The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-22


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all raady made Al n S Sachs
The steamer James Makee arrived
this morning from Kappa, with 2544
bags OF NJ. 5. Co. sugar for the ship
Roanoke.
The Band plays at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening. There are new
march, Hawaiian songs, and cornet
solo by Charles Kreuter
The ship Mary l., Gushing finish
ed loading sugar at the Railroad
wharf yesterday. The big ship has
in the neighborhood Of $4,000 bags
on board.
A tug-of war contest has been
finally arranged between the Foun-
dry boys and the Portuguese for
$1,000 purse, to take place on Satur-
day the 3lst.
a search for opium supposed to
have been landed recently near Di-
mond Head, was made last evening.
The result was the finding of Il tins
of - mud.
On Saturday afternoon next, there
will be a public reception st the
United Chinese Society Hall, King
street, from 2 To 4, in honor of the
Emperor of China's birthday.
The Hagey Social Club gives an
entertainmeut at the Club parlors,
1876 Beretania street, on Thursday
evening next. A general invitation
ia cordially extended to friends.
Wise people will take advantage
of w. G. Irwin Il Co.'s special rates
by the next Australia, if they want
to act as Special Anuexationist Com
miSsioners to the United States.
Pat. Curtis of "Spray" fame is in
N W South Wales, not finding cir
cumstances more copgenial there
than he did while under the special
supervision of Honolulu's police.
A lady, who is an accomplished
teacher of music, desires to give
lessons to few pupils at their
home, at 80 cents a lesson. Address,
the editor OF The INDEPENDENT.
At Kawaiahao Church on Sunday,
Mr.. David L. Naone will speak Of
the work OF the San Francisco Con
ventiop of Christian Endeavorers,
which he attended as delegate.
The public are informed by formal
notice that Ainahau, Waikiki, the
residence property Of Hon. 4, S
Cleghorh, is not q thoroughfare,
public park, or public recreation
ground.
There is no prospect of the St.
Louis team playing again during
this season. The boys do not think
that they are treated fairly, and the
majority OF the community stands
by them.
The death OF Ronert Young, the
brother of our esteemed townsman
Hon. Alexander Young, is an
nounced. He died at Glasgow on
the 10th ult., aged IS. Sympathies
are extended.
Ed. Cant, Chief Engineer OF the
steamer j. A. Cummins, left to-day
on the Alameda for his home in
Manchester, England. Ed. Cant,
can't get over his love for the ola
folks at home. He will be away
about months.
The terms for the sharpshooters
match for the Waterhouse Trophy
have been announced. w. b. Wall,
a 49er, has the honor OF starting
from scratch, but A. @. Wall, j. s.
Mclean and f. B. Damon, are only
given one point each.
Two Hartwells blended into one
was the happy thought Of guest a,
last evenings wedding of Mr.. Alfred
S Hartwell and Miss Mabel Hart
well. Hearty congratulations to the
united pair and to the judge Gen
eral are extended by us and all.
The kickers," that is the football
kickers OF the St. Louis College gra'
duates, and others interested in thu
game, are invited to be present al
the ST. Louis College hall this even
ing, at 1880 o'clock, for the PURPOSE
of organizing one or more teams
and electiDg captains.
Left Our Shores
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