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LAWNS AND DrNIJTrEs.
PRICE REDUCED.

The choicest styles in lawns at
r. K. THOMAS
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WEST TEMPLE COTTAGE, pa South
West Temple, furnished rooms with
board by week or month. Mrs. I. g. M
Smith Terms moderate.
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NICE NEAT furnished rooms by day,
week or month. III State street.
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SIX PER CENT. money to loan on ,,r.
proved residence property, close in. He.
Der j. Grant 6 Co. general agents Home
Fire Insurance Co
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LADIES. step into the photograph and
kaleidoscope parlors while up town and
rest. Visitors always welcome. ISL Main.
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ONE FIRST CLASS new milk Jersey
COW. 1. Barlow. jr., Woods Cross. I
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SILK SALE.
Every Monday silks will be sold at
25 cents yard. R. K. THOMAS.
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MODERN COTTAGE in Wellington
Court with or without furniture. w. J.
Halloran, IA West Third South.
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Kolitz Handy Kitchen. 60 Main St
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REMOVED.-R. s. Waldron to 23S State
street. Grand clearance sale, commence
ing tomorrow. Bargains in every de-
department.
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$500 to $1,0OoO0O at the lowest rates. Per-
mission given TO make partial payments
James H. Bacon.
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plete; two chairs, mirror. good bath,
Wilks' hot water heater. Best equipped
best located and oldest shop in town.
Best country location in Utah. Address,
Fred Erickson. Mt. Pleasant
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PERSONAL.

FOR HIRE, a covered spring wagon,
will seat Is persons, also smaller rigs Tor
camping purposes. 125 Fourth South.
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ALL KINDS of timing, roofing. gutter
ing, repairing, galvanized and sheet iron
work. Brewster e Hopfenbeck, 124 West
First South.
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BORN.

WISSING.-To the wife of j. B. Missing
on May 9th, boy.
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LEES REDBUG AND COCNRoACH
KILLERS.
Guaranteed to free premises. Cans
50c Address Lee, 2O9 State street. Chicago,
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RETURNED-Mad E. Austin,
trance medium and Independent card
Tells you your mission on entering, As
West Third South.
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THE TUNNEL bicycle riding academy.
We teach any one to ride the wheel prop
erly. Ladies, $3.50; gentlemen $500; les
sons so cents.
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GAVI FEMALE FRUIT PILLs.I

positively restore all Irregularities from
whatever cause. Mail, 81. Address GAvI
MEDICAL CO.. III Platt ST.. Denver,
Colo.
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20 Words 3 Days for rs Cents.

Fill
Herald
and Tuesday, May
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PIANO TEACHING.

A YOUNG LADY GRADUATE wishes
some young pupils to teach; first class:
so cents per lesson. Address P. o. box
SOP, Salt Lake City.
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DIR. NED HEWETT, up to date dentist,
Scott-Auerbach block, city.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city
property, farms in Idaho with water
Some as low as 50 per acre. A. 81.
Kauters, 30 II street, city.
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FOR RENT.

ELEGANT FURNISHED rooms with
or without board, by day, week or month;
table board speciality. 2S7 West First
South street.
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THE UTAH JUNK HOUSE will pay the
highest price for scrap iron, bottles. rub
Der. and ali kinds of metal. ETC.; carload
lots a speciality. 63-65 East Eighth South.
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s1o-sEvEN. RooM-HoUsE, in Cliff
avenue between First and Second South
on Eight East. Halloran IA West fhlrd
South.
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TWO NICELY furnished front rooms;
business men preferred; also three nicely
furnished rooms for housekeeping; mod
ern conveniences. Ga West Fourth South.
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IF YOU want to buy home, large or
small, on the installment plan, see F. A.
Grant 21S Dooly block.
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WANTED.

