The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-03
LOCAL BpEvlTIES.

Smoke the Principe de Gales cigar
Sold everywhere.
Rehearsals for 'Maritana.' Will be
resumed tonight.
Japanese silk goods in all coIors al
! Sayegusa, 1911 Nuuanu street
The Bishop will preach at ST. Glenn
enrs church Sunday morning.
Groceries at cost at Triangle Store
corner King and South streets.
The after holiday clearance sale of A.
Blom's dry goods store is now on.
There viii be mariana" rehearsal
this evening at 1880 in the Elks' Hail.
Wray Taylor and F. ]. Eckhart leave
for San Francisco on the Korea today.
'Magnite," a waterproof cold water
paint, is sold by the Pacific Hardware
Co.
A furnished cottage of seven rooms
at 713 Kinau street is offered for rent
cheap.
Bishop Restarick will preach this
evening at the 1870 o'clock service at
st. Andrews Cathedral.
The New York Dental Parlors are
now at 1857 Fort street, over the Ho-
nolulu Photo Supply Co.
Alice Gay Harris has sued Albert E.
Harris for divorce. She charges intern
perance and non-support.
Swell reception and street hats, also
the latest trimmings and novelties at
Hawley's Millinery Parlors.
Boy couches made to order with up
holstering in leather, mating or cloth
by the Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd.
Half of the store now occupied by A.
A. Montana, milliner and dressmaker,
on Hotel street is offered for rent.
A. A. Montana offers one of his cot
tages on Miller street for rent. For
particulars call at POS Hotel street.
A six-room furnished cottage with
bath and all modern conveniences is
offered for rent. See our classified ads.
Special sale of art novelties and fancy
goods at Jordan's. Goods sold at half
price to close out the line now on hand.
Mr.. w. Matlock Campbell invites the
world at large to send inquiries by "ca-
ble' regarding his beautiful Pawaa
property.
The special stock sales inaugurated
by the w. w. Dimond Co. begin today.
Number 1 will be enameled pie plates at
1212c. each.
Now that we have the cable the next
thing you want is set of harness.
Leave your order with Fred Philip &
Bro. who make the best.
Whitney. & Marsh, Ltd, are now max
ing preparations for a grand clearing
sale, full particulars of which will be
announced in tolnorrow's issue.
Linen doilies, table scarfs, center
pieces and small table covers heavily
embroidered with vines, birds and floral
designs at the Oriental Bazaar.
A blue enameled butterfly pin was
lost on the street somewhere between
the Opera House and Punanou. Reward
at this office for the return of the same.
Rev. Mr.. Liebenrood, who was in
charge of the Seaman's Institute during
the absence of the Rev. Mr.. Everton,
returns to the Coast on the Korea to-
day.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Guild of st. Andrews Cathedral will be
held Monday, January 5, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. B. Cooper, King
street, at p. m.
A meeting of the postoffice site COM
mittee was held yesterday morning at
which a few minor changes were made
in the report to be taken to Washing
ton by Mr.. Eustis.
"A Oh CnG hlIluSTS6TIGn ASSN
citation was held yesterday morning.
The practicabilty of adding a kinder
garten department to the Normal
School was referred to a committee.
The present indications are that L.
Tenney Peck, treasurer of the Rapid
Transit Company, will proceed with
Colonel Davidson on the Korea today
for San Francisco to conclude the ac-
QUESTION of the Tramways Company
by the Rapid Transit.
The committee on Site for a Federal
building met yesterday and framed
report approving the site in Bishop
street belonging to the Bishop Estate.
and gave a copy of the report to Mr..
Eustis, to carry to washington with
him. The result of the negotiations will
be wired to Commissioner Eustis as
soon as they are concluded.
The youngsters on one block in Puma
hou have got the cable fever and have
issued invitations for an opening cere-
mony for today. They have linked all
the garden hose in the neighborhood
into a line a block long and will cable
through it, Tests, so far, have been
highly successful but until they are
completed no news will be allowed to
pass.
Manager Wills of the Hawaiian Hotel
will give a complimentary dinner on
Monday evening to the heads of de-
partments of the cableship SilVertown-
Following the dinner dance VIII be
given on the hotel lanais for all the
people aboard the Silvertown and for
the townsfoIk who unusually avail
themselves of the hospitality of the no.
tel management on such occasions.
no "a nv of a
ed of Captain A. @. Halves, Jr., Cap
tain James w. Pratt, Captain Louis Ke
make, Captain c. H. Anterior and Cap
tain Marston Campbell assisted at the
cable ball in introducing the guests to
the ladies and gentlemen in the receiv-
ing party. All the line officers of the
First Regiment, n. G. H, headed by
Col. ]. w. Jones were present in uni
form as were the L. s. Army officers of