The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-09-17

The band was greeted with good
attendance at the Hotel last night.
An auti-apnexatiou mass meeting.
was called for yesterday noon at
Hilo.
Tho Australia discharged the last
OF her 1900 tons of cargo promptly
at 5 o'clock last evening.
A mass meeting Of all persons
opposed to the proposed annexation
scheme will be held at Palace Square
on Tuesday next, the 2lst inst. at
7 p. IN.
The talking parrots have been
transferred to the Union Art Gal
lery where they will be taught nice
manners and proper language by
Serene, the chief artist.
Lionel Hart will not play ball to-
morrow. Partly because there is
no game aud partly because the
famous young pitcher left by the
Mauna Loa this morning for Maui.
The Oceanic, Pacific Mail, Inter
Island and the Wilder Steamship
Companies keep holiday tomorrow.
Absolutely no deliveries of freight
will be made tomorrow of the Aus
tralia's cargo.
Mr.. G. Hedeman. the manager OF
the Honolulu Iron Works, looks
we'll after very satisfactory bust
ness visit to Ohio. Mr.. Hedemann
says the climate in the States he
visited ia much hotter than that OF
our Hawaiian Paradise.
Five thousand bags Paauhau
sugar to arrive per Claudine on Sun
day next will go into the S. N. Cas-
tie. She has now in hold 4132 bags
sugar. The rate will be kept up and
Captain Hubbard will get swift
despatch by his agents.
Thirteen uluas were hooked off
Kilauea, Kauai, by parties on the
Keau Hou arriving from Kauai this
morning. The weight OF the ID fish
es is reported at 600 pounds. The
steamers mems mouths fairly water
ed for chowder, this being Friday.
The Mauna Eoa sped away on
time at 10 a. IN. to-day for Maui and
Hawaii, with substantial freig ht,
and the following passengers: Sena-
tor j. Kauhane, j. A. MoCandless,
Mrs. e. Kopke, w. A. Wall, Mrs. g..
w. Patty, Mrs. Meyers and son, and
others.
The Executive Committee of the
Hsgey Social Club last night de-
cided to report at the next regular
meeting in favor OF purging the roll
OF all derelict and causelessly delin-
quent members. The question of
amending the constitution was post
poned. There will be no social en-
tainment this month but probably
one will be given next month.
Herr Berger and his band we're at
the Pacific Mail wharf yesterday