The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

ed prices on laceS and trimmings.
Now is the time to have your roofs
attended to by the Peerless Preserving
Paint Company.
Pacific Lodge. A. F. & A. NJ, meets
tonight In special session. Work in
the first degree.
At the new Orpheum restaurant you
can get light breakfast of coffee,
mush and milk for 10 cents.
The top floor of the Elite building is
offered for rent. Will make fine lodg-
ing house, lodge rooms, or gentlemen's
club.
Mr. e. Tappan Tannatt, the civil and
electrical engineer, has opened up q
down town Office in room 3, SpreckeIs'
building.
An Imperial bicycle, with coaster
brake, was found on the street yester-
day. Owner can have by calling at
this office.
A number Of furnished rooms; also.
the kitchen, in a private family, are
offered for rent. For particulars call
at this Office.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for
the return OF an ostrich feather boa
which was lost last Saturday evening
on King street.
DR.. George H. Huddy. the dentist,
has taken rooms / and 2 in the new
Mcintyre building. DR.. Bicknell will
occupy rooms 2 and IA.
Creamery butter, celery, frozen oys-
ters in tins, and fresh salmon, receiv-
ed by the Sonoma, for Lewis & Co.
Send In your orders early.
You will have no trouble with your
eyeglasses if you consult Sanford, the
optician in the Boston building. Glass
fitted nv scientific
house of seven rooms, all mosquito
proof and modern plumbing, also on
the electric car line, is offered fog rent.
For particulars, see ad on next page.
Beginning Saturday morning next,
Sachs Dry Goods Company viii sell
Nos. 30. so and So all-sillk ribbons, for
% cents per yard. Read ad on this
page.
Don't go home for lunch today The
ladies of the Central Union Church
will give a chowder luncheon today
from IL to in the parlors of the
church.
A gentleman who is not afraid to
work, and accustomed to handling
men. is very DESTROYS of obtaining a
position. Can give good local refer
ences. See ad.
NJ. Brasch & Co, of the Lace House,
morning. Ladies purchasing ribbons
can have them tied into elegant neck
wear, free of charge.
James F.. Morgan offers for sale the
H. E. Waity residence, on Beretania
street. Full particulars regarding
price and terms can be had by calling
at his office, IS Queen street.
w. W. Dimond & Co. call your at
tention to the little talk they give the
readers of this paper today, regarding
the goods displayed in their windows
which they are selling at special
prices.
The Koloa Sugar Co. Ltd, the Ku-
kaiau Plantation Company, the Keke-
ha Sugar Co, Ltd, and the Kipahuiu
Sugar Company, will all hold their an
nual meeting this morning at the office
of H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
Today James F. Morgan viii sell al
his salesroons a double set OF harness
and a large assortment of dry goods
and notions. These goods are from I
bankrupt stock, and are all good anc
new. Sale begins at 10 o'clock
By the Sonoma, James F. Morgan
the auctioneer, received a consignment
of fine California grapes. This fruit
was in cold storage, and is IN 5000
condition. Same will be sold at auc'
ton today at salesroom at aoon.
MIR. A. r. Bindt, dealer in real es-
tate, has opened an office at S54 kaa'
humanu street. He VIII also make col
lections, rent houses and negotiate
loans for you. All business intrustec
to his care win receive special atten'
tention.
Mr.. Charles A. Brown, the manager
of the John Ii Estate gives notice thai
all persons found trespassing on the
lands of Waipio without permission
will be prosecuted. Shooting is also
forbidden on all lands belonging to the
estate.
The latest novelty In writing paper is
a tablet issued by Wall-Nichols Com
puny of this city. The pad has -four
pretty vignetted half-tones Of Hawaii
an views, neatly arranged on each
sheet. Over one hundred pictures ar
in each pad. The paper used is o!
the very best, and the tablet Will make
a neat souvenir, as in writing letters
the receiver will get very good idea
of the beauties of the Islands. They
are sold for % cents
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