapon for wild cattle, wild boir or
any purpoee that a pistol is ned. Uses
smokeless powder, has high velocity, pen
etration and rapidity. It's part3 are com
paratively stronger than the modern
military rifle.
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.
Union and: Hotel Sts. Phone Main 317.
Clinton mJm Hutchins,
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Another Large Shipment
Just Arrived
Our stock of Herring Hall-Morvln
Safo SoS Fafes is as complete as can be found
at any of the branch-Mainland ofce.
Our delivered prices in Honolulu will not exceed the net
export prices charged in Lan Francisco.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Theo. H. Davies & Co.f
Limited.
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If ever the price of fcilks struck tx?d-rock it has
done po now at our sa7e.
The asportment comprises the prettiest and nrvt
exquisite silks in the market. The splendid arrrav i
exhibited in our show window, with prices p'ainly
marked and shewing the enormous reduction we have
made. Never a better time to buy than now.
WHITS AND CREAM- WHITE FIGURED
WHITE SURRAH sSILK TAFFET. SILK
Extra fine quality, reduced Very beautiful, n
from $1 00 to .303 yard. out window, frjm ll-uO to
$1.00. .
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A wonderful bargain. We Beautiful des5gn9 and at
haIJduced ltfrom3-0 a tempting reduction waa
2m t $3 50; this sale 12.00.
ALL SILK CREAM- BROCADKD CRKAil-
WHITE SATIN DUCHESS WHITE 8AT1N
A little lighter than the Fine quality, medium
above. Reduced from $3.00 weight, reduced from $2 25
to $1.75. to $1 oO.
Childrens' Gauze Undervests
with long sleeves. In all eize" from 18 b) S I. Efgular
prices run from 15c to SOc each. All on eale this week
at 2 fr 25c.
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear
The following values are eo good that they should
be jidvertif-ed alone. If you are looking for tomething
real Lice for little money, here's your chance:
Chemises
Plain and well made. This
week, 3 for $1.00.
Trimmed with embroidery,
50c
Some trimmed with em
broidery edging, 75c.
Plain with hemstitched
ruffle; pretty tfiect, SOc.
Trimmed with beadicg
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Underskirts
Plain with hemstitched
tucks, $130
Deep flounce with hemstit
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With two tucked flounce, , H
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$1 7o. ;
One flmnrp trimmed with ( f
imitation torchon lace and
insertion p, $1.00.
Flounces with bias tueka,
$1.50.
Drawers, large etock trim
med ith la.e, 50j a pair.
! New Goods Just Received
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I FINE CHINA WARE,
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