The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


The Board OF Education meets
this afternoon.
There will be a practice game OF
football at the Makiki grounds this
afternoon
The band gave capital concert
at the Executive building yesterday
afternoon.
The new bicycle club postponed
their meeting last night until to.
morrow night.
Hon. John W. Foster will dine
with the Acting Minister Of Foreign
Affairs tomorrow evening.
Miss Helen Irwin will receive her
young friends at the Waikiki resid-
ence OF her parents on Saturday
next.
Hon. John w. Foster delivered an
interesting address on Chinese Mis-
sions at the Central Union Church
last evening.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd gave
elegant luncheon this afternoon at
their residence in honor Of Hon. and
Mrs. j. w. Foster.
Co. G, N. G.. H., is hereafter TO
take the extreme left on the the line
on parade in accordance with orders
from headquarters.
On Monday next the Court of
Tax Appeals for the District Of Ho-
nolulu opens in the District Court
at 130 p, m. to hear appeals.
l.. G. Ables has business card in
today's issue, His energy aud abb
lily are so we'll known that large
clentage will soon attach itself to
his office.
There will probably he match
game at cricket on Thanksgiving
Day, If the Honolulus can rally a
team to meet the Pacifics. A strong
effort is being made in this direction
and volunteers are wanted.
Under it's present mana gement
the Palama Grocery is branching out
tremendously. Popularity is bring
ing prosperity through strict atten-
ton to business and the selection of
good material. Read the change in
the advertisement.
The management Of the Opera
House is to be complimented on
having secured the services of a
police officer in the gallery during
the performances. Uncouth manners,
no ,dlumism and peanuts" are kdptt
in the old "nigger heaven"
Konia and King street was again
rendered impossible for short time
this forenoon; there being no less
than fifty mules and burros tethered
to tho Brito block AS this street
is considerably used by drays, it
seems improper that IL should be so
frequently blocked.
The "humbug" occupying seat by
d. O. at the Opera House last even.
ing was noticed to be wearing a
"staud-up" collar and borrowed
Ito, l. ub luulNluudl III question
could have completed the work If he
had been seen wearing the time
honored hat known as a chimney
pot.
Seats for single performances to
be given by the Frawley COMPANY
are on sale at Hobron's. There is I
strong demand and the ACCESSIBILITY
OF securing seats in advance is re
spectfully urged. The following il
the repertoire for the first week
Nov. 18th, Tho Wife," 10Th, "Tb'
Two Escutcheons;" 2lst, matinee
Moths Nov. Dist, evening, "Th'
Lost Paradise"
Fred Naylor desires THE INDIE
'aNPENDENT to say that as he was absen
from Honolulu last August whel
certain incidents happened, which
attracted the attention of the Dis
trict Court at the time, he could no
possibly be concerned in them, TIL
INDEPENDENT and it's contemporaries
SO said at the time, and Court Rec
ords will show that Fred Naylor'
character is free from reproach.
Last nights fire alarm was Tor
ere at the cottage on the Hobro
lot at Waikiki, occupied by Mr. Far
"a L.