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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 7

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, JUNE 5, 1S0L TONIGHT. TUG-OF-WAR LGCAL BREVITIES. Pull at tor Arrangements -'if Oflffil. (Llmltci.) I'M Sugar, 3Uc Foster A. Davis has a notice in this lion Tonight.

All the teams but the Philadelphia were in the Pavilion practicing for the tug-of-war, which commences tonight. Drawing for team3 to pull this evening took place last night, with the following result: Honolulu Iron Works vs. Pakaka (wharf boys), U. S. S.

Phil- paper. A medium tract wanted. Are those who can make a 2 shoe look like a $3 one of coffee land is AGENTS FOR adelnhia vs. Waikiki. German vs.

Ma- kani Hoeo. Merchants and Commission The Marion's team will pull in the but they are not the sort of shoemakers we buy our shoes from. We seek out those makers who turn out shoes that are just as good ail through as they are good looking on the outside. You will find no other kinds here. We've no room for them.

The people are not blind; they come to our store and are contest next week, and when they get next to the Philadelphia team the ex Agents. 0 Vi citement will run high. The manage 1 ja 1 Boarders aro wanted at Mrs. Leonard's, 1073 Beretania street. "Many a mickle makes a niuckle." Save the "muckle" at Sturdevant's.

A young1 man with some capital desires an opening in the mercantile line. The animatoscope is now oppn at the Love building, from 1 r. m. till 11 p. m.

Cuff holders, sleeve links, studs, jewelry, at K. Furuya's, Hotl street. Tug-of-war tournament opens at Bristol's pavilion, Beretania street, to (I ment has erected the platform five feet above the stage, so that the teams will be in full view of the audience at all Doors will be open at 7:30, and ZO cents will admit grown persons. We confine our business to goods we l)l DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, can buy right and sell right. Sturde THE MANUFACTURERS' SHOE GO.

vant's. Fort Messrs. C. A. Spreckels, Alfred Will furnish the following compounds EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEALERS.

Of Hartwell and Rudolph Spreckels were among the arrivals on the Belgicylast and night. Messrs. Parker and Hartwell a a a 2t" GROCERIES. llllfllfllllf tllllftl9lltiit came in on the pilot boat. Per S.

S. Alameda Cherries, Apri cots, Red Currants, Gooseberries, As OmAI I Co T'S ROUGH ON 'EM but its use makes housekeeper happy, does, paragus, Rhubarb, Celery, Cauliflower, Oranges, Lemons, Early Rose Potatoes, Queen Olives, Pickles, Smoked Salmon, Bloaters, Cheese, Flounders, Frozen Oysters, Etc. at Camarino's California Fruit Market. A loin a Di xon I 0 At J. Camarho's dinner today: Fresh salmon, hollandai.se sauce, and lamb, curry and Regular monthly meeting of Pioneer Building and Loan Association Monday night next.

Henry A. Ingham, drum soloist of the Hawaiian Government Band, now rides a Sterling. The Ilealani Boat Club will probably give another of its popular dances on the night of June 11th. Julian manager of Ka-papala ranch, Kau, left for his home on the Mauna Loa yesterday. Owing to the luau at the Maternity Homc, the cricket panic, announced for today, has been postponed.

This afternoon and evening will be the last opportunity to view the paintings in the Kilohana exhibition. Attorney Neumann and Chester Doyle left on the Mauna Loa yesterday to attend the jury term at Wailuku. The band will play at the Maternity Home luau, Beretania street, this afternoon, instead of in Emma Square. The foot, police, on Palace Square, and the Mounted Patrol, at Kakaako, both had drill early yesterday morning. During the absence of Wm.

