The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

saddlery, has a furnished cottage to let
on easy terms.
Have you seen those swell hats at
Cantor's millinery parlors? Just the
thing TO wear on June 18th.
a baseball match has been arranged
for the Fourth of July between the
| Waialua and Waianae teams.
Sample lace curtains, cheap at Kerr's.
a car broke an axle on the Hotel
street route yesterday evening, which
deranged h running schedule a little
while
The Aorangi Argus, an interesting
s%hipboard paper, has an article on Ho-
nolulu by Sol Sheridan. late of the Ad-
vertiser staff.
Ask any of the many who nave had
their iron roofs covered with Arabic"
what they think of it. California Feed
Co. are agents.
\ furnished house within five min
utes' walk of the car line in Manoa val
ley is offered for rent. See our classi-
fed advertisements today.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The First American Savings
& Trust Co. of Hawaii will be held on
the first of July at 8 p. m.
Dengue fever still figures in the re-
ports of government physicians to the
Board of Health. DR.. Mouritz, of Mo-
lokai, reports cases.
a picnic for the children of the Ger
man Lutheran Sunday school will be
given next Thursday on the grounds of
H. A. Isenberg, the German Consul.
From five cents to twenty-five cents
is all you pay for hosiery at Jordan's
this week. Bargains that won't last
long. Sale begins Monday at 9 o'clock.
Kerr's is the place for shoes.
The elegant residence of Mrs. NJ. c..
Widdifield on Hassinger street is offered
for sale. Full particulars can be had by
applying to Humphreys & Watson, SO N.
King street.
Iwakami & Co.. h Hotel street mer-
chants, are offering thirty per cent re-
duction in all departments for the next
four weeks. this will be a rare oppor-
tunity for genuine bargains.
Ladies white u~nderskirts, fine line. at
Kerr's.
The Imiola Dramatic Club will give a
performance at the Orpheum next
Thursday, June IL. Tickets will be on
sale at Orpheum Box office, June 8.
- " Ia LOlSS LII A3OlCoO Will bS
given.
Two young ladies desire two roomsI
and board with sitting room or lanai.
Prefer to be with some private family.
Can give the best of references. See
our classified advertisements today for
address.
Specials at Sachs' for Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, are as follows:
..ETrtri+ Of +ha 7 on, white oo++on O3Z
Csc. black stockings, 15c.; $500
satin duchess. $1.S5; pillow tops at just
half price.
Mrs. c. L. Dickerson received by the
Alameda a new shade of champagne
straw with trimmings to match which
would make nobby hats for the June
races. Store open evenings from now
on till June 18th.
a. P. Taylor, of the Advertiser staff,
came down town yesterday after his
of appendicitis but or return
ing HON had a relapse. An operation
will be performed as soon as Mr.. Tay-
Tor is strong enough to bear it.
Keliiaa, janitor of The House of Rep
r~esentatives, died Friday night at his
in Kewalo. He leaves two chill
dren, one of his daughters being a sing
err in the band. For years he has held
a position in Wilder's lumber yard.
Only one hundre hanging lamps are
for sale at the special price
of 1895 each at Pacific Hardware Co.'S
sale tomorrow. The regular price is
$500. If you wish a bargain call early
or they may all be sold when you call.
Bargains in table napkins at Kerr's
this week.
c.. w. ashford returned yesterday
from Wailuku where he attended the
opening of Judge KaIua's court. Judge
charged the grand jury on
Wednesday and all criminal and civil
cases were then continued until Mon
The entire stock of vehicles and har-
ness at the Pacific Vehicle & Supply
Co, Beretanfa street, will be sold below
,ost, commencing Monday morning
This stock must be sold within ten
Call early and make your selec-
ion.
Mrs. Gresham, of the Wonder Mil
inery Parlors, was unable to secure a
icket by the last steamer to the Coast,
md will therefore continue to sell for
few days longer her complete stock
# fine millinery at prices that will as
Onish you.
An application has been made to the
to have recorded the di%ssolu-
ion of partnership of Comes & Nc
'ighe, wholesale and retail liquor deal
RS. j. E. Comes retires and the busi-
.ess Will be conducted by Thomas F.
IcTighe & Co.
Col. and Mrs. Fitch have had a monu-
erected for their pet dog Mike"
-hich died a short time ago at the Mo-
Hotel. The is hewn
native stone and is beautifully
olished. 1t bears the inscription "Alo-
a, Mike, May %, 1903"
Children's dresses and underwear,
lso ladies' and children's hats, at spe-
iaI low prices. Ladies tailor cloth,
price $500 per yard, now $500;
$500, now $500, and $500, re- =
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