The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-12
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Ready made sheets 20 cents at Kerr 5.
Judge Estee signed the decree yester-
day in the "Nevadan" case.
Three first class teamsters are want
ed. See CLASSIFIED advertisements.
DR.. c. H. Daniels. Of Boston. wiz Oc-
cupy the. pulpit at Kawaiahao church
this morning.
Thirty-nine cases. new goods at
Kerr'e.
A special Easter dinner will be served
at the. Palace Grill on Bethel street
from to o'clock this evening.
The Oriental Bazaar are very extern
siye importers and dealers in Chinese
and Japanese wares. silks. linens, GU
rios. etc.
New blue and black serges and
worsted suitings at Kerr's.
Professor Koebele has written to Pro-
fessor. Perkins that he is able to be out
again and several more shipments of
bugs have come from him.
Both the japanese and Chinese Con-
suls have sent to Governor Dole pro-
tests against the haciSmen's bill and
asking that he not sign it.
American shifting prints. 20 yards for
$1.OO. at, Kerr's.
Miss Hattie opunui. daughter of Cap
tain opunui of the police department,
and Clevis A Bishaw. clerk at Oahu
Jail. were married last evening.
Secretary Carter has received re-
quest for a copy of the Territorial seal
from New York firm. He has refused
to comply with the request until told
what the seal is to be used for.
See value Kerr's are showing in bed
spreads.
Frank Caldero. an escaped Reforma-
tory school inmate. was brought in
from waiaIua yesterday morning by
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Cox. The boy
had been at large for about two weeks
A handsome line of new shirt waists
is displayed by A. Blom, Progress
block. The latest styles are represent
ed and beautiful black, white and coli
ored materials. All goods plainly mark
ed.
Fancy batistes. excellent designs. 129A
cents, at Kerr's.
All of the fine rugs, carpets. door mats,
crumb cloths and linoleums at Jor-
dams, will be sold at greatly reduced
Pr ices. beginning tomorrow. AT prices
offered every one can afford to buy a
fine rug.
Deputy Marshal Handy brought three
Japanese from Hilo yesterday who
were charged with violation of the in
ternal revenue laws. The hearing be-
fore Commissioner Gill was postponed
until Wednesday.
Kerr's temporary premises are worth
a visit this week.
Regular ninety cent glass table
tumblers will be sold tomorrow only at
fifty cents a dozen by the Pacific Hard
ware Co. at their Bethel street store
Call early as the supply will not last
long at that price.
Excellent values offered in women
and children's hosiery this week at
Sachs. See the advertisement on this
mage.
The Island Hotel lease and furniture |
are offered for sale on very easy terms.
Has twenty-nine rooms, all of which |
are well furnished. owner leaves for
the Coast and must sell. See our clas-
sifed advertisements for particulars.
Prof J. P. Looney has supplied his
Easter hymn to several of the local
choirs. 1t will be heard today at the
Methodist church, the Waikiki Catholic /
church and possibly at Central Union
in the evening. Some of the other choirs
are rehearsing it for future use.
Free legal advice to widows and
]. P. Ball. lawyer, "A S. King
street.
The examination of candidates for
Annapolis viii be held on Wednesday
at the High School building. There are
eleven applicants and the examining
board will consist of Professor NJ. NJ.
Scott of the High School, President
Arthur F. GrifHths of Oahu College and
Brother Thomas of st. Louis College.
New striped ginghams. 70 yards for
'1.OO. at Kerr's-
The Chinese claimants are. again hav-
ing trouble over the fire awards. No
tees have been posted by the Chinese
Consul calling upon the Chinese to get
their certificates, but that a charge of
ten and a fifth per cent. would be
made. Ten per cent already collected
has been paid as attorneys fees and the
action of the consulate is said to be
Illegal. The fire claims act provides