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

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If you have plenty of honey. it is not verge Difficult to wedge you vay into
- "na easnf , aus We s Dcts AT "A east tn att is what. HI Henry ny boucher declares
advertisements rom the papers which prove thai many arsocratc English
siderahon- "A lady of title moving in he best London society, is repaired
kept Terms aust be liberal The highest reference offered an ta%en
Addtss Box" "A wel-knOUn lady, titled, is willing ITO chaperon a Colonial
bayior of sn m I @Hnetv Would Idbd instruct H one eSusto to. the ha6ts and be
pTabIe county ounty. mel A 10 unique m9 s0on porf 96 fe gh00G Weof m 50@a 1el hgn5ns n NOS
Genee m mrFo d 1a BUSINESS nSs5. t 45sTal commission N Offered n3 t.n III ,t[ a CONT,
merchants city is d@rous of obtaining Yes Emo orders a high h percentage Gge
given to ladies or gentlemen Of position in society able to influence capital:
in oo6adGnce mroous ~ an '' "Ak konn 1a dyn rich Gsd desres eG fo spend 5 heu ssasa5
so@s1y for service rendered ABSOLUTE ' Secrecy ~s q laramie address S' B @a@9'
valuation Of the fashionabIe M colony " is sfpC8sso %s divide da as I f,no %9i
Real estate. s346e82OO; personal property, szsasco On his a tax is pafi
o. s50f898o. the rteb being sl2o N the 500 while Lastly ear it a a1A a
decrease of six emit per hundred On the total valuation there is a n increase
oo opa I prop sfy 4 tax S2 has 9af 1n % q T sssss S6 Sls sS@e or Of r ta lG Ssreest T tM sS Ts per- ss
as follows: Alice G Vanderbilt widow If Cornelius vanderbilt leads being
OF Q H P Belmont 100000; Robert Goelet estate $4,000. ogden Godet
1891 :: } r B1 T 3a ,SS134Go; sS Josephine s@ ,B crook Ks Wife If H * M9 35m Brooks
k ki6ers ssstsoo; ssl Pas5es1 w N o @Wa1sor s@ ASSI E + Gerry PyrS sg Rd%0m wi H1s
500; 1 townsend Burden, ss1ac; Alice DreEel slassoc; n j A aavemys
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When {. \. Mind. IN upto-date tailor, went to the London Royal Academy.
the Their day he experienced a severe shock In narrathng his experiences
n TIT Tailor and Cutter he says hat IS one-half Of the pictures shown are
portraits which profess to reproduce he charachrist features. face. and
tailor to tsta an ir+eus+ n smoh noura+s T. ort,nshnn n% - w
Lord oun Stephen, painted by Sir George Reid, the sarcastic tailor totes
"a total bsence Of buttons n the coat and declares that the silk on the fronts
o oeOnto h as in ha%k with a smudge Of gray Then solomon solomon
Levy" he avs; the silk OIL h IapeIsi indicated as forming a continuation
ployed % mend clothes would adopt 1t is a libel on tanordom. 1t has the
up Then there is lumber me hundred N thity-nne he portrait Of A. s.
Leslie Melville He is representa- in the clumaest Goa possible The right
of h Rev. Nelson Lorraine n df his dog is ' aaSoc Condemned nSnn n not ON
Of Of the r% we rene gent Gentleman En% fs unr ene m@G by !" ans so s ss H1's4 Tne ho ora she ta SHf
s ear or ina: s.%H yr%st e %h%s S%" while Rf ot II H0sye !" i. h haf w aSa u 4 p to Dt ts
and mistakes ne mas :" pa"s"'s WIZ A'AS "n0 are s0"S OF 'oeh
Atlantic City society is worried over a M administered by Nine. NOrdica
and EdOuard de Reszke, who appeared there III other day in concert. 1t
Ito several leaders that it would De a nice thing to entertain the
wedon a aeang f MfS M w0T Pei Ggs eg i ns Wnrf ID M Nma Hor Peel and md
\. de Reszke he singers accepted and elaborate preparations were made
lot appear OF send excuses When te guests realized he situation, they
and NJ de Resnke cc at 4se fe1t.t 1t apP @ tina when Nine Nor
Duss with whose band thcv Pc ae tra ne I'M r ama rs o G suppose nat III s.
The fr auctions held in London every spring eternin the rice Of fur
garments for the following winter season. A report If tn saes published in
trade journa indicates tina sealskn fms will be no more expensive la
winter. Dut erminea n silver fox Will be fifty per cent higher. n mink,
t.. I'LL Ill be be news to most people to learn tha the harmless necessary cat"
@@@l as being wenyfv per cent higher in price hat at the last prng
William E. Curtis declares hat ninety per cen of he prefumery used in
he world comes from what is now az the Department of Sea Alps in
France, the strip of mountainous country which, lies along the Mediterranean
of Marsenles The SOIL the climate, and the sIoptng hnsddes. facing the
OF orange blossoms s@o ~" nonndIs V ~ w potos Oh roses $4,000
overs in proportion These W ire mostly raised by peasants. who W
man farms and dc their W work They sell their crop of flowers to the
OF Paris perfumery anufacturers train DAD are shipped to that
hipped to the creameies. When there here is is IN m abundant nn t" harvest SwestrP qd farms bnyaI rs
viii pay six ents a pound for rose leaves seven cn+n tr 80 ne ne Duye.S
twenty-five for jasmnes, fifty cens for voIetsa nd s ITngT pa4ssoT ms
Their flowers After the days harvest is done, the flowers are dumped upon
he blossoms are allowed to remain, because otherwise they wilt quickly. and
or 100000 single blossoms TO rnaLo mt [ eauns S%@ @ pounds or n"e
ounds of vidts, OF 100000 flowers to make a mound OF III oil. and one
nay judge of the enormous noun If flowers that are gathered annually
early a million pounds of he oil If flowers every year
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