OLD BOOKS bought or exchanged. We
sell all books at half price. Peoples
odd Book exchange, 126 West South
Temple.
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SECOND HAND AIIMEOGRAPH
Cheap. Apply 338 Constitution buildingi
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WASHING-Will wash by the day of
will call for work. F'lannels and silk a
speciality. Address Herald office.
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TADIEs! Chichsstsr's English PennyroyaI Pills
d 5Dismond Brandt are the sest. Safe, Rsasle;
Take other Send &C., sampe, oT particulars Relief
Chichester Chemical Co, Philada., Pa.
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AN EXPERIENCED well trained nurse
may be found at Sc South Second West
street. Best of references. Mrs. c. W.
Budd.
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A TWO-STORY brick dwelling. eight
rooms, bath room, closets, two cellars, in
good location. Apply to S. w. Darke,
Hooper block.
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FOR SALE.

HALF interest in good paying business
stock, lease and machinery. Address
Miller, care Herald.
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TO SELL all our secondhand bicycles.
"Ariels,' ''Mungers," Clevelands.' They
must go. Prices right. everidge-B Buckley
Cycle Co.
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STRENGTHENING.

Z. j. MORAN = STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus.
No. 20 West Second South.
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LARGE burglar proof safe; roller top
desk and Remington typewriter. 313 Atlas
block. r. ID Winters.
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TO SELL Munger, Ariel and Cleveland
bicycles. Prices and terms to suit the
times. Beveridge-Buckley Cycle Co.
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TO BUY a or S-room modern house;
spot cash. Address H. NJ, Herald.
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MRS. ROSE, palmist and card reader,
81 East First South. Readings so cents.
Special attention to mining prospects and
business matters.
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ALL KINDS of bicycle repairing al
the best shop in the west. All work guar
anteed. Beverdge-B Buckley Cycle Co
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ONE GOOD salesman to travel for old
established house. Bond required Equi-
table Manufacturing Co, Iowa City, Ia
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ALL WHEELMEN to enter the great
road race on Decoration day. Watch
World and Henley riders. Address
overwhelmingly Cycle Co.
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COOK STOVES, CARPETS and all
Kinds OF furniture. Highest cash prices
Y East Third South street
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EYE AND EAR

DR.. Ira Lyons has removed to Atlas
block. 26 West Second South
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AGENTS WANTED for BalPs patent
combination bread and meat slicer Abb
solutely new; no competition; best seller
offered agents for many years. Samples
delivered so cents. l.. D. Ball g. Co,
Canton, Ohio.
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INTERFERING HORSES TO SHOE.
wagons and carriages to repair; painting
and trimming; all work guaranteed. F.
Z. Robinson, $50 South Main
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DR.. Charles Pnckey Hough, Atlas block
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NICE FRONT ROOM, furnished, suita-
BILE for two. 62 West Fourth South st.
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GOOD ACTIVE SALESMAN to intro
duce new specialties just out; big sellers:
good profits; write for territory and
terms. American Telephone Arm Rest
Co.. Chicago, ILL.,
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A LADY of about 80 for business
opening, requiring small capital The APP
pointment will be permanent if compe-
tent. Address Box 229, City.
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OFFICE MANAGER. Must have $500
Salary $1,000. Good chance for right per-
son. Address Manager, 200 Monroe blk.
Chicago.
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GOOD MILK COW, state price. Ad
dress 3. F., Herald.
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A HOME of about six rooms, with bath
and barn; permanent tenant; no children
best of references. Address Box 1025.
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GOOD GIRL for general housework.
references required at 445 East Brigham
street.
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a YOUNG GIRL to assist with the
housework at SIG South West Temple
street.
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a SALESMAN. Rare chance for good
man. Must give references. Non[Cor-
rosive Pen Co., Madisonville, Ohio.
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MEN AND WOMEN to work at home
1 pay IS to SIG per week for making
Crayon Portraits; new patented method
anyone who can read and write can do
the work at home, in spare time, day or
evening; send for particulars and begin
work at once. Address H. A, Gripp, Ger
man artist. Tyrone, Pa.
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sUPERFLUoUS HAIR, moles, wrink-
les, freckles, black-heads, pimples,
liver spots and all facial blemshes re-
moved at the lions Temple of Beauty,
46 East First South street.
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TO BUY-Middle sized team. Call at 81
East Second South.
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A HUSTLER to sell plants on commits
sion. Call S35- East Third South.
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A LADY desires position in a private
family to give instruction in German or
French language or in music The only
compensation asked for is a good home.
For further information address, A.
Nordvall, University of Utah.
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BINGHAM BULLETIN = Copies of
special edition free. Address Bulletin,
Bingham, Utah.
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800 FACES in black and white, at $500
each: life SIZE Chas Peterson. 511s West
First South.
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IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURE
ers of Hair goods, wigs, switches, bangs.
etc. Hair bought Salt Lake Costuming
House, As East First South street.
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At the Y. NJ. c. A. today at 1915 p. m.
DR.. e. V. Silver viii conduct a special
Sunday. school teachers meeting which
al teachers are invited TO attend.
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MAIZE. Palmist and card reader, 1872
Main street. Full readings SOC. Cards or
palm, 25c.
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WET NURSE. Apply Knutsford fur
store.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22

