The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A dark brown horse has been lost.
See classified ads.
Just received per Aorangi, choice Aus
traIian butter by c. ]. Day & CO.
Morgan sells a desirable residence
site on the Makili slope of Punchbowl
at noon today.
UIupaIakua Easter lilies, only to be
had at Mrs. Rietow's, 1854 Fort street.
Fresh lilies every week.
A Fraternity pin was lost near the
Hawaiian Hotel. A reward for its re-
turn to the Advertiser office.
Moet & Chandon champagne is used
at prominent society functions almost
exclusively. H. Hackfeld &c Co, agents.
Your piano kept in tune $500 per
year. Pianos sold at $500 per month
by j. w. Hall. Phone Main AS for
particulars.
For cool and handsome gowns, B. T.
EhIers & Co are showing figured
French organizes at Csc per yard. See
display in windows.
Sale of linen, pique and butcher linen
wash skirts at Whitney & Marsh's be
gins on Monday morning. good linen
crash skirt to be had for csc.
A new broom sweeps cleaH 1Ty
some of the new brooms shown in the
window of Henry May & Co. Lots of
other house-cleaning conveniences, too.
E. ]. Walker. commission merchant,
has just received a choice lot of Plym-
outh Rock pullets; also onions, pota-
toes, Korean rice, barley, bran and hay
by the Alameda.
The lumber, tools and fixtures in the
carpentershop lately occupied by Fritz
-ayvilhelm will be sold at public auction
today at 10 o'clock ON the premises OPP
posfte the Young Hotel on King street.
This cold weather has created a de-
mand for wooden goods and in conse-
quence the Pacific Import Co. have
made a special reduction in a number
of their lines in wooden wear for this
week only
C. O. zee Hop & Co. have just open
ed an invoice of cheese of all kinds,
from the cheapest to the very highest
in price See their advertisement else
where, giving list of popular brands
and makes.
There is nothing better than an iron
bed for this country. Hopp & Co have
just opened an invoice received direct
from the manufacturers in Chicago
See display in their windows in Alex
ander Young building.
The Relief & Burial Association have
just paid the heirs of one of its de-
ceased subscribers $133.40. This MEM |
bef had only paid $3.50 as assessments
since a member of the association
Office now at 1920 Fort street.
Some valuable property near the resi-
dence Of DIR. C. B. Wood on Spencer
street. mortgaged by Mary F. Krouse, |
will be sold under foreclosure sale to- |
day at noon by James F. Morgan at his |
saIesrooms on Kaahumanu street.
The balance of the Livingston bank |
rupt stock of hats and gents furnish |
ing goods will be sold this evening, be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock. Jas. F. Nor |
gan. the auctioneer, will have charge
of the sale. Everything must be sold. |
Fisher, Ables' regular Saturday auc-
ton sale at 10 o'clock in his large new
salesrooms On Fort and Queen streets.
A lot of household furniture. dry goods
and tailoring goods are to be sold. See
list published elsewhere, page 8, of this
issue.
The Globe Clothing Co. will keep
open later than usual this evening in
order to give an opportunity to take
advantage of the clearance sale now
on at their Hotel street store. Every
article in the house marked down in
price Coupons given free with every
soc purchase
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