Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-14
Pro Rono psbiieo.

get another" Now, II he had purchased tina, |
coat Of l.. II. Kerr, merchant tailor, at No. AZ,
Merchant street, it would have been made
tsyyS7 nj and at so reasonable price that the |
owner would no, have had to wal, such
length Of time before replenishing his ward |
robe. In fact, l.. b. Kerr offers to sell large |
assortment of desirable goods made to order,
At IS per cent. less than any other house in
the trade.
When foreign count, or lord, OF nobeman
Of some other degree marrics an American girl, |
It will be found that she has the dollars and
cents And when a Honolulu girl has the
dollars, and narrics, she will always be found
to have the sense to insist upon her house he
ing furnished with one Of those elegant pianos !
and organs sold at such great reduction in
price by Messrs. Lycan & CO., No, Io7 Fort
street, who also keep large stock OF all kinds
Of musical instruments and supplies, fancy
goods, paintings, chromos, engravings, furni.
turc, sewing machines, etc, and also make
picture frames and cornices to order, at cry
ioio rates
The attractive display in the art store Of
Messrs. King Bros, in Ways building, on
King street, between Fort and Alakea street,
will well repay any visitor 20 enter and inspect
their elegant line Of pictures, cromos, engrav
ings, photographs, etc, and make specially
Of making to order at shor, notice, picture frames
ingrea variety Of syes, and all styles ofconices;
having fine assortment Of mouldings always
in stock and giving their personal attention to
making them in an artistic manner. Pole cor.
nices in ebony and polished black walnut with
fixtures all complete-also patent curtain
| fasteners, wall pockets, paper and letter racks,
hat and clothes racks, etc, etc.
Men will go buy good thing, but very few
Of them will go buy an umbrella that's a
good thing when it rains. Nor will they 60
| by one--in rainy weathcr-if no one is looking
and its very rarely anyone goes by the show
window Of the Sun Pearl Photographic GALLERY
No. 81, Fort street, corner OF King, without
having their pictures taken by Mr.. Theodore
Severn, who is prepared TO take in the best
manner, all kinds of photographs including
the new styles of "Panel," Boud6r" and
" Promenade photos. His speciality is tin
types, which he furnishes in good style, at
from so cents to 81. so each and gems in
lockets, at so cents per dozen.
Mr.. N. S. Sachs, at the popular millinery
house at No. Io4 Fort street, invites particular
attention TO very large importation Of new
goods just received consisting, in part, of full
lines Of colored straws, and horseshoe bon.
nets, in black, white, and assorted colors, real
ostrich .plumes, in great variety, velvets,
plushes and satins, Of all shades, to.
gether with very complete stock Of ladies
and childrens hosiery and underwear, all o.
which have been purchased on unusually favor
able terms, and will be sold at especially io7,
b,7eeS. In fact, it is doubtful il the same grade.
, and quality Of goods, can be purchased in the
U. S. on as favorable terms. Ladies will dc
well to inspect these lines Of goods before pur
chasing.
5 AS the happy couple were leaving the church
E the husband said to the partner Of his weddec
S life: marriage must seem dreadful thing t,
you. Why, you were all of tremble, and on'
S could hardly hear you say Il will" al will
(, have more courage and say i, louder nert time,
said the bushing bride. and then continued
, "This is no time to talk about such matters
: wait few days. The first thing to be ATTENDED
, to is the reception, next the wedding cake, an'
then we will 60 down to II. +, McIntire
A Bro, Fort street, corner Of King, and purchas
!, a supply Of their fine groceries and provision
y especially one of those Westphalia hams i'm
h ported direct from Germany by steamer an
/. rail- not forgetting an assortment OF their fires
canned goods and fresh roasted and groun
coffees, as well as teas and the thousand an
ore other articles in their line.
Many OF our residents here, are doubles:
familiar with the patent adjustable swing whic
is in such general use in the parks and othe
public places, Schools residences, etc, through
'e out the United States This swing is arrange
&c to securely seat four persons, in carriage boz
!. facing each other, and is propelled by tn
D, weigh, and position of the occupants, who ca
re easily regulate the movement, of the swing
is any degree. of momentum desired so as
lie almost approximate perpetual motion. Mr..
Of Z, Mayhem, carpenter, at No. Sc, Hotel stree
T. has recently introduced the swing to the res
m dents OF these islands and is now prepared
promptly fill all orders for same. A model
t, this swing can be seen At his shop, and it, ais
4, can be personally tested at the residences
st Messrs. ]. ii. Patty, b. +. Dillingham;, L. {
n McCandless, and at the Casino. 1t would !
ks the pleasure and happiness Of our families ths
IN one Of these swings, which are furnished |
m Mr.. Mayhem at a very reasonable price.
4 Mr.. Speed wanted to leave the city by Il
:, last omnibus for Waikiki and, not known
!, when it left, sent his servant to see, sayin
John, 90 down to 'Dodd's' stables and S
r.. when the last Bus goes, and hurry back al
:, tell me-" John went of and did not re,u
"A for more than two hours, when he rushed la,
:. into the room all out Of breath. "Whe
~ have you been all this time 2" demanded Il
n, master. :" bus just left, sir-this We
minute was Johns broken reply. Now II
], fac, was that John stopped at No. So, Hi
street, to get glass OF delicious soda wat
). furnished there. and was SO attracted by h
handsomely decorated room which, Mr.. ]. v
a Hingey has recently opened in the rear Of
!, store, that John forgot all about his euan
:, and purchasing one Of those choice impore