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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-15
Water Notice.

In accordance with Section 1 of Chap
ter XVI of the laws of 1886, all persons
holding water privileges or those paying
water rates, are hereby notified that the
water rates for the term ending June 80,
1894, will be due and payable at the
Office of the Honolulu Water Works on
the LIST day of January, 1894.
All such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are due will be
subject to an additional ten per cent.
Rates are payable at the Office of the
Water Works in the Kapuaiwa Building.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Office of Honolulu Water Works, Ho-
nolulu, December %, 1898.
3569-2Ot
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Returned.

DR. E. L. HUTCHINSON, TIE
~ Dentist, has returned FROM Maui,
and has opened an Office. corner King
and Richard streets; entrance on Rich
ard street Mutual Telephone 535.
3577-lw
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The ADVERTISER is the lead

ing paper of the Hawaiian ISL
ands. 1t has a larger circulation
and prints more live news than
any other island paper. Price so
cents per month, in advance. Rims
up telephone No. IS
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BY AUTHORITY
FOREIGN Office Notice.

The President and Mrs. Dole will hold
a reception in the Council Chamber of
the Executive Building on WEDNES-
DAY, January 18th, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Morning dress. GEO. POTTER,
35S6-2t Secretary and A. D. c.
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Notice.

WEDNESDAY, January 18th, 1894,
will be observed as a National Holiday
and all Government offices throughout
the islands will be closed on that day.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. IL, 1894.
3584-3t 1515-1t
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The HA WAIIAN GAZETTE.
semf-weekIy, is issued every Tues
day and Friday morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-15
LATE NEWS FROM HAMAKUA.
Interesting News and Notes From
Windward.
T. H. DAVIES STORE TO BE CLOSED.

A Gang OF Forty Japanese Attack
Young Portuguese Lad Who Had Had
Row With One OF Their Number
His House Broken Into.
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1uMPoN THE cRIcKEr-srArSIHEv
horrE Tive rSand tsip4 daily except sundsy
ftAk "a Rn-isave seattle 7s3o . m- and 2.lS
IA. 6asiy esesps Sunday Leave Esersss
IL ID q IA And 5sfS p m dA2iy eKcops osndAy
Connections A. seattle With sseansf Flyer fss
Tacoma Al Hversts with steamer Aiknds for
sschoush IAnatass-Foet u Naaisen etreea
seattle. arst Hswfu avsana Evsrsst
SAkE-Ssaskis q Everett Use: rourd TRIP. IL n
A NEfF. NAaasisa own~G
Fnscssvs March - 1854
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"MOTHERS'
FRIEND
MAKES CullD BIRTH EASY,

Colvin. La, Dec. o. 1885. NY wife used
MOTHERS rRIEND before her third
conausmens, and says abe would not DO
without IL far hundreds Of dollAxs
DOCK HrI.LA
Sent BY sxrress 90 secslps al price 5i.c pef boz
H. h~sok To Me<heS wssasd tsre.
aRAcpsgLo NgoGkAro1 CO..
- 60 % - satoanso -----~m AYkH1Jb -
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NEW rUsLicAraoss.

A cheap abridged edition Of MeCasty's
sSasssticiaa has been isaued, containing
las pages. The information il brought
down 20 March I. 1894, SO that the volume
10 more valuable than the aimanacs, which
are corrected only to December /. fsai
The sporting records are "up 10 date, " and
90 are the statistics OF population.
churches, commercs. agriculture. etc. l.
r. McCarty, si4 California street. San
Francisco.
The Ballard Publishing Company. Of
Crawforisville, Ind. have issued the sec
ond volume Of the Annual on the Law of
Real Property" The work 10 unique, and
il has met great demand for an anthoritv
beyond text books and reports. No work
of this kind Is OF any use unless IL Is
edited with exceeding care. and this the
Annual manifestly 10. The editors keep
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upon material points. cases which construe
for the first time some important statute
or provision of . constitution and cases
which made some important application
of legal principles arising ont OF new in
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The division OF sunlects Is not arbitrary,
hut il based upon everyday distanc-
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make reference without loss OF time.
One feature viii specially recommend the
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also tseatise feature. which covers sub
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ton in the several statcs - TO put their
treatment almost beyond the reach OF
reneral text books and encyclopedias arti-
eses.
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n EFFKCr MARCH q lsDs
EANER IDAHO

Nfst AkATB ftnLaA WWAAR AT o. q
elNbAfh TUESDAYS ANp THURSDAYS
Ter ncrnaada. Cf;nsoa. Browas Point LAasiey
ntsaia<sy. ffdAsg9 City. Anac0xtes aAEnssa and
Mhatren. ard en- Thursdays sosag shrsasA t.
nsAs.s sd semiannae RstaxasnG leave what
sssn AsaGassw sdsssaay. Saturday - p N
EAss 70 Weaseosas cleo; frssxnt 20 whassonL q
e. u sRowSFIkLp, aAsaGtag owns.
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EvxRErr AND sxoHoMisH Rocrx
Cur RArx TO EvKRxTT.