cake, which were not lost sight of by
anyone, the children not excepted.
The curtains of the stage were then
thrown back, and the Christmas tree
in the left hand corner, laden with is
strings of popcorn and lighted with
tapers was disclosed.
Then came the merry whispering and
chatting, one with the other, and all
the formality of the audience, inter
ested in the exercises of the evening,
melted away:
The success of the Christmas enter
tainment at Palama Chapel was really
remarks BILE, for the little mission has
only been doing work since June. It
showed, however, what a field there is
for the work that it is doing The
children of the locality who have been
gathered in gradually, and with great
willingness on their part, too, have
been made to feel that they were want
ed, and that their home was right
there; have been afforded teachings
along the proper lines for the develop.
ments of their characters, and have
been shown what advantages exist fol
them. All this has had its effect, an(
last nights entertainment was just {
result of what has been done.
To Rev. J. M. Lewis and his abl'
corps of working assistants must need
be due the thanks of every one in Pa
lama, and, in fact, in the city of Ho
nolulu, for the grand work they ar
accomplishing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22
STEAMER HELENE
Name Of New Vessel For Wilder.
Company.
HONOR To WILLIAM G. IRWIN
Result of Great Guessing
Contest.
Called After His Daughter-Mrs.
John McLain's Successful
| Guess.

When the order for new steamship
for the Wilder Company was placed in
San Francisco, President Wight, in or
der to keep up his reputation for Or
iginality, offered prize trip on the new
steamer from San Francisco to Honolu-
lu and the Volcano and return to the
person who would guess the correct
name of the steamer.
Arrangements were made with the
San Francisco Examiner by Mr.. Wight
whereby answers were received from
persons anxious to make the tour. 1t
was not expected that Honolulu ladies
would enter into competition, there
| fore the contest was not advertised in
the Honolulu papers.
Mr. Wight wanted to bring tourists
| to the Islands. But the Honolulu
ladies were as anxious to visit San
Francisco, and, perhaps, the Volcano
as the ladies of the. Bay City were to
visit the Paradise of the Pacific. Con
sequently, large number of letters
were sent in from various parts of the
| Islands.
The Alameda brought down a num-
Der of letters, each containing guess
and among them all there were but
two containing the correct name
Helene. One of these was from a Sar
Francisco lady, and the other from
Mrs. McLain, wife of the well known
blacksmith on Fort street.
Nearly all of the names suggested
something Hawaiian with the Volcano
in the majority. 1t was natural thai
the thoughts of the guessers ran tC
Hawaiian names, for with the excep-
ton of three of the Island feet the
lselections have been made from names
which Dear some relation to the Isl
ands. The last new steamer of the
Wilder Steamship Company was named
Claudine, after the daughter of Claus
ISpreckels. She has been lucky
steamer, and perhaps the name has
something to do with it.
The vessel to arrive is called the
Helene, after the daughter of Hon. W
lG. Irwin, and when one remembers
the naming of the Claudine, it is moi
Ito be wondered that the company
would want to pay honor to the gentle
imam who has been so closely intereste'
with the business affairs of Mr. Spreck
leIs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22
WILL BE A SUCCESS.
New Years Eve Dance Arrange
ments are All But Completed.

