The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-08
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

The chief topic-Kerr's big sale.
A son has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs
A II. Brown.
The grand jury viii probably make a
report on Monday.
Another case of elastic seam drawers,
8 for 81, tomorrow, Kerr's sale.
Frederick o-Brien is reported to be
managing the Manila Gable News.
Seats for the Passion Play illustrated
lecture are now on sale at Wall Nichols
& Co.
A gent advertises in today's CLASH
rooms.
Mary Rosa Seward has sued Joseph
Seward for divorce, alleging extreme
cruelty.
Swell chiffon, lace. and shirtwaist
hats at HawIey's Millinery ParIors.
Boston Building.
Mrs. A. D. Larnach has gone to Wal
Iupe to visit for several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Perry.
Big values in dress shirts tomorrow,
Kerr's temporary premises.
A nicely furnished front room in pri-
yate family is offered for rent. See our
classified ads today.
Thomas Fitch has asked for a fee of
5000 as guardian ad Item in the case
OF j. o. Carter VS.. Sybil A. Carter, ct al.
Arabic" the compound that will low
er the temperature inside and preserve
the roof California Feed Company,
agents.
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, are advertis-
Ing the Warmers Rust Proof Corsets
this week Eevery pair sold by them is
guaranteed.
Black cotton sox, fast dye, 8 pairs
25c. tomorrow. Kerr's sale.
Wing. wo Chan & Co., on Nuuanu
street, between Merchant and King. are
importers of rich Chinese and Japanese
wares. silks, linens, teas, etc.
r. r. Eigin, who has been for a year
past the passenger agent of the Hilo
Railroad, at Hilo. arrived in the Kinau
for short stay in Honolulu.
All dress goods, millinery, muslin I'M
derwear, corsets, gloves and hosiery will
be sold at greatly reduced prices at
Montano's. Hotel street, tomorrow.
New Bargains, Kerr's temporary
premises tomorrow.
Gray enameied coffee pots, 40c, reduc-
ed to 25c;, Japanned trays, 60c, reduced
to 35c; scrap dishes only 15c at Pacific
Hardware Company'S Bethel street |
store. on Monday only.
j. A. Maxf1eld and ]. McCloskey of |
San Francisco, who We're reported to be |
missing from that city arrived in Ho-
nolulu on the Ventura. They had been
carried away by mistake.
Ready made white table cloths, 81
yards long, Zoe, at Kerr's temporary
premises.
Judge Estee will convene a special
term of court tomorrow morning.
The October term was adjourned sine
die before his departure for HiIo, and
a new~term must now be called.
Walter A. WAL, head of the Terrific
rial survey department, has just issued
an up-to-date map of Oahu, Those
wishing copies can be supplied at 81 for
the unmounted and $3.50 for the mount
ed kind.
Amoskeag fannelettes, 10 yards 81, |
Kerr's temporary premises.
United States District Attorney
Breckons has received word from New
York that Judge Estee's decision in the |
H, Hamano case would be followed in
the remaining cases before the General
Board of Appraisers.
Mr. Blom is at present on the main
land laying in a large stock of new
goods and has given instructions to
close out at reduced prices all stock now
in the store, in order to have room for
new goods.
White dress goods, marvellous value. !
Kerr's temporary premises.
Weller, the great race horse of Prince
David, has been galloped for the past
few days and is taking to his work very
good naturally. Some fanciers are of
the opinion that there would be good
sport in a match between that fine ami |
NAL and Racine Murphy.
The officers and members of the Board !
of Directors of the Oahu Sugar Com |
pany spent one day of the past week |
in looking over that estate, and they all |
expressed themselves as greatly pleased |
with the outlook. H. A. Isenberg said |
yesterday that the plantation was in |
the very best physical condition, and
the reports which would be submitted
at the annual meeting this month would |
be of the most encouraging type.
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