Leaves Csnsral whAff Ines6sys, Tkufs1ays enA
Saturdays ~ . m ter EAncnds. Arksiieo, kv-
srsst Aasysvfils. Seat Everett LEVEL sad eno-
homish FARE To EvEKKfT, 0es ROUND
TRIP. soe. 10 sNoHoEIsH. eocL
GEO J. WILLY. AgseA
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pAcIrIc NAVIGATION CO. TIME CARD. IN
II affeet Nav - 1894

pAcIfIc NAVIGATION co. TIME CARD IN
j effect May q, 1884,
The steamers OF this company are the fastest,
safest and most comfortable on the Sound.
Courteous treatment 10 all Firstciass table
service
SEATTLE AND wHAIcoM ROUTE
STEAMER STATE or WASHINGTON
Leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday 10 90 m
Lave. whsseom daily. sxcsps Sunday. so = m
SEATTLE, Ia CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND
ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN.
leaves seattle daily, except sunday. SEQ m
Arrives Everett .......,s 49,. 10 10 m
Leaves Everett daily, except sunday :. II 20 m
Leaves Ia Conner daily, except sunday. 500 IA
Leaves Everett daily. except sunday. 4. rs m
Arrives Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 . m
Touching ~ UtsaiAdy and ell WILDLY Island
pointa
TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
Steamer state OF Washington or Fairhaven
leaves Tacoma evsry Tuesday, Thuuday and sun
day at q M, making connection al Seattle for
Everett. rtsal ady. La Conner, Anacortes what
com and all Whiaby Island points. Returning.
leaves Seattle for Tacoma Tuesdays and Thurs
days ct o. IA
Wharvss-- seattle. Ysslsr dock: Tacoma, n r.
wharf
For fun information concerning excursions,
special ssses. etc, call On or address n. u.
CHEATHAA. Agent whsfcom; J. f HAIR
dock. seattle. and n r r. r. wharf. Tacoma:
A. L CHARLTON, Agent Yssisr dock. seattle
Telephones Isl; Tacoma. 6s, What
com. b.
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gHAGIT RIVER RouTE-sTEAMER HENRY
- Bailey leaves Yesisr Dock Monday. wsdnss-
day and Friday, on tide. calling q Edmonds,
Evsrstt, stanwood, Florence, Fir. 6kaGit City,
Mount Vernon, Avon and way landinn- Return
Ing. leaves Mount Vernon Tor seattle on alter
nate days behaving been rsfistsd through
cut the Heufy Bailey oflsSs superior accommo-
q cents. For rates apply to pfEice. Yesler Dock
A. T. L9BAILIsTER. Master
ClOUGH-TRANsuE CO.. Managers
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HOUSE VACANT 2

For Rant ada. inserted In the FOSr-
IHTELLIGENCRR are read each day
By thousand. Largest circulation.
Doet resaIts
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!
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49, 49, : 49, ses .ssssnss 49, " Ask = ros :
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ia ~ = - asas&asy psoe1'
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| sioua. followed b sosfe from she niaffGrI 81
| Mr.. Moore md oshoe uodiunA Adniandcn
| ssssyssssee Cnnrca.
esxth and ooneoa etrosea Rev. q Deli John
aon. pastor: reaaasncs. I'D epetng sRseA
sccissy, 80 p. m Junior y. r G. Z.
= ssss sse aeenoeS - 5:O
Aavens Unusshsa
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~ u "A saata frna
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Ev1a11caE Fl s.22EEik, ,-y.ov.n
L. L. 49, s,.:s:; ~ e 49,. sssss:
1Lseves 49,. .....;.: =: - 8 .
CO. 81, s1 = ss 49,: - T:ss q g
LAo1iaG, teinen IosS. - q Hssieo ssrseN
oEArftt ANb fAco1A EAvfaArIoN 90.
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fresbyseslan Churches.

