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FOR sALE-BoUsEs.

FOR SALE Siy-room brick, on Acker St ne
7old once $50; can sell now 81 $50; easy terms
SIx-room frame 18th St Sc $50 cash SO per
month; price $50 500 cash. SO Per month,
hye-roem brick NV. rented SIO-50; price 81 106.
Rented $3.50. price s, 800 six-room brick near
Government Printing Office och St, near NJ
two frames renting $50; price 3, 800 for both.
Rent SO price . $50 two frames on " St NV
lot 2sx50- GEO y WORTHISGT0N, I4IO C st.
NV e26-3
F:s3s sALE-Near Ist and 5 sts NV. new house;
six rooms; all modem improvements: hardwood;
prettily papered; room for stsbe lot 50 feet deep
to 20-OOt alley price. 81 600 500 cash balance
S33 per month. including interest; interest re-
duced every month Address the owner, BOX 257,
this office m26-S
s.. 15O-FOR SALE-A fve--oom frame house: B
st. ne, between 9Th and 9Th sts.; water and
sewer; cOEcreted street; SO-fo0t paved alley. Ad-
dress BOX 30. this Office n124-3
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HIRps. DOCS. ETc.

YOUNG PARROTS singing canaries Inocking
birds dogs cats rabbits gold hsh, etc: cata-
Iogue frce. sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 10 18th st
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

FOR SAEE-A good investment one Of the :ret-
test corner lots IN the Northeast; can borrow
$500; viii sell for S20OO. Address OWNER.
~ once Box 23s this Office cts
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sTEAMBoATS.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.
STEAMBOATS,.

. Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
. Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
. ington." on the following schedule:
LV. Washington $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth D 90 pm
LV- Aexandria..7.o9 pm Lv. Norfolk. .. 500 pm
Ar r. Nonree.7.eG an Lv. TT Monroe 90 pm
Ar Norfolk 90 am Ar AlexzndFis- q 30 am
Ar. Portsmouth S Is am ar. wzxhington-.7-oo am
. Tickets On sale at 81 Penn. ave, B, and
. o. ticket Office, SIG Penn eve, and corner
- 18th st. aad n. 7. ave, @. & o. ticket Of
fees az 5f9 Penn and $40 l4cH IL
- s A. L ticket ofice, 1884 \. Y. ave, and
- on board steamers
f5'For further information apply at gen
- eral Offices. 7th st. wharf, Washington, D. G
- Phone so.
no28-tt JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-On Pennsylvania Railroad. ten miles
from city; if you are looking for a farm this Is
your chance; IS acres rich, productive land; we'll
Tatc-; good dwellings and oUthUiidings; apples,
peaches grapes and berries Of ali kinds; 60 acres
clear. balance in pine woodland; can be bought
cheap; no incJImbrsnce; VIII trade for imDrov-
ed city property address Box 275, this Office.
FOR RENT-FGrnished OF unfurusiled frame
house on Bates Read, near Soldiers Home; six
rooms and bath IN good order; large porch: high
ground and has six acres Of land surrounding
same; within short distance OF electric car line
and railroad station rent very reasonable to
yearly tenant LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, go 2
ST. nv. e24-3
FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about Hyattsyille.
several beautiful homes, with lots and small
acreage suitable for chicken runs; price moderate
and terms easy ROGERS & ROGERS Hyatts-
vile. ms
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wANTED-We have all kinds Of help on hand;
call and see Us before going elsewhere s2s 5th
ct uI2j-2
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WANTED-CclOred 5anitor and wife house rent
free; cooks chaTHbernaids nurses; white and
colored. HARRELL'S BUSY AGENCY, eos az
st. nw. nj
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wANTED-AGENTs.

