The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-11-16

meeting at 7:30 this evening at the
Club House.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rain Walker
hope to leave for England on the
9th proximo.
The Archer aud Albert are out z
and IL days from the Coast bound |
for this port.
The Punchbowl reservoir leaks are |
being attended to aud there is no |
cause for alarm.
The Baltimore's minstrel troupe
are figuring on an entertainment to |
be given next month.
The Central Union Sunday School
Teachers meet tomorrow evening |
to arrange aChrismas program.
The household furniture aud
effects of the late British Commits
sioner Halves are 10 be sold by
auction.
Princess Kaiulani and party will
attend the performance OF Chris
topher, Jr, the opening play of the
Frawley season.
Tantalus coffee is said to be about
the best grown on the Islands. In
view of the old legend it will carry
aquaint brand.
The bark Ceylon will be through
discharging her Seattle cargo to-
morrow. She is scheduled 10 sail
on Saturday next in ballast Tor the
Sound.
Vanderveer OF "Sea Breezes" anti
cipates that that bright publication
will be to the fore again in few
DAYS. 1t will be welcomed by the
people on shore.
Tomorrow is ladies' day at the
Pacific Tennis Club and the recep-
tion hours will be from 3 to $50. A
very pleasant time is forecast.
Mr.. j. q, Waibel has declined to
accept, for tho present, the post OF
Deputy Port Appraiser. This is not
surprising to those who understand.
Mr.. Folsom, however, remains.
Mr.. TWINS box will be occupied
by the American Minister, Mr..
Sewall and party on Thursday even
ing, to witness the first performance
Of the coming Frawley season.
"In memory of Kalakaua" is
Captain Berger's loyal and affee-
tioaate contribution to the names
Of his former monarch and friend.
When is the Kaiulani march to be
ready?
Depostors in the Savings Banks
must send in their books to the Post
master General before December
Goth in order to have the interest
on their deposits calculated and
entered.
The barks Andrew WEIGH
and Mohican are now on the berth
to load sugar, with dash of stone
ballast. Both vessels are mp for San
Francisco, to leave here in fort
night hence.
Capt. Berger had another very
large audience at the band concert
e last evening, and the program being
more varied than the usual consider
able kindly recognition was melted
out to the performers.
The Hawaiian bark Diamond
Head, Ward master, sailed in ballast
for Seattle yesterday afternoon. She
will return to this port with cargo
OF railroad ties for the extension OF
the O. r. & l. Co.'s road.
The management OF the coming
Frawley engagement kindly ask the
subscribers for season tickets to call
for same no later than Wednesday
evening. All uncalled for tickets will
be sold, from that day on.
The bark Nuuanu, Captain JOS
selyn, is dischargng a general cargo
at the Brewers wharf, She brings
$500 cases OF Pearl Oil and a lot-ol
valuable machinery for the Oahu
Railroad Company from New York
Judge Perry was holding Court
until 10 o'clock last evening, pre-
siding over the Kauai murder case
No jury has been secured yet, and j
is doubtful whether twelve suitable
mon can be found to serve in thi
case.
Jack Thompson, the alleged burg
lar, waived examination in the Dis