- Reformed Seventh s,r,es near Pima
Il q N
s 3 nseo kilbourne avenue. Fremont
usxd. pastor. Services IL q m. sud
- AtssiaH -ssesrgesown, Sonth Seattle.
seha Alisea. Of MsCormick's Thee
Z fsz3Es aans ty, aiesgo, viii preseh I'm Wards
a. sunday school at 3 NJ y u.
~ Frat Broadway and First avenue;
}nsF s assys pastor Preaching. II .. M. and
esenssh school. 10 q M Y. r. 4. G. T.,
- sfsssr meeting, Thursday, In.
fSs~ y aon p, l. Fordnes. pastor Preach
6$S ant sad thlrf sabbath @. the month
M~kE Tue people Of kass nsiE b hsshood
- " ma earnestly invited 10 attend
4 ssalsis -osk and Harrison streets. Rev.
- ~sluh Pastor Residence AZ Temperance
- xssschses II a M aud p No. sabbath
Sc.sss- A:ts. z. = G. r., ! y ma: prayer
Rs- thursday. n m
il q - Narkes and King streets Services.
- sas > p N. Morning subject. The
- : ssaessss evening". "fhs Sure Foaaas-
- .rhs ~ salaasl J. keansdy. pastor. sab
= seasos, Il 10 = M. seats tres.
-. toassa and Spring ssreesa Rev. Alsx.
E1t5s. Asssos. u n, pastor. Residence. leil
TIN afesa Services. 81 a - snc a m
go Il f.ssnasx services there win be The sacrs.
- ~ - Issfds surIsf. adult eapsisms and
ii g Atisca viii D. ensstssd What chris.
~ Ras b. BE sunday scheoi al Ts0r,
- tE- al Gas y u. Prayer meeting
sseasns ats m
edtss Protestant Churches.
ssssssA-saEaxy school y a.
80 saatss scnoas, y ~ - u. preaching al
Keaa-Fssseasss al I'D n n by w.
escsss sctslol as ~ n
SEesa ssstsse -. saassy sehaci an n n.
- nssAaessry meeting at ssSa y III.
~ ~ sseitsssssss. sstressea
- North Seattle. Republican and War
services at4l he conducted t1suoE-
- -. = ~ by hes. ". J. Darby. 81 Evxhs-
II 49, aAS hes. ]. h. Morris. o. Csxlnxson.
& aa1sas. sunday school. ls.is y. "a.
IAssa snt rtns streets Rev. Clark
pAss<,f Services. II a u.s. aass u N.
- ssosest ~fAe fst2 pesss and the
- ssseaaas sabseei. "A Multitude of
- .sehsAs seho-ss. 3 al Ie4ag Feepses
81 40 ? n. seats tf@z
soasr-gsstsHas Churches
4. sAssf-~iSss. J, r. Sichaa. nsstor. ssrs-
t33s - sHa a ~. Morning snAsees.
1tn1s : g seks 1sss 20 nssA8s eweasnx. Home.
- ss'ssiAs sss. q. ~ Is p "a
~ 1sssA-fAsr8 al Uatxes.s,x .ss~~a.
nS1S-ssseNsa Aas. = L.. pas;nT. Rssgasncs. iSD
1IS%I etrssk -ssssess. II a IA ana n IN.
ssssssss Ike csoWa ef Love- Kvsa.
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Lsshsss. Casrshss.