FANTED-Good busheIman; coat hand and vest
hand. &. ". MICHAL, 20 I7th St NV e2S-S
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Posirion as entry clerk, OF IN anv
line requiring good. rapid penmausLip- or quick
accounting; small salary at start. references Ad-
dress Box POS this Office al
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HELP wAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-At once five women do plain cooking;
THE OLD VIRGINIA AGENCY. J6S2 llth St
NV cl
girl TO learn drezsrrsling: one
that can sew. Apply 1924 7 ST. NV ez'-2
WANTED-At once a frst-class waist trimmer;
long season and good pay merry :. lol' h 81
nv CO.
WANTED White companion TO read 60 elderly
lady; also cook Enquire less nth ST. NV ell
WANTED-YO girI TO attend 10 children 100
Sedton St nv. e
WANTED Immediately young girl. Is. for cham
berasr6 and assist win children willing 10 leave
city for summer 1855 18th ST. NV 81
WANTFD-Two experienced mattresses IT HOTEL
JEFFERSON Apply J. n Hall, $l2 9th St NV
WANTED-Half-grow colored girl 10 nurse
baby, references. Apply 80 lIth ST. sa- mi
I HAVE TEN HOMES, to stay nights; ali up in
the city; - females wanted At once MRS
MOORE. 2I2 j ST NV nj
wANTED-ReIiabe woman for general house
work 925 9Th St NV M
WANTED-First-clas< skirt hands SCHNA RTZ.
ll2D Conn ave NV ml5-5
WANTED liddle-aged colorcd woman for light
houSework- So6 10th St Sw- nj
WANTED-A good. honest. straightforward girl
not afraid OF work. address BON 25S this Of
fee. Mos
wANTED-Gi for general housework. % Q st.
ne mi
WANTED-Threc girls. plain cook 50: chamber
maid, Sl2- nurse SO Enquire It55 nth 81
NV nj
WANTED-CoIored COOK. so: kitchen maid. SD;
ChambeTm2id and waitress. $40; small family at
SIMMER resort. LADIES' EXCHANGE, 81 18th
ST nj
WANTED-Cook and chaInbermaid to leave city;
also for city also coloUed housekeeper- En-
quIre l252 9th St nj
wANTED-white maid; experienced packer;
travel with lady Tor few weeks; good wages
81 18th St nj
wANTED-Colored girl for general housework-
WANTED Charbermaids, mattresses. nurses: for
the city and summer resorts. 300 New York ave
NV. nj
wANTED-Chambernaids kitchen maids and
scrubbers, for Atlantic City so F St NV
second floor nj
wANTED-Girl to cook. wash, and iron; small
family good wages; go home or stay nights
12ss keneSaw ave NV MI
WANTED-A German woman looking for place
with 40 old German people as housskeePer.
7'9Fl2 eth st NV eos
WANTED-A COlOred cook; no washing; must stay
nights Apply 5os G s. NV. e25-2
WANTED-Cood skirt hands to assist dressrlakcr
1t once. 81 list st nv e25-5
WANTED-Young girl for confectionery Apply
GREATER NEW YORK, 10 9Th st NV 1n25-2
WANTED-White girl for general houSework In
country; must have good references Call at B
] st. NV. mss
WANTED-Hesd waitress and ten side mattresses
FOR Norfolk Apply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY
18th and Pa. ave m2j-2
WASTED-Ladies TO know account Of the
large rush OF ladies 10 6Is 9Th St NV. to learn
Prot LivingstoB's and wonderful French
CTesscutting machine he Is compelled to remain
one week longer: this ) positively your last and
only chance 10 learn hgh-gTade. up-to-date
French dresscutting. GressTnaking ladies' tailor
ing, bastIng, boning finishing draping and de
signing free before the professor leaves COR his
home in New York city. Open day and evening
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HELP wANrED-MALE AND FEMALE

wASTED-HeIpers on waists. 1886 nth st. NV.
m24-3
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM zoe gallon. not made in a cellar.
but above ground, for sewer gas abounds in eel
IaTz and breeds typhoid diphtheria- etc; moral
don't eat that kind. LACEY'S Is pure and
delicious. co. y. Y ave. 'Phcre 206l.
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wANTED-ROOMs.