New Years Eve Dance Arrange
ments are All But Completed.
The New Years Eve dance will be
a great success, and it requires but Is
more names to complete the list of 100
1t is the intention of the committee that
there shall be plenty of room, and as
soon as the number mentioned has been
completed there will be no more names
added to the list.
The Finance Committee, consisting
of Messrs. w. H. Cornwell, Jr., Thos.
P. Cummins and j. l.. Holt, will issue
cards to the subscribers tomorrow, and
those who wish to attend, whose names
are not on the list, will do we'll to no
tify the above committee at once.
The dance will be under the imme-
diate patronage of a number OF Homo
lulu's prominent society ladies.
The novelties of the evening at indie
pendence Park will be the german and
three new songs by the Hawaiian Ma
tional Quintette Club.
The young men who have the ar
rangements in their hands are doing
all in their power to make the New
Years Eve dance one of the most bril-
liant ever given in Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22

leave them free to make other arrange
ments which would doubtless result in
the maintenance of stable form of
such as now exists. The
foreign element in Hawaii is very large,
and sooner or later they must become
a dangerous menace to the present
peace and prosperity of the islands. If
the United States should annex Ra-
wall the moral influence of this Gov
eminent would be sufficient to insure
a permanence of these conditions, and
the islands might be admitted on any
terms satisfactory to this Government,
provided they were such as to throw
it's protection around them.
The present, said General Foster, is
an era of land-grabbing, and the de-
tailed in this connection the extent 10
which some of the great European
Powers have already gone in this di-
rection. In his opinion, if the United
States does not give its support to the
present Hawaiian Government and the
latter should become too weak tc
maintain itself in the face of its pres
ent difficulties, it is not unlikely thai
some of the great maritime Powers
may seize the islands in pursuance o.
their colonial plan of conquest. 1t is
the American element which largel!
dominates the trade of the country
and it has been Americans for more
than sixty years who have left theil
impress upon the destiny of the coun
try. More than half a century age
la 1n odr of e
and they represent today, not wholly
but very largely, the best thought o
the country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22
Minister Willis.

The many friends of United States
Minister Willis will be panied to hear
that he continues in a very critical
condition. The attack of pneumonia,
from which he suffered in California,
has led to other complications. All
that skilled physicians and nurses can
do, is being done. 1t is hoped that he
has vitality needful to resist further
inroads on his strength. Honolulu So
ciety misses the social functions which
Minister and Mrs. Willis have made SO
pleasant to all residents and visitors
It is much to be desired that returning
health and strength will bring oppor-
tunity for many more occasions OF
pleasant social intercourse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22
CHILDREN DANCE.
Closing of Mrs. Gums Glass in
Arion Hall Yesterday.

Closing of Mrs. Gums Glass in
Arion Hall Yesterday.
The closing dance for this term of
Mrs. Gums dancing school for chill
dren, was given in Arion Hall yester-
day afternoon. There were between
80 and 40 children present, neatly AMI
daintily dressed for the OCCASION. All
seemed bent on good time, and
above all, to show what they had
learned to do in the realm of the light
fantastic. Each wee couple, smiling
and happy, lithly and blithly moved
about upon the floor to the music of
the piano. Then, as a diversion for a
few moments, little Helene Irwin
danced the hornpipe, to the delight of
all present, among whom were not a
few grown people-the parents, rela-
tives and friends of the youthful
dancers.
Refreshments were served, good
byes were said, and then the merry
gathering departed to meet again next
term.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22
SEVEN WONDERS ouTDoNE.

