The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

1880 AS 49, sssSt
Our water ices are the talk of tn
town. Try one. Randy KATE.
If in doubt what to buy for Christ
mas, visit Sachs Dry Goods store.
The steamer Kauai sails today at 1
a. m. for ports in Kona and Kau
Coyne Furniture Co. has some yer,
suitable Christmas furniture for holida,
gifts.
The Makih and Triangle stores hav,
a notice in another column that ma,
interest you.
The bark Andrew WEIGH leaves to
day at noon. Intending passengers viii
please take notice.
The Honolulu Hotel on Nuuanu stree
advertise in our want column for &
waiter for dining room.
Thirty three and one-third per CEN
discount on all burnt leather goods al
Sachs Dry Goods store
Before making your Christmas selec-
tons don't miss visiting the art depart
ment at H. F. Wichmans.
A purse containing coin was lost on
Fort street yesterday afternoon. Finder
Will pIcdSS lSdNG dt. LIllS OulCt.
Do not forget Mrs. H. H Williams
sale of fancy goods and art novelties
this morning. Everybody invited.
One of John Walkers cottages on
Piikoi street is offered for rent at 500
per month. See our classified ads.
The New England Bakery is loaded
up with good things for Christmas. See
their advertisement in this paper.
children's silk parasols. all colors,
80 cents; fancy border handkerchiefs
So cents dozen, Sachs Dry Goods
Co.
The second cottage on the left hand
side of Cunha's lane, near the Mormon
church, is offered for rent for $14.0O per
month.
Silk kimonos, silk shirts, silk night
gowns and jackets, silk shawls silk
handkerchiefs, at Sayegusas, 112O Nuu-
anu street.
Eight hundred dollars on easy terms
will buy lot of 9,100 square feet on
King street. For particulars call at
204 Judd Building.
Hawaii's triumph of master brewing
is Primo Lager. If your dealer does not
carry it order a case from the brewery,
telephone Main BAL.
The choicest California turkeys and
geese and live island turkeys, ducks and
chickens at the Metropolitan Meat Co.
Leave orders early.
The last steamer from the Orient
brought some fine canaries for Cam
arinos. They are to be seen at the cor
ner of King and Alakea.
S. Ozakis, Hotel street, for beautiful
hand decorated china, cups and saucers,
tea sets, Satsuma and Cloisonne wares.
These are fine gift goods.
The Wonder Millinery Parlors were
delayed about moving yesterday, but
will move today If building is complete
on Fort street opposite the Convent.
The ferns to be sold today at Nor
gan's salesrooms are all of the choicest
variety, clean and fresh. Many very
fine Australian ferns in the collection.
Gifts that will please everybody at
Oriental Bazaar, because the stock of
Chinese and japanese goods combines
the latest and most artistic assortment
in the Oriental market.
Tenders for supplying the Public
Works Department with bricks, cement,
be received at the office of the Super
intendent Up to noon Dec. 22nd.
An assessment of five per cent or $10G
per share was levied upon the asses
sable stock of the Orpheum Co., Ltd.
Same must be paid before Jan. 18th or
same will be declared delinquent.
The Misses King have at their studio
at Pacific Hardware store a fine display
of artistically painted china, burnt
leather work and many other artistic
articles for Christmas presents.
Just received 1000 boxes choice Cali
fornia apples which are being sold at
s1.50 and $1.60 per box, delivered in five
box lots to any part of the city. Can
be seen at SO King street, near Nuu-
anu.
w. w. Dimond & Co.'S opening night
music by the original Hawaiian Quin-
tette Club. All are welcome. The store
will be open every evening thereafter
until Christmas.
The cut glass ware at Dimond's is
selected for quality being deep and
profusely cut, and having that rich
lustrious diamond like color so much
desired. Cut glass always make an ac-
ceptable Christmas present.
There is fine line of the latest novel
ties in gentlemen's neck wear at NJ.
McInerny's which was selected with
great care by Mr.. j. D. McInerny while
since.