HASTED-By man and wife. two communicating.
unfinished rooms On second floor; heat bath
and cooking gas, convenient TO car lines; not 20
exceed SIP. address Box l35, this Office eIg-7
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You Get the Eroflts

When you buy piano oi us. We are manufac-
tureTs and can save sou all OF the retailers
profits
Ia24 f. G. SMITH, l225 Pa. ave.
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WANTFD-At once five women do plain cooking;
good wages: three claInbernaidS. nurses. Enquire
THE OLD VIRGINIA AGENCY. J6S2 llth 81
cl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INTERCHANGEABLE
WANTED-Nsa hung around ny store all day:
was convinced thai l pay highest cash prices
for old gold. silver. watches, diamonds. etc
I0UIS ABRAHANS, removed TO f@5 Gth 81 9sv.
WANTED-To buy hickory wood IN carload lot.
al p-5ce delivered IN v Washington IN cars o.
tie 3 q o. tracks Address BOX 2l2, this Of
fee. Wz5-1
WANTED-To buy Remington typewriter: cheap
for cash. Address BOX rs, City PostDf6cc.
mZs-S
NASTED-At sINCLAIR'S. C35 l.. ave. furui-
fIfs- Showcases. stocks Of groceries pianos.
Esns. ro.leI-top desks. for cash; storage. y per
load m24-3
WANTED-IHghest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-9f clothing drop postal III cali
b. TARsHES 1905 9TH 81 NV n4-Imo
WANTED Secondhand furniture license Aa-
dress Bon go, this Office m24-2
wANTED-To buy diamond ring On essy psr-
meDts- address BOX go, this Office H.2i-g
WASTED-Higl.szt cash price PAID for ladies'
and gents cast-oh clothing; drop postal I'll
call S. EEBESKY 1906 tn S. NV. ua2-20
wAKTED-M. RICE. 1882 eth st. nv. viii pzy
The highest price for ladies' aDd gents cast-0iF
clothing address postal: VII cali H.I--JJ
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ion GAP an 5-52 am. T.35 daily, 2sI5 pm.
and $50 pra daily From Harrison6urg 1887
a m week DAYS and $40 pm. daily. From Char
iottegviIIe SIS an and go pm daily
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NANTED-To buy Remington typewriter: cheap
for cash. Address BOX rs, City Post0f6ce.
m2s-y
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WANTFD-At once q fTst-ClasS waist trimmer,
long season and good pay NERN'S. loI5 st.
my CZ6--
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wANTED-Roo11s AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young lady, room and board, SIS
per month Address BOX 225. this Office n24-s
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WANTED-A coIored cook; no washing: must sta
nights. Apply 60S G st. NV. e25-
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NANTED-By ColoTed girl, place as general
h0uScworker- Is Pierce St nv; references. q
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WA&TED-May J or s-r5or-l modern house.
cfice. Tu2G-a
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WANTED-W White companion 10 read 60 elderly
Ia,Iv- also cook Enquire less nth St eI
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WANTED-White girl 10 learn dressrish'ng; one
that can sew. Apply 424 T ST. NV e2b-z
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-23
saLvAr1oN1sTs.
Col French Will Hold Meetings at
Points on Kauai.

Another full house greeted the Saliva
tionists in their service last night. Many
soldiers from the transport Buford
were noticed amongst the crowd Major
Harris had charge of the preliminaries,
interspersing the testimonies with some
lively songs. Colonel French was again
the principal speaker. Taking for his
text Psalm 32:I Blessed is the man
whose transgression is forgiven and
whose sin is covered he proceeded to
show how people endeavor to cover up
their sin, remarking that while there
was a right way for it to be done and
a wrong way, many foolishly chose the
wrong plan.
Today accompanied by Majors Har-
ris and Wood, Colonel French will
leave for Kauai While on that Island
meetings win be held in Koloa, Waimea.
Eleele and Makaweli.
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A VALUATION.