Let antiquity cease its babble. Its
Seven Wonders of the World are won
ders no more. Its fame is ecIipsed.
Hereafter, or, at least, till the century
ends, says an English journal, let us
talk only Of the Five Wonders of Paris.
Eor at the Partisan Exposition of 1900
we shall see quintuple of extraordi-
nary devices that will wipe memories
of past maryels out of existence.
The first wonder will provide an
aerial journey more than 900 feet above
the earthl The scheme is to swing
a mid-air suspension railway from the
top of the Eiffel Tower to the summit
of the distant Trocadero, from which
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22
Inter-Island Changes.

1t has been decided that all the Of
ficers of the W. G. Hall will be as
signed to the Mauna Loa.
Capt. Thompson of the Ke Au Hou
will go as Captain of the w: G. Hall
and Capt. Peterson in the same ca
pacity ON the Ke Au Hou.
First Mate Tullett of the Iwalani will
be promoted to the office of Captain Of
the James Makee.
Capt. Thompson of the Kaala will
probably be put on the new Tnter-Isl-
and boat due here during the early
part of next month.
Capt. Parker will probably go on the
Kaala.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-22
CHRISTMAS CAROL
Exercises at Palama Cha
pei Last Night.
Interesting Program Rendered by
Sabbath School
Pupils.

Palama Chapel was scene OF merrl-
ment last night at the Christmas en-
tertainment for the children. Not
seat in the place was vacant, and there
was such a demand for a view of the
exercises that the windows, doors and,
in fact, every available place, was oc-
cupied. There were at least three
hundred people present.
The little chapel was very prettily
decorated. Guarding the windows and
doors were waving palm leaves and
ferns of various kinds, while suspended
from the center was large Hawaiian
flag looped in the middle.
The front part was devoted to the
stage where the exercises of the even
ing we're presented to the audience.
This was in turn appropriately dec
Grated. On the wall in letters of gold,
and surrounded by fern leaves were
the words Christ, the King"
Following was the excellent program
presenteu and enjoyed by all
1. Chorus-Hark the Herald Angels
Sing ....... Mendelssohn
Palama Sunday School.
2 Recitation-Luke 2, S:14, with
response.
Palama Sunday School.
Prayer Rev. John M. Lewis.
8. Recitation-Johnny's Welcome.
Edward Desha
4. Song-Christmas Sing 80. Haydn
Kamehameha Preparatory.
5. Recitation-What the Mother
Goose Children Want for Christ
mas ...B ernice Dwight
6. Chorus-Angels of Jesus. Sweny
Palama Sunday School
a. Recitation-'Bout Million. Sc
lected. ..................O rilla Rice
IS. Solo and Chorus-Jesus Once Was
Little Child. ............ Murray
Samuel Dwight and Little Ones.
g. Christmas Exercise .
Mrs. E. Jones Glass.
TO- Song-The Wondrous Name.
i kirkpatrick
Palama Choral Society.
Ill Recitation-A Christmas Carol
David Desha
H. Recitation Christmas Bells....
Observation-Disclosures. Longfellow
Samuel Dwight.
-. Song-Joy Bells ........ Murray
Junior Singing Club.
IA Recitation-In the Garden. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Benjamin Rice
Is. Christmas Exercise. "A. S. Weber
Fourteen Pupils.
Is. THE Ruggles Family Are In
vited Out to Dine" ...
.........-Ka Kate Douglas Wiggin
Kamehameha School for Girls.
H. Anthem-Sing Unto God. ..
...-..-.......... kirkpatrick
Palama Sunday School.
After the singing of the last anthem
several of the Kamehameha boys came
lin with large trays of ice cream and