The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-08

Alameda at Montano's-
Elegant line of trimmed hats received
at Montano's per Alameda.
Party today advertise for a small
cottage. See our classified ads
Sturtevant's sure cure for dengue at
Ithe Sturtevant Drug Store. Hotel street.
L. w Haywortb. editor of the Hilo
Tribune. arrived by the Kinau yester-
day
Arabic is for cooling and preserv-
ing iron roofs, no equal, costs but liteie.
California Feed Co. agents.
Engage your Sunday rigs at the new
Hawaiian Stock Yards stables. Auto
mobile building, King street.
The new Wade Corset can now be
had at Montano's, who mas the sxciu
sive agency for this Territory.
KNF. G. Krause of Kamehameha Schools
'iraay be the successor to wray Taylor
Rs Commissioner of Agriculture.
The best people patronize the Palace
Grill. Bethel street. Best Sunday din
ner in the city, only fifty cents.
Don't fail to read the Bethel street
+ store advertisement today. The prices
quoted are good for Monday only.
The body of a native boy was taken
from Nuuanu stream near School street
yesterday. The drowning was accf-
dental
That faithful old standby, the An
glican Church Chronicle. is out for
March. 1t is as interesting and com
plete as ever.
The warm weather will soon be here
and you viii need a new refrigerator
Call and inspect the only Quincy at w.
w. Dimond & Co.
You can save money by laying in your
stock of embroideries this week as Jor-
dan is having a special sale. See their
advertisement today.
The new automatic telephone system
brought back by Guy Owens was given
test yesterday morning and found
to. work satisfactorily.
The Elks lodge has made arrange
nnents by which an additional story is
to. be added to the new L. E. Kerr
building for it's use as club rooms.
w. P. Bentley. school friend of the
Rev. Mr.. Muckley, viii be passenger
on the America Maru from China on
Monday and win visit Mr.. Muckley.
when you buy summer goods you will
do we'll to see the splendid assortment
at Bloms. Special prices prevail on
many items. See advertisement in to-
days issue.
Judge Robinson was occupied yester-
day with the trial of the case of Geo.
w. Hayselden vs. Hawaiian Tramways
Co. Hayselden was on the stand the
greater part of the day.
At Sachs'-The first spring showing
of mercerized white goods, madras and
piQues. Light summer dress and shirt
waist materials. Embroiderfes. Iaces
and ribbons. Wed like to have you
see them.
High Sheriff Brown will visit Eva
this morning for the purpose Of inves-
tigating the charges made by the Jap
anese that the police in that district
have been guilty of illegal practices.
The hearing will be held In Eva court
house.
There will be a meeting of the Com
mittee on Miscellaneous Petitions on
Monday morning at $50 to consider the
Winston railroad act and at a m.
for the consideration of the medica!
examiners act. Doctors of all schools
are invited to be present.
. James Arbuckle Brewster, who was
teacher in the old Fort street school in
the latter sixties and afterward had a |
private school at Wailuku. has written |
for the Boston Evening Transcript a |
description of the Stanford University |
church, which he pronounces one of the |
most beautiful in the world.
A young native of the name of Hale |
mano Hookano, aged % years. ended a |
long series of freakish actions by max |
ing a murderous attack upon one of |
his relatives yesterday, thus confirming |
a suspicion felt for a long time that he .
was insane. He was examined, there
fore, and committed as lunatic.
Professor r. L. c. Perkins, who is
in charge of the Agricul-
tural Department, has received a LET
ter from a New York manufacturer
who has a scheme for making banana
-four" He also has patent scheme
for preserving pineapples and other
fruits and wants to know the opportuni-
ties for establishing a plant in Homo
lulu
A white man on bicycle ran into a
buggy in which an elderly Japanese and
his little son were riding along Rich
ards street, below King, yesterday aft
ernoon- The collision scared the Jams
horse, which ran away overturning the
buggy and throwing the old man and |
the boy out. The lad was so seriously Il
hurt that he was taken to the Queens
Hospital The horse ran into Carty's
livery stable and was caught. The
oiker rode on-and nobody learned his
name
Mrs. RESEARCHES paper. THE Story of
the Needs of the New Missionary Juris-
fiction of Honolulu" has been travel
ing since last November and is stiu
being passed on. 1t has been read be-
fore several New York City branches
If the Woman's Auxiliary, the Chicago
Diocesan Branch, in all the Los AngelesJ
branches and at San Diego. is now atI
Knoxville, Illinois, and from there il
goes to st. Louis. Letters of thanks