G. Irwin from the Islands, W. M. Giffard will act for him under full power of attorney. Special meeting of Lodge Le Progres SILICA GRAPHITE 1 in the kitchen, curly cm running over dishes heart sick.

to make the and food, is enough Paint! Diamond Head, May 30. 1897.1 Weather clear, wind light northeast. Shirt Waists. THEY CAN'T STAND it the roaches the SHOKIHG TOBACCO For iron roofs, smokestacks, boilers, R0UGH-0N-BUGS rails and all iron work exposed to heat, or wet weather; also, for exposed wood The lovliest assortment vou ever sv, perfect gems, made in very latest styles. Don't fail to lock at them, whether you a.

work, such as bridges, houses, piles, etc. want one or not. Confection, Color cards and directions on appli cation. Brand rro Dag Just the material for the Queen's Jubilee or nth of June dresses. The dain'iest material vou ever saw, in perfect shades, GRAPHITE is one of the purest Sprinkled around kitchen sinks, cracks or floor openings will keep them away.

IT kills quickly, so they don't have time to. come back. Each bottle has patent stopper so 'there is no waste, forms of Carbon, and is impervious to Light Blue, Pink, Cardinal, Lavender, Leghorn. Nile Green and White. Prices I heat, cold, alkali, salt air, acids and rust, and it is claimed will last longer to Zealand Llullet de L'Oceanie this (Saturday) evening than any other paint.

II A at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the first de gree. within reach of all. French Organdies. Another lot of new patterns, and new colorings.

Utopia, Silk Finish, Luaus at Maternity Home and Ka-waiahao Church today. The latter at 12:30 p. m. and the former at 1 it does not have to be Dixon's The verv latest in lininsrs, for under does the business, and used every day, this p. m.

dresses in Organdies and Confection In the Police Court yesterday, Ah On dresses: has the same effect as silk; at a AMERICAN was sentenced to one month's impris onment for having opium unlawfully nominal price. Valencienne Laces. in his' possession. Everlasting Union Express Co, TELEPHONE OC. OSce, King St.

Opp, jail, Kichols Co, We move Safes, Pianos and FnrnI' ture. We check Baggage at your Residence, and place Small Baggage la Staterooms. We remove garbage and yard sweepings by the month or load; haul Freight from and to Steamers. We have large Wagons and Email Wagons, large Drays and small Dray. WE WILL MOYE ANYTHING KOYiBLS.

Competent men and low prices. W. LARSEN, Manager. A fine assortment in Butter and Wh ite There was a fair-sized audience at St. Louis College last night to witness tbo r.Arfnrmmice of "Marmaduke" and GRAPHITE "Down You Go." Read the Hawaiian Hardware Com with insertings to match.

Millinery Novelties; the very latest in Ladies' Sailor Hats. N. S. SACHS, R0yGH0NBy(jS. Have you ever tried it? You cannot fail to recommend it to your friends after using it yourself.

Price, 25 cents a bottle at H'OBRON DRUG CO. Axle Grease pany's timely topics on pure dairy products in this issue. You will find it very interesting reading Requires less and will go further than any other make. 520 Fort Street. The Hawaiian Quintette Club will play at the tug of war tournament this evening at Bristol's pavilion, corner Beretania and Alakea streets.

Ladies and children have a chance to see 10 beautiful sets of moving pictures, together with a genuine fight at the animatoscope. Love building. e-Stylish! King and Fort. Dandruff Killer! A New am Thoroughly Efficient Destroyer For All DANDRUFF IN THE HEAD. Guaranteed to Cure the Scalp Of All Skin Diseases.

1 Di on's A1 SELECT YOUR HATS EARLY Pot up in one size bottle only. 0V0000 Perfect Lubricator or the Eaces! I pop mmm a CRITERION BARBER SHOP, PEACHCO FERNANDES, Prop. Fort Opp. Pantheon Stablest. Is already well-known in the market.

June ilth Next! City Feed Store Al Feefo? AH Kinds! Sorghum Seed, Alfalfa Seed, Oil Cake Meal. L. H. DEE CO. Punchbowl and Beretania Streets.

TELEPHONE 921. Belt Dressing. MRS. Al. IIANNA.

9 Baseball and tennis goods, bicycle accessories at the Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Company, Fort street. Agency for the Remington bicycle. The third quarterly Sacramental service and "Love Feast" will be held in the First M. E. Church, Sunday morning.

