The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-04

On tuesday next all laQleS attend
ing at the Opera House will be- pre-
sentsd with handsome souvenir,
The Y. M. @. A. service tomorrow
afternoon will be led by Rev. D. P.
Brine, and the subject will be "The
Supreme Choice"
Lovers of good Hawaiian music
will attend the concert at Kaumaka-
pill Church this evening, and assist
in paying off the church debt.
w w. Dimond e. Co. close early
to-day in order to complete their ar
engagements for opening up their
holiday goods early on Monday
morning.
At the union services in ST. An
drew's Cathedral at 1880 tomorrow
evening the oifertory will be devot-
ed to the Diocesan Fund which
sorely needs replenishing.
Mr.. Brummaghmn, luna for a
number of years at Pahals has lately
accepted similar position under
Sugar Co., Papaikou, Hawaii.
Capt. VIM. Larsen will place his
gasoline launch in commission on
Monday next. She will accommodate
twenty passengers and will be in
command of Captain Pat Murphy.
The bark Adam w. Spies to G.
Brewer & Co. is 12S days out from
New York for this port. She ia
principally loaded with railroad
: iron for tho Oahu Railroad & Land
Co. and is now due.
No concert at Emma Square this
afternoon, the band being engaged
To play at Crsigside at the farewell
reception 10 the British Vice Consul
aud Mrs. Thomas Rain Walker, who
leave for England by the Moana on
the 9th inst
Alick Hewett will have the Ire
dale cargo out early next week.
Captain Pluukett finds his clerk
absolutely Indispensable in all emer-
gencies. Hewett has we'll earned his
laurels here as a first rate clerk,
stevedore and pilot.
The barkentine S. N, Castle, Capt.
Hubbard, sails for San Francisco on
Wednesday next with full load OF
sugar The Castle is swift and
favorite packet, and has superior ac-
commodatiou for cabin passengers.
Mesers. w G. Irwin & Co. are agents
Of the vessel.
Co d last evening met and ac-
cepted the conditions Of the shoot
for Lieutenant l.. d. Timmon's
trophy, and handicap match was
arranged to shoot for the Elvin rifle
won by Private W. w. Harris. The
company's finances were reported to
be ia an excellent condition.
Henry Holmes has resigned from
the office of the Bishop Estate Trus-
tees in order to take a voyage to
England for the sake of his wife's
health. He is succeeded by Mr..
A. @, Lovekin as chief clerk and Mr..
EFT. Winant as assistant clerk. Both
gentlemen are very favorable known
here.
At the $3.50 o'clock service OF the
second congregation OF st. Andrews
Cathedral Sunday morning there
will be celebration OF the Holy
Communion, at which Mendelssohn's
service in G will be sung. In the
evening the members are asked to
attend the union service at 7:3C
o'clock,
The sale OF Christmas gift goods
by Mrs. Boardman continue next
week. The articles are the handi,
work of that lady, whose skill and
taste az decorator are proverbiaI
in Honolulu. There are no "leav
ings" although the sale has beer
on three days, as there is nothing il
thu whole stock which anyone see
ing would not covet to possess.
The injuries sustained by Mari
Johnson. who fell into the hold o
the IredaIe yesterday appear to b
much more serious and complicated
than reported yesterday. 1t 10 learn
ed to- day that Inspector johnson
resting comfortably at his home Of
Likelike street under care of DIR. j
T. Wayson. 1t will be several month
before he will be able to return t.
his duties.