The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-11
LOCAL BREVITlES.

lost see notice for reward.
Peerless Preserving Paint is not at
Iected by sun, wind or weather
You see Blue here. you see Black
there, you see .Tribunes everywhere.
There will be no cricket practice to-
day, owing to the death of Kaiulani.
Hawaiian coin jewelry in various de-
signs al Biart's jeweiry store, Fort
street.
A plain gold link cuff button has
been lost. Kindly return 10 the Adver-
tiser office
Mrs. w. H. Rice and son leave on
the w. G. Hall next Tuesday for a
visit to Kauai
Honolulu Carriage Mandatory re-
celved full line of new carriage sup
plies by the bark Mohegan.
Cleveland wheels are evidently hold
ing their position at the head of the
procession as they always have.
The steamer Upolu will leave this
port to-day noon for Honoipu, MANU-
ko1a, kawaihae and Kona ports. -
The Wheeler & Wilson ball bearing
sewing machines sold on installments.
l.. f. Prescott, agent, Fort street.
p. eSchneider has taken charge of the
agency of the Risdon Iron Works,
Room Spreckels Block, p. o. Box SOL.
Every member of Company B is
hereby ordered to report at the Drill
Shed on Sunday, March 18th, at 1870
p. m
Schuman, Fort street, has some new
handsome Standhope buggies, straight
body or cut under, for sale at coast
prices.
A special meeting OF the Sons OF ST.
George will be held at K. of p hall on
Sunday, March 18th, at 10 a. m. See
notice.
Central Union topics for Sunday,
March 18th: Morning-"The Supreme
X-Ray.'' EVENING" Man and His
Friends
Latest photographs of the la5e Prin-
cess Kaiulan, also pictures of the lying
in state at Ainahau at Davey Photo
graphic Co.
a we'll recommended chemist eX
perienced in sugar mills wishes an en-
gagement Address Consulate of Swe-
den and Norway.
There will be no Sunday school nor
service at Kawaiahao church Sunday
morning. The regular service will
take place IN the evening.
The Washington Light is unsurpas-
sed for halls, lanais, machine shops,
plantations and docks. See lights now
on exhibition and get details
If you want to see the latest styles
in dining room chairs, wicker chairs,
ETC., call at Hopp & Co. These chairs
are of an American manufacture.
Hot water towels applied 10 the face
If desired, the New Electric Heater
keeps the water constantly hot. The
Silent Barber shop, Hotel street.
Minerva Tonic is phosphorized iron
syrup containing certain restoratives
of acknowledged excellence. For sale
at Gonsalves & Co.. Ltd, Queen street.
Out of respect TO the memory of the
late Princess Kaiulani, the stores of J.
t. Waterhouse, H. May & Co., and
Lewis 6, Co. will close at u o'clock to-
day
Hawaiian souvenir flags, 10 cents
each at the Golden Rule Bazaar. Ha
waiian pins, hats. curios, leis, etc, in
great variety New line of books and
novels.
]. ]. Egans & CO. have placed a re-
duction Of 40 per cent on their entire
stock. This sale is for the purpose OF
making room for new goods being
ordered.
Compradore Charlie Afoo's big barge
that he bought from the wrecked Ed
ward O'Brien, will be used in hauling
stores to vessels anchored outside or
in the stream.
J. F. Morgan will sell at public auc-
ton on Saturday. March 18th at his
salesroom on Queen street, full line
of Eastarn built phae5ons, surreys, ex-
press wagon and hand carts.
Attorney Ernest Mott-Smith sold
Yesterday his large sblock of Kohala
stock to Henry Waterhouse & Co. 1t
was a transaction involving heavy
interest and a big consideration.
In order to make room for the late
arrival of a large shipment of new
goods L. S. Mathews e Son will hold a
grand clearance of furniture for one
week only at prices hitherto unheard
of III Honolulu.
Seventy-five dollars will take you
from HiIo or Honolulu to San Fran
cisco via Seattle on the first class pas
senger S. S. Garonne. For accommoda-
lions apply to Henry Waterhouse &
Co., general agents.
Viggo Jacobsen was taken violently
i'll at the house of a friend about a
week ago and was only able TO return
to his own home last night. Severe
stomachic pains With palpitations OF
the heart was the trouble.
In the bill for specific performance, j.
y. Paris VS.. Antoine Fernandez, yester-
dav in the Circuit Court at Chambers
in equity. the plaintiff moved for an
order declaring defendant in default
and for Judgment on said default.
Mrs. Theo. Hoffman, wife of Manager
Hoffman of the Electric Light Works
left by the China yesterday for San
Francisco. Mrs. Hoffman goes to the
bedside of her mother who is very low
She will be absent several months.
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