The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-19
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Up Bali. lawyer, waity building. :
Read Baths ad today Il win inter
est you.
Mems summer suits at $3.50 at Kerr's-
Are a wonder.
All sizes In boys wool tweed seits,
lsl.5o. at Kerrs
Another lot Of mems clothing ex
Alameda at Kerr's.
Easter music win be repeated at St
Andrews Cathedral today.
Every style and shape in spring hats
at he Wonder Millinery Parlors.
Tie May Delineator and Buttericix
patterns at Mrs Hanna's. Union street.
No word has yet been received from
Washington as to the Tanbara case.
L. B. Kerr & Co. Ltd; are quoting
low prices on sewing machines for cash
this week.
BE in time. secure your summer suit
from Kerr's. less than material costs i'll
the ordinary way
The destruction OF the waikiki lily
pond was begun yesterday to permit
of the widening of the street.
The rug sale at Jordan's will be con-
tinued for another week. $500 velvet
rugs are being sold at $500
The Y. NJ. c. A. will celebrate its
thirty-fourth anniversary Thursday
evening. Gov. Dole will probably
speak.
Where the water is used from an
iron roof. Arabic improves the water
and cools the roof. California Feed
Co, agents.
Parcels and packages for the local
island boats will be shipped promptly
by the Territorial Messenger Service.
Phone Main s61.
BY the S. S. Alameda cantor's new
millinery store received fine assort-
ment of reception hats. No two alike.
Can and see them.
Mokuleia carnations. roses, chrysan-
thenums, violets. gipsophelia, double
white stock, cut ferns. ETC., at Mrs.
Taylor's. Fort street.
Arguments were concluded yesterday
in the case of Fuller VS.. Rapid Transit
Co. and Judge Robinson took the case
under consideration.
Montana on Hotel street, is selling
$40, s12 and SIS articles for So. and goods
marked for IS and IS are being sold for
En Erpffra o4onfr oo-E
Special prices prevail on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday at Sachs Dry
Goods Co. on standard goods. See their
advertisement giving reductions.
The woman's Exchange has moved /
into larger and more .commodious quar-
tiers having obtained half of the store
formerly occupied by the Montana mil
linery parlor.
A. Blom is showing some very pretty
sateens. silkolines. draperies. etc, this
week Goods are on display in show
window and prices are given in adj
vertisement in this issue.
Allan Herbert has a large number of
oyster shells. some in masses, on ex-
hibition in the stangenwald block, by
way of showing how favorable Pearl
is to oyster culture.
c. Bolte has made a demand upon
Secretary Carter for the twenty cents
he still has to his credit In the Postal
Savings Bank fund. He has been adj
vised to call for his certificate.
The Junior Baseball League opened
yesterday with victory for the High
School team over the st. Louis College
nine. The game was a fine exhibition,
the High School winning by 16 to 6.
The dispatches say that just before
Roosevelt left the capital he granted six !
and denied. seven applications
for executive clenency. The Tanbara
case may have been among these, but
f so, no word was sent to the local
authorities.
Last night Deputy Sheriff Chilling
worth and Detective Renear raided a
blind pig in the Kakaako district, and
lrrested Manuel Clement, Manuel Pa
.heeo and Joe Nunez in the place. They
lso got several jugs of wine and three
legs of beer.
The sleuths of the police department
aided what was supposed to be a Chi
iese gambling joint at Hotel and Smith
treets yesterday afternoon. and cap
ured ten bland Celestials who were en-
aged in the harmless but fascinating {
anne of checkers. Then. later, they let
hem go again.
A bad little boy, Johnnie Cunning
am is said to be, and the big Portu-
uese clerk who seized him by the
grist and delivered him to the police
because Johnnie had called