The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-28

ing three cheers for Queen Victoria
and all joined in the cheering.
II has been decided to hold the bal
game and yacht race over for the
| celebration of the Fourth of July,
| when horse racing will also be a fea-
! ture OF the celebration A meeting is
called for Saturday evening to ar
range FOR a ball and sporting contests.
| Master Ralph Richards entertained
| about 20 of his little friends last Mon
| day afternoon, in honor OF his 9TH
birthday anniversary After romping
and playing for an hour or so. the lit
| tie folks sat down to a feast. served
on the lawn, and then all Joined in
playing games and singing tuneful dit
ties before bidding the little host
good-by.
The organ recital. planned for last
week, will be given Saturday evening.
the Sd proXimo, in the new Foreign
Church. and the dedication of the
church will occur on the Fourth-the
glorious Fourth.
T. NJ. Rowland, chief operator in the
office Of the H. e H. telephone Office.
met with an accident while contesting
for a prize for high jumping on Mon
day Although the injury was painful
at first, he is quite comfortable now.
though the sprain of the ankle will
necessitate his walking on crutches
for sometime
w. S. Terry, formerly principal of
the Hilo Boarding School. is prepar-
ing to open machine shop in a new
building now in course of erection for
the purpose on Front street.
This is the week Of school oxI,;l,,
tions. The closing exercises of the
Hilo Boarding School occurred on
Tuesday evening, and were largely at
tended and excellently carried out.
On Wednesday Miss Guild. principal
of the Public Kindergarten, conducted
most interesting closing exercises at
her school The Catholic schools for
boys and girls gave exhibitions We'd
nesday and today. This afternoon
closes the terms work at the Foreign
School and tomorrow the Union School |
and Miss Byer's Kindergarten will pre- |
sent programs to the public.
The two lunas of Hakalau-Hickey |
and Chalmers-Who were tried before
Judge Hapai for accessories in causing |
the death Of the Chinese laborer at |
Hakalau, have been held to answer |
before the Circuit Court at Honokaa in |
lnly. Bonds have been increased to |
s., 900
Manager McLennan, of Laupaboe- |
hoe, who spent several days in town |
as the guest of G. c. Kennedy at Wal
akea, left for home yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. Barnard have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs f. F. Rich
ards during the week Mrs. Barnard |
viii continue her stay until after the
Fourth
j. Walter Jones and Chauncey Will
Ter were in town for the celebration.
They are again on their coffee pIanta-
ion at Ponohawaii
Mr.. Hendry, representing E. o. Hall
Z Sons, is in town in the interest of
he firm.
Among the visitors in town for the
Jubilee celebration were Mr.. and Mrs.
feorge Ross and children, Mr.. and
lrs. H. V. Patten, Miss Dunn of Ha-
lalau; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deacon,
Dir. and Miss Pullar, Mr. and Mrs.
tobert More, Miss Steele of Pepee-
go; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, Mr.. G. E.
hrum, Mr.. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs.
ak1ns of Papaikou; Mr.. and Mrs. 7
y. Moir of ,Honomu; Dr. Irwin of Ha-
alau: Mr.. and Mrs. Webster of Pau
aa; Messrs. Robert and Harry Ry- 8
roft. William and John Goudie. Dun !
an Ross of Puma; Mr.. and Mrs. Jun }
ms. V. NJ. Fulcher, Luther James. J. ,
|. Grossman, Amercrombie and a :
Oxen others from Olaa; Mr.. and Mrs. r
d Weight. Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Lin 7
Pr OF Onomea, and many others. c
James RentOn, Misses Maud and ;
lara Renton and Miss Barnard of f
aullo will spend the Fourth in Hilo.
The bark ROderick Dhu, Rock mas =
r, will leave port Saturday morning,
18th full cargo of sugar and several q
assengers, among them being Miss +
unningham, Mr.. and Miss Dillon. Mr. +
osby, Mr.. Rea and Cyril o. Smith f
Miss Julia Broderick will spend her c
acation in Honolulu :
Miss Ella G.. Thrum and Miss Law 4
'nce of Honolulu are expected on the n
'turn of the Kinau, TO visit at Papai- +
)u and the Volcano House.
The Misses Perry of the metropolis :
lpect to spend their vacation here \
I'd at the Volcano House.
Inspector Townsend returns to Ho- =
)lulu today !,
Mr.. Ogg of Wainaku expects his wife 9
arrive from the Coast shortly. y