II understand that Milton got only a
few pounds for Paradise Lost, said
the literary friend.
Well" answered Senator Sorghum,
seriously, II don't see what he could
expect. I have glanced through Para
disc Lost. There Is no way In which
II could possibly influence votes.
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TODAY
Auction Sale
Delinquent Stock
IN THE
Maui Sugar Co., Ltd.
TUESDAY, JULY 90
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom. IS Queen street
Honolulu, will sell at public auction
by order of the treasurer, Mr.. Wons
Kwai. the following certificates Of
stock In the Maui Sugar Co.. Ltd, un.
less the third, fourth, fifth and sixth
assessments, now delinquent, with In.
terest and advertising expenses. are
paid on or before the day and hour OF
ale at the Office Of Mr.. Wong Kwai
on Nuuanu street, Honolulu:
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Little to Say.-He-I may be wrong.
of course, but 1 always make IT a rule to
say just what I think" She .ou're
NOT much of a talker, are u?"-Phila-
delphia Press.
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Grocers Shown Up.
OFFICE OF CARROLL wHIr.rl
ATTORNEY.
Hilo Hawai-

Hilo. Hawaii, Jun. / I'M
Dear Sirs--In my innocenc. 7
chased here in Hilo q jar Il ysu
PIN-MONEY PICKLES
fput up by Mrs. e. g. Kidd, Rjchr
Virginia.)
1t brought me great trouble md
OF three things must occur:
/. You must stop making them i
z. l must get them at less erpers i
). I'm & ruined man.
Since my first venture I've had =,
Jars" My family from early n
cry Pickles." neighbors ring n. 4
bell and shout Pickles." relative
me In expectation of 'cPickleaH y
pickles are my Nemesis. Pleas
sirs, quote them by the keg. ks
hogshead, ton or shipload, and 4
serve" me. Yours very truly,
CARROLL WHITAKu
TO LEWIS q CO.,
Honolulu, 7. q.
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by order of the owners, will sell at Public Auc
ton, at my salesroom, IS Queen ST., Honolulu, on
---- Wednesday, July "a, 1901, at II o'clock noon,
The following valuable properties:
lst. Property known as Pantheon property Oh
Fort and Hotel streets This property has been sub
divided into four lots per diagram, and will be
offered whole at an upset price.
Should there not be offer at the upset. the lots
will be sold separately without reserve Brick build
ngs portions of lots and g. and these lots will
be sold subject to lease expiring May 3rd 1906 at
800 per month.
Cd The large Widemann residence on Punahou
street. Property has frontage of pa f. Punahou
st. and depth of 592 it. Grounds are finely i'm
proved. An elegant dwelling house the property
3rd Stable lot SO fee K 230.5 feet facing lane
leading to the Widemann lot
4th Property on the mauka side of Waikiki road
known the Pau Lands, comprising ponds and land
with area of 20 acres frontage of APO it. Wal
kiki road; subject to lease expiring Nov llth 1902
: at $3.50 annual rental
Terms-Half cash; balance in 2 years at per cent;
Deeds at Purchasers expense. Further particulars of
James. F. Morgan.
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TIE GROWN LANDS.
How LiIiuokaiani's Claim Strikes a
washington Newspaper.

