The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

zenship by Judge Estee yesterday
An answer making general denial has
been fled in the Craft divorce case
The steamship Neyadan leaves for
Elahului this afternoon at O'Clock
A number of valuable horses are COM
ing to Honolulu on the ". H. Dimond.
Roller tOweIling. s125 piece Is yards,
at Kerr's.
A materialrnen's lien for s255.se has
been fled against sun Lock Co. by Won
and Loui Co.
See Sachs advertisement for Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday specials. Ex-i
ira values offered.
This is the last week of Kerr's gents
summer clothing sale; regular sl2.oOi
suits are being sold at $3.50.
a small gold necklace was lost on the
street yesterday. Reward offered for
return of same to this ofice.
Arabic is for cooling and preserv-
ing iron roofs; it has no equal and eoetsl
but little. Cal Feed Co.. agts.
Regular 20 cent sconoped glass nap
pies. 10 cents each for Monday only, at
Pacific Hardware Bethel street store
Bedspreads. bargain prices, Kerrs
temporary premises.
Owing to the serious Illness OF his
father. DR.. E. L. Hutchinson, the dem
fist. will leave for Hilo on Tuesdays
Kinau.
G. W. Carr. superintendent of railway
mail service. returned to Honolulu on
the Nevadan yesterday and viii resume
his duties here.
Mr.. Gerrit P Wilder is one of the
patients in Miss NJ Johnson's sani-
tarium at Kewalo street where he has
been under some surgical operation.
Full size sheets. ready for use. so
cents at Kerr's.
Kodak albums on special sale Mon
day and Tuesday at Hebron Drug Co. |
Prices in most instances have been re-
dueed fully one-haIf. See window dis
play.
The Honolulu Symphony Society have
been fortunate enough to get the ser
vices of Mrs. George Macfarlane as a
soprano soloist for their entertainment
of May End.
S. Minekishi, japanese Commissioner
of Commerce and Agriculture, who has
been studying conditions in South
America, will shortly be a visitor in
Honolulu.
Mrs. Helen Wilder Craft leaves for
the mainland in the Siberia and may be
absent from the Islands for year or
50. She viii take in the ST. Louis Ex-
position next year.
which Governor Dole had to sign the
Municipal bill. A message win be sent
to the Legislature on Monday which is
the end of the ten days,
Regular so cents yard Japanese silk
y inches wide in brown, green and tan
will be sold for 20 cents a yard at Jor-'t
1an's silk sale this week For other
see their ad today.
he bTlllSu CRUISER AIDpnlOA anu
torpedo boat destroyers Sparrowhawk :
Ind Virago, are about due. but the Of
icers of the Amphitrite do not expect
hem to arrive until tomorrow
The jury in the japanese case yes
.erday returned a verdict of guilty.
Sentence will be imposed Tuesday on
he Jap found guilty of bringing women
nto the country for immoral purposes.
Direct importation from England of
BEAUTIFUL laces at Bloms. A full as
ortment of new patterns now on dis
LAY at low prices. The goods came on
he Moana and have just been opened.
Mrs. Whitaker Ray. formerly Gladys $
'iver, was granted a divorce in San
Francisco on April Is and she has h
esumed her maiden name. Witnesses 7
estified they saw Ray choking his wife c
Pongee silk for mems summer suits,
inches wide, $1.S5, at Kerr's. I
Members of the Legislature received \
opies of resolutions adopted at Wal n
nku mass meeting by wireless yester- u
ay. They were requested to appro- n
riate $4,000 for improving the harbor il
t Kahului and also to assist the wire d
ess. s
Judge Gear has denied the motion for q
of the motion for a new trial n
4 the Ferris murder case. and has or e
cred the clerk to correct the minutes u
o show that the defendant was in
curt, on the days of the hearing and q
AS the 18th of June is approaching
red Philip & Bro. wish to remind
orsemen that they have fun line of =,
1rf goods on hand. They carry Nc =
lerron's celebrated horse boots, as well :,
{ those of their own well known man :,