The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-10
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We'd es6ay at 9 a. m.
The y W fire truck was taken TO Bere-
tania street fire station yesterday.
W. W. Thayer win depart on the Ala
media for three months vacation.
E. NJ Boyd is confined to his bed
with an attack OF the prevailing fever.
Special sale ladies' shirt waists be-
ginning tomorrow at Whitney & Marsh,
Ltd.
Removal sale begins Kerr's shoe
store. Fort and Hotel streets, tomor-
row.
The s. S. Alameda will depart for
San Francisco r,ext Wednesday at 8
a. m.
Boys knee pants Csc, Kerr's tenn
porary premises, Queen and Fort
streets.
All the new shades in pineapple silks
on show tomorrow at Kerr's temporary
premises.
The S. S. Kinau will leave on Monday
at D. m. instead of Tuesday noon.
This is for this trip only.
Rev Mr.. osborne is building a snug
hermitage on the beach of Diamond
Head next to the Dole cottage.
The Honolulu Times for June will
contain the first chapter of the serial,
LIE Bon Chef, by Miss Prescott.
The furniture of the Orpheum hotel
is offered for sale cheap if taken at
once. See classified advertisements.
Surf riding was very fine at Waikiki
yesterday afternoon. The waves were
high. Several experts were swamped.
Judge Estee was engaged yesterday
in hearing the admiralty damage suit
of Palapaia against the Paauhau Sugar
Company.
John Ena and wife were departing
passengers on the Siberia yesterday.
They are going to their Long Beach
residence.
Montana on Hotel street is selling
$1,000 and $500 chiffon hatsGfor $500.
$1.00 handkerchiefs for soc. Ribbons 10
yards for 15c.
Do your glasses pinch you? If SO
they are not properly set. Sanford, the
optician, in Boston block, will tell you
all about them.
L. B. Kerr & Co. received a fine line
of ladies' slippers and Queen Quality
shoes ex Peking. See their removal
sale prices tomorrow.
A small open face ladies' watch with
initials A. c. on the back has been lost.
A liberal reward will be paid if same is
returned to this office.
Dr. E. L. Hutchinson, the dentist, re-
turned yesterday from a professional
visit on Hawaii and can now be found
at his office in the Boston block
John Lennox, recently referred to as
manager of McBryde plantation, does
not hold that position. Mr.. Lennox is
the manager of the plantation store
Arabic" is for iron and slate roofs
only We do not recommend it for
or paint. California Feed Co, agents.
Specials at Sachs for Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday are white dress
goods and Turkish towels. Extra spe-
cial prices prevail. See advertisement. |
The meeting for men at Y. NJ. C. A.
Hall this afternoon will be addressed /
by Theodore Richards on the subject /
of Inspiration Borrowed From Pull
pits
The baseball season with open at Pu-
nahou next Saturday, the game being
between the II. A. C.s and the Puma
hous, and the Elks and the Kameha-
mehas.
Frank Williams was charged with
conduct on Hotel and Bethel
streets last night. He resisted arrest
by officer Punohu. Williams was book
ed on n charge OF intoXicatio
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd, have trans
ferred the lease of their shoe store to E.
r. Neuman. Premises must be vacated
by May 26th meanwhile a sharp cut
rate price sale begins tomorrow
The Alameda brought down $4,000 in
silver coin for the redemption of the old
Hawaiian money. The First National
Bank yesterday shipped $4,000 in the
old coin to San Francisco by the Sibe-
ria.
The statement is made that Pitcher
Kaai has been permanently disa bled by
the injury to his shoulder during the
winter games and that he will be I'M
able to pitch for the Elks at all this
season.
A. Blom will sell new torchon and
laces for one week at SC
per yard. Regular price is 10c. and 15c
per yard. Special prices also offered on !
aides black and white hose. See ad-
yertisement
Mrs. G. L. Dickerson keeps her stock
If millinery right up to date by getting
he latest novelties on every steamer.
Four cases received by the last Ala
media and are now ready for inspection
It 11S1 Alakea street.
The Commissioner of immigration is
still busy taking testimony of disatis-
led Porto Rican Iaborers on the planta-
ions. 1t will be necessary for Mr..
Brown to visit nearly all the islands
,efore his task is finished
The Pacific Transfer co. are now
airly established in their new quarters !
n the store formerly occupied by Day
Z Co., opposite the 290 hack stand
rhe upper floor will be given to storage
# furniture, baggage, etc. il
The linen sale last week at Jordan's
vas such success that they have de-
ided to continue the same for another
week. Many new prices have been ad- :
led to the lot. Tables covers, 56x60 4
inches. are selling now for soc. and the