Mrs lydia Dominis, once Queen OF
Hawaii is now on her way to this
country. according to reports, to re-
suu. her effort to secure grant from
CONGRESS- for the crown lands when
,,,are cou6scated by the Hawaiian re-
public when she was dethroheu- on
has become a perennial claimant
did not help her case When she sOu5
A., secure relief from the ridiculous ma
,f,.lr,,Ied Hawaiian Legislature laSt
winter. That prepOsterous oody pass
a., ac, granting her $2jO.OOO in Seltls
nent Of her claims, but Governor -
very properly vetoed the iiiSI'
which did not survive ms dIsap ~, 80, a.,
srba trouble with Mrs. Domlnls C.y
& that thus far she has put them L'I , vi
as horn Of royal rights "hich III
TTDfted States. having become tlS -,
dian of the Hawaiian people -
- recoenize The fact Is that M >
D,f,,fs DossesSed no rights IN the
premises. as regards the oWheIshIP -
- lands from the moment When
ebe ceased to rule as queen u 49,, =,
rrbe lands in question nave DeloI5SI
the past TO the soVerelshty VI I,,,een
Us They passed from king 10 qusIi
ifd the immediate goVernileht1l
agaDcies such as archives resaiil' -.
tabIfshuents and ONCE ST. " ','i,e,e-
sTbayy formed part of the means -.
b., t,e state was maintained ne -
" t"s -, ~ vicious rule of kings
"a queens the income from the iandS
- .bsorbed by the royal householus
did not change their character. When
the revolution deprived Mrs Doplinls
OF her title it deprived her. hkGWIsS,
OF an her royal appurtenances' ID, 80 10
Included The proof Of this lies IN III
Tot mat ], IIiu0kaIani. as queen, coulu
not have aIienated the lands by trans rams.
Ter 80 another person. They were part
OF the fixed domain OF the state; u ~
course. II the Hawaiian repu ~, o' This
fact wrest a personal right from TINS TINS
woman n owed her restitution or re
endorsement. and the United states ,s IN
turn VoiiId nave assumed the obliga-
lion n Hawaii failed to discharge II
But this contention has never - - a.
ku0yIedgcd. and the only question:
servina, ~ serious debate now Is wheth-
or Mrs. DomIuis should be gTahJe'u q
pension as a pure gratuity--Washii's
ton Star.
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

Robert H1wxhurst and wife tnee
$ickeus). returned to HilO yesterday.
The letter carriers appeared yester-
day in their new regulation uniforms.
y benefit concert is planned for Ka-
waiahao Church. to be given December
27th.
Ex-Plantation Manager VOTERS Mas.
at last accounts, taking the waters Vat
Carlsbad.
The repairs in the registrars office
in the judiciary building have been
completed.
Raymond c. Brown has been chosen
as secretary of the Oriental Life In
surance Company.
The naturalist, r. c. L. Perkins,
claims to have. seen parrakeets, birds
of brilliant plumage, on his visit 10
Maui.
The bust of Kalakaua. raised by
public subscriptions. in the early nine
ties. is in the Klohana Art League
rooms.
Major Purdy, who has been in Ho-
noluIu for the past two weeks on bust
ness, returned to Hilo yesterday in the
Kinau.
A second meeting of the Island tax
assessors was held yesterday, after
which adjournment was taken to
March 3.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Society will be held on Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock, in Central I'm
ion Church.
Rev. A. b. Weymouth. of Lahainas
who has been in attendance on the
Anglican synod, left yesterday for
Maui in the Kinau. =
If superintendent Reynolds returns
from Molokai in time, the regular
weekly meeting of the Board of Health
viii be held this afternoon.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of Kipahulu plantation was held
yesterday officers were elected, and
reports presented for the ensuing
year.
Six fine horses. one of which was for
T.. T. Pilgram. the storekeeper at Lii
hue. and five for G. a. Rice, of Lihue.
were shipped on the Hall yesterday at
ternoon.
The annual roll call Of Central Union
Church viii be held this evening at
40 o'clock. The general public is in
Vited. Members are specially request
ed to be present or to send response.
The brotherhood Of st. Andrew $
Guild will meet this evening at !
O'Clock. in the Sunday School rooms
adjoining st. Andrews Cathedral All
members are requested To be presenti
The choir Of ST. Andrews Cathedral
had a splendid practice last evening al
the residence of DIT. McGreW. me
Christmas music was rehearSed under
the direction of Professor Taylor, ana
the attendance was unusually large
The strong wind which prevailed yesJ
terday prevented most of the schooners
of the mosquito fleet from Venturtng
out Of the harbor. The schooner kaui-
keauIf went out in the morning. how
ever. and the Concord went out in the
afternoon. Being towed 10 sea by the
Eleu.
The proposed changes in the electric
wire regulations in Honolulu VIII ho'
b. made before the middle OF January
Superintendent Boyd said yesterday
that he was awaiting the receipt of the
new rules Of Philadelphia and chicago.
which are published the first OF every
year. and after which the local resula-
lions will be patterned
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HOW A JAP
CURED A FIT
Pulled the Victims Big Toes
and Then All Mas
Over.