- aNlicAl-H Harrison and Birch
: adE;on n
1mu4 Lushesaa--ITali Main and Twelfth
~ - & baads. pastor: residences l2is
- 49, uervics~, lo:G m.; sunday
kHveQaa evangelical Twelfth and Olive
~. + J. kvam. pastor. Rssadsnes,
19e4W 0eee1 No service, owing 70 sb-
- = peeea< HON CITY. Evening service NJ
kevsllan* psaish Fourth and Pine strsssa
xeay ~ the basement h X Toliefsou,
80 1Ryteep. II 4 m. and % m SUNDAY
tRm
eesean Lathssan- Duwamish mIssioa 1t
hell, hsiow swesueys brewery; r.
pastor. sunday school every SUNDAY
~ 49, - services today ~ $50 and every
acly Trinity CEnslishl-- seventh ana Union
9efvtteo IT II a m. and 7 Is n m. By
~ ~ =. Z Zweixig. OF ST James Lutheran
49, foniand. Or strangers cordially vel.
- 49, k.anfslicsi~Th Third street, near Ptka
SSes Anfaa i LAfsou, pastof, residences, 1l2i
49, u. estssS between Pike and Union. sunday
: Eis p q. Services 10 q q m. ana :
~ "a Thursday . .. m Prayer meet
- Evangelical. lions ccngrsgation--
49,. 49, ~ rtncs OF worship, Fseeds hail. Ninth
Tsk nNvse Ffus snd Olive streetA Rev. X
Sss. !.eses- Residence. 1919 Tenth street
%Ss4 MD q m and J - n m. sunday
- ~ "Rihslaunde," Wednesday, Z: 10
sntnefan feang Peoples society meet.
t40fo4ay. 7N n IN
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rirss Church q Kvssssa- SUNDAY school q
- .. N. Henry Porter. superintendent Con-
munton every SUNDAY - II q N
Olympic Avsnue-si Olynple srsnus Rsv
= g Mo-. pastor. eun1sy school 10 q n.
Freaentng ~ . m snd IN p =.
Ffrst-ooneca street. beeveoo Thf,A go
Fourth. Rev. r = DuniGp, mfnistse. Rest
deuees IA Harrison streeg: telophono iO2A An
services - the T. -. C. A auditorium. 1917
frOns sesoek Freochtngs II =. N. ana d m
sunday school ~ IAN Endeavos society e
6s& p m. Evening topic: Twenty -sscond -.
mon against Romanism.
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CH DIRECTORY.


- -, - aspastm>at mnss ~ 100000
1srn ansur1sy 70 snssss fnosstson.l
- Erssssvss CAsrsAss-
- nnreslsd f.sn ssaffls ps1pst2
- 1esssSs Nlsssos-- SehhsxA seAeoa !
eu1d-Ausssy school - = -: -
= =.
x.ru,a ma Howard -Rsv. ~. @ -
SSt Tsessces, II = n aed 5s0H r.
- - spd Thissssnsh sesnoA Bs2
poSe0< Services u = - - :
-raisd ssa sssas.y avssA ~.
- rnsss. ssrvtsn e Il = - - :
rlrrtu1-rsfsh ssa ossvs sesssta
71s11gnard. pastor esfvisnH -
-. < 0sinAs. Rsv. ]. Z EdvssdA
G3S1H rehoOi - & n. Reoachfng II Z
K 11ngue Z p n ksodsug Leogus
- Nsdis0n ara CIcvsFaafs
4 covingtsn. paseE services
- IN p a. f0ung psoptsb
~ nf-Rev. ~. n. D1oka Cjnno
T Il n; psonchins. II . N: eun-
q: young psoDis's msssank ~
~. IN p m
- noilssd- Bsv. y. n. JsAnsoss4.
s7IS1o Il q m. snd > p -: 6an1ay
-: eisss meeting II ~ Jua3cs
= -: Epsossh League I'D > n
llik esssst, ness P1ka nev. lohn
-: ssstdsacs. isI9 Tveaftn stssss.
g ~; sunday sch0DS, Hsp p ~;
Snseting. } p m svesing sesvtces
- anA KIng stsssea -. v. Z.
opsldsnce, SIS GusoR seyeef.
- and tn y - Sabbath
- racssine Thursday sweating
1D Josss street. Rss. r AEisa
sssss g 3 sss jc oss's sssss
1lSt EpiscopAI church By the
=. s. NcKsnIsn, from nsn Fran
1lsksnua VIII psseeA his arss
81 tsen1nG
~ asd Ksnsneky sts0ssA nsv.
o1flon, pastcs: pafeooeGe ne1t
YrSnetine. II q n and 7slS
enen0n sA.Wofthy High Priest,
-. blossoms from Isfo ct Job.
-. q Z n eabbath school. HIS
~ Eeaeus. 40 p -. Epworsh
- ga xlarSss stssssA Rev. y. 4.
peo1os. Rssi1enee. ~ bsae0a
1870. II = =. end . p n Morn
naety. Andanle. Jsussn: anthem,
-. Wkas 81 ths Night" Sullivan:
- s3Ge3ody," 0uiemant; sermon: solo.
Ieuxk son: posslune. theme. Aossst
-. Vp1nnsas5. kodante, Bastste anthem.
7 80 % Viet0ey.n Basnby; odsFtoirs.
-. spohs. ssrmoa: dust, ~ Miss
nena ed NJ. 6fouts possiuds, march,
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DIR. Talmagc says his pastoral work u
6nl.hed. but the trustees Of the Brooklyn
tabernacle are confident they can raise
$3.50 ooo with which "a begin the erection
OF new edsfce Until every dollar nov
due by the tabernacle is paid and the sum
Indicated 10 in the hank. Mr. Ta.mase VIII
not have anything TO do With the BROOK
lyn tabernacle congregation
The estate OF the late Robert Patterson,
Of Philadelphia. Is appraised At $stc. seL
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Tenth and Pima. John Glen. PASTOR. sabbath
school. s:45 = M preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. "Wednesday night
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Seventh, between Pike and Usfca. Rev. W
q Eliot IT,, minister Service, II .. N sub
tect, .Evolutlon and Theelogy." sunday sehoo
at ls:N seats frea
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The Thsosophieal society meets st old city
street ct 7:30 p N.
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DAY Il ) p n. Front ssrsst
The Chvistftk Bcisncs Sunday school elas
meets Of IL o'clock Ia room 2o9, second door Of
the seattle National Bank block, corner south
second street and yssIsr avsnue
The Christian Alliance mcstiuss are held
every Thursday afternoon as $50 O. clock ct she
home OF Au q Van valkenburg. 800 Lincoln
street. corner Fourth. All ffiends OF the four
fold gospel are welcome
seattle City Mission and ssamsn's Bethel
Chaplain Thomas Resa Gospel services every
evening 1t 7:A sunday school ut .. N.
sharp. conducted by the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor OF the city.
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yeung Mems Chrtattsa Asseeiatlen.
Col J. D. Mclatyrs viii address the o clock
rally Of tho Young Mems Christian Association
at their hall, 14l7 Front street today.
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seventh Dsy--sm fopaas strssk Preaching
p. n.
Chriseisn chapel waessn strss4. half block
north a Front stssst power house. services
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-12-05
WILL SHOOT ON NEW YEARS,
Hawaiian Rife Association Elects
New Officers.
semi-AnnuaI Match VIII lie Held a
TsuaI-AH Corners and Citi-
zen's Contest.