Service begins ir a. m. sharp. The re-entry match in the Sharp-shootrs Company will close July 1. Members not completing their scores before that time will lose an opportunity to win a medal.

Reservoir No. 3 was dry all day yesterday, No. 1 went dry at 10 o'clock last night and No. 2 at 1 o'clock this morning. From that hour the electric lights were not in evidence.

The Hawaiian Evangelical Association has been invited by the Christian Church to supply their pulpit at the services tomorrow. Rev. J. M. Lydgate will preach at the evening service.

The finest cherries of the season were received by the California Fruit Market on Thursday. These, with other fruits, are kept on ice, and may be secured by telephone or direct order today. The tug-of-war tournament begins this eveninc. The teams were all out for a final pull yesterday afternoon, and made a fine showing. The even pulling of the various teams insures a close and exciting contest.

On Sundav morning at Central Union Church, Rev. D. P. Birnie will preach on "The Problems of Poverty in Ho-nDlulu In the evening the Rev. J.

Leadingham will preach the annual sermon on "Foreign Missions." FASHIONABLE MILLINER. II AAV All, IMPERIAL AND WAVEBLEY BICYCLES. SPALDING REACH ATHLETIC GOODS. WRIGHT DITSON LAWN TENNIS GOODS. LAMPS, BELLS, CYCLOMETERS, ETC.

EVERYTHING IN BICYCLE SUNDRIES. PEERLESS TYPEWRITERS. EDISON MIMEOGRAPHS. TYPEWRITER MIMEOGRAPH SUPPLIES. AH kinds of fine repair work done.

BICYCLES PTED for any ieoitK of time. 312 Fort street. Telephone No 505. Fort Street, Honolulu. This contains nothing injurious to belting, but strengthens it and prevents from slipping.

DMII.1D0I7 eiEUl GO. 4 "T-IAMMOHD" WORK! HAVE YOU SEEM IT? House and Window Cleaning and Scrubbing Floors, DONE BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH UNDER CONTRACT. In case we break anything we will be responsible. ANTONIO. BAR RON I o.

OSce with II. E. Mclntj're Bro.f cor. I i Fort and King Sts. Telephone S2.

Some very clear photographs of My Entire Stock is Marked Way Down! scenes in the Memorial Day procession, taken by the Davey Photographic iirp nn snle at the "Wall. Nichols TV TT TT Pnnnnv. The. faces of the soldiers, Special Inducement! sailors and marines are easy to dis tinguish. The Ho.

2 "Hammond" -IN- For the Horse Toilet. This is the last day of the Kilohana Art League exhibition, and those who Proves and illustrates by its. work The superiority of its mechanical prin ciples. SPEED. 20G words a minute.

TOUCH. The lightest. intend to see the works of art now in the hall at the corner of Hotel and Fort streets should not miss the opportunity. The place will he lighted up this evening at the usual time. It is understood that D.

L. Naone will be chosen to represent the Hawaiian Y. VARIETY. Thirty-seven styles of I will sell at 30 per cent. Discount all the Jewelry and Silver Ware tj-pe and thirteen languages written on Mane Combs, Brushes, Curry Combs, Clippers, Halters, Buckles and Straps, Pails, Brooms: In short, equine "boudoir" appliances in detail, at E.

O. HALL SON, Ld; one machine. IMPRESSION. Invariably uniform. P.

S. C. E. Union in the convention, to Displayed in my window, fsr ONE ALIGNMENT. Absolutely perfect.

Send for our new illustrated cata- MONTH ONLY. be held in San Francisco next month. Certainly no better choice could be lnoiip and enprimen of "HAMMOND" made. Mr. Naone is a pure native Ha- wnrt and lnfle-p whether the machine waiian, who has for a long time identi- producing the BEST work is not the fled himself with church work, ana best suited for your purpose.

K. FURUYA. JAPANESE mrvrA pcneriallv with work among tne Wall, Nichols Company. 7. it r- t-v a ni young people.

He would be a credit to General Agents for Hawaiian IslanJs. Botlsson Block. Hotel Street4 Hawaii..

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