Yesterday a Porto R-can who has been
employed a. a painter on board the Arch
er. which il present lying at the railroad
wharf. created excitement for the sailors
there by having a most interesting int.
He suddenly fell down on the wharf and
commenced kicking. with more energy
than is generally accredited to his race.
The japanese who looks after the rail-
road company's gear. went to the Porto
Eictn's assistance and managed to put
him IN working order by a treatment
which was as original as il was success
full The Porto Rican had been in a fit
for about five minutes when the Jap ar
rived The latter promptly pulled off the
shoes of the unfortunate victim. He then
grabbed the mans big toes and pulled
them with all his might. The effect was
instantaneous. The Porto Rican recover
ed off-hand. and explained that these fits
came on him just once a month. He said
he had never run across such a cure,
and that he would recommend II to 9TH
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
II Kerr'S.

Shoes at cost at Kerr's.
Toys at your own price at the White
House.
Special inducements offered to all
who do their shopping at Kerr's, on
Queen street
The cost Of Peerless Preserving
Paint is equal to three OF any other
kind OF paint.
Special today-French mixed-Gruen-
hagen's superior made candies. Wall.
Nichols Co. Ltd.
Holiday gifts at special prices. from
now on. at Mrs. II. II. Williams, Bere-
tania and Richards streets.
Buy your shoes at the clOsing-Out
sale Of Kerr & Co. on Fort and Hotel
streets. before the rainy weather sets
in.
The Honolaa Sugar Company stock
holders will hold a special meeting to-
morrow in the Office of F. A schaefer
&, 60.
Alexander LihoIihO Council. a. \. :.
r.. meets this evening in Masonic
Temple All members are requested 10
BE- on hand
4 special meeting OF the stockholders
of the Pacific Sugar Mill Company Is
called for Thursday. the 18th instant,
at II o'clock
4 fine lot of agate ware and other
miscellaneous 4ElltltS are u bT SbAA o.
public auction by VIII L. Fisher at
his salesrOOm, Saturday. December u,
at noon
Christmas illustrated weeklies-lllus-
trated London News. Pears Annual,
Black and White, Graphic. etc. are
now on sale at the Hawaiian News
Company.
The furniture Of a new, modern. cen
traIIy located cottage, near Emma
Square. is offered for sale. with prlNi-
Iege OF renting house Party leaving
city See ad-
The stockholders OF the Kekaha SUI
gar Co. Ltd. are TO hold a special
meeting on Monday, January 20. l9O2i
for the purpose Of amending the by
Iaws Of the company
4 The list of officers elected at the ad-
tjourned annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kekaha Sugar Co. Ltd
who were elected for the ensuing year
is published elsewhere
NJ. Brasch * Co. Of the Lace House
call attention TO their new line OF sliF
waists and petticoats. and also 10 tn
fact that they pack their hanoker
chiefs. hosiery and gloves in nice ace
edged cartoons. all ready To SEND L
your friends.
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will pass within three minutes OF TINS
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-18
A Won ans Presence

Is often pleasingly foretold by the
aroma of some dainty perfume. In
times long gone by the choice scents
were made into unguents spread upon
the hair and body. Then came the
art of distillation and the odoriferous
drops were sprinkled on the handker-
chief or mingled with the water in
which my lady laved her dainty limbs
and face.
Not until modern times came the
most perfect way of applying the per-
fume-THE ATOMIZER. Now no
toilet table is without one.