The annual meeting Of the Ha-
waiian Rifle Association was held
at the Arlington last evening. The
report of Treasurer Clifford showed
that the association was practically
out Of debt, a blessing which has
not been enjoyed for several years
past, owing to the calls for increased
expenditure.
The election of officers resulted
as follows: Frank Hustace, presi-
dent; Walter E. Wall, vice-presi-
dent; G. l.. Mclean, secretary and
treasurer Directors, Frank Hus-
tace, J. H. Soper, C.. Hustace, Jr.,
F. S. Dodge, J. H. Fisher, D. w.
Corbett, John Kidwell, F. Clifford,
w. E. Wall and J. l.. Mclean.
The meeting of the Directors was
held directly after the adjournment
of the regular meeting. The regu-
lar semi-aunual shoot will be held
on New Years Day, and every en-
ergy of the members of the associ-
alton will be put forth to make the
contest a success. F. S. Dodge and
J. L. Mclean were appointed a
committee to select prizes.
There is to be an All Corners
match, with cash prizes of $50, $40
and $3.50. Also, the Citizens
match, in addition to the usual
prizes, will offer several good cash
prizes.
The remaining weeks of the
month will be busy ones for the
committees. The details for the
match will be considered at meet
ing of the Directors held later in
the week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-12-05
HONOLULU CHORAL SOCIETY.
A New Musical Organization Elects
Officers and Adopts Bylaws.

The charter members of the new
musical society met last evening in
the Y. NJ. G. A. hall to hear reports
from appointed committees and to
complete its organization.
The meeting was called to order
with Mrs. G. L. Wight presiding.
A report was read from the COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws.
After some amendments the re-
port was adopted. The society will
be known as the Honolulu Choral
Society. The dues are fixed at
fifty cents a month, and members
absent from rehearsal without CIV
ing a good reason will be liable to
a fine of 81. The officers elected
for the ensuing year are:
President......-Rev. Alex. Macintosh
Vice-President..... Miss Hopper
Secretary .......,-.-..--...... Mray Taylor
Treasurer ...-......-..- w Il. Dro"u
Musical Director. Miss Richards
Owing to the near approach of
Christmas it was decided to have
the first rehearsal on Tuesday even
ing, January Sth, 1895, and then
every other Tuesday evening. A
large number of singers have signi-
fed their intention of joining the
society.