The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-01
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

at Wichman's.
Bath. the plumber, guarantees every
Douglas closet sold.
A fresh mich COW is offered for SAFE.
Apply CLUB Stables.
w z. Corsets al cost tomorrow at
Kerr's temporary premises.
John Daniel Marlin. a Hno pioneer.
died Wednesday, aged a years.
Bedspreads wonderful value tonor-
row at Kerr's temporary premises.
All goods marked in plain figures at
Kerr's temporary premises tomorrow. =
a rare chance to buy a cheap suit for
the boys tomorrow at Kerr's temporary
premises.
Sewing machines saved from the fire
going at any price at Kerr's temporary
premises.
Welcome news for purse wise shop
pers to be found in BIom's advertise
ment today.
Mems shirts, underwear and neck
wear, big value, at Kerr's temporary
premises tomorrow.
Mems elastic seam drawers, all sizes,
three pairs for $1.O0, tomorrow at Kerr S
temporary premises.
Yesterday was pay day for Territorial
employees and the Treasurer's force
was kept busy all morning.
Swell duck and pique shirt waists
made to order for So, 81 and $3.50 by
Dawson & Co, 1853 Fort street.
For violets and other cut flowers in
plenty, go to Mrs. Taylor, at Honolulu
Drug Co. Open Sunday mornings.
White goods, taffeta silks and pine
row at I<err's temporary premises.
Two large furnished front rooms are
offered for rent at $3.50 each per week.
See our classified ads for location.
ARABIC" stops leaks. prevents rust
and coOls corrugated iron roofs fifteen
degrees. California Feed Co. agents. :
n Attorney General Dole turned over his
Office to Lorrin Andrews Saturday and
Air. Andrews will begin business don
day.
AS a result of a fight at Hotel and
Nuuanu streets last night VIM. Joe and
e. Fetter were arrested on a charge of
ARRAY.
The big sale of White House stock
commences tomorrow at Kerr's tenn
porary premises, corner Fort and Queen
streets.
The Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd, sells
mandolins banjos and guitars from
$500 to $500. Drop in and make
selection.
Supt Cooper will not be able to make
a tour of Maui this week as intended,
but will leave next Tuesday for a trip
on that island.
A commission as Assistant Attorney
General has been sent to E. A. Douthitt
at HiIo. 1t is reported that Douthitt
intends to resign.
The tax office was kept open all day
yesterday receiving assessment returns
for the year. There was a crowd at
the tax office all day.
A small bay pony has strayed from
DR.. Rowat's veterinary infirmary. Pc
turn to 1854 Pensacola street, or ring
up telephone Blue 2126.
Allen & Robinson have filed a ma
lien against Angelina K.
Mossman claiming $6SO.O7 due them on
a house built by w. NJ. Campbell.
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, are showing
some very pretty. new cloths for golf,
walking and street skirts. These goods
are of the very latest Importation,
Figured lawns only cents yard. |
and dimities 10 cents this week at Jor-
dams clearance sale. Cotton idress
goods also at greatly reduced prices.
1t never pays horse owners to be care
less. Go to Fred Philip & Bro, Bethel
street for horse goods of absolute re-
liability at prices that are reasonable |
and fair.
Red Star Porous Plasters. are made !
for the Hebron Drug Co. by |
one of the largest plaster making estab-
ishments on the mainland and are sold |
)n their merits.
Gray enameled Berlin sauce pans
with covers. regular price 40 cents, will |
De sold tomorrow only for % cents; egg
oeaters 10 cents each, at Bethel street |
store Pacific Hardware Co.
The Supreme Court room has been |
put in shape for the opening of court |
on Monday morning. Judge De. Bolt
will preside and charge the grand jury. |
Judge Robinson who returned yester-
lay will hear civil cases.
Thomas ]. Walker, aged 81 years, died
1T the Queens Hospital yesterday The
funeral will take place today from
Pearl City. Mr.. Walker was born in
Montague. California He had been in
he employ of L. L. McCandless.
JuuSe HeTTy rendered a decision yes
erday. denying the petition of Jacob
'oerper for a writ of certiorari for the
purpose of reviewing the action of
Judge Edings in the Kona Sugar Co.
ase. The court holds that Coerper by
lot protesting sooner waived his right
o come into court at this late day.
The Federal officials had a hard time
n holding court on Wednesday as re-
uired by the Organic Act The L[iuau
ad a very rough trip and did not dock
n Hilo until 11:3U o'clock Wednesday
light. The court officials hurried to
he court house Immediately, and open
d court, barely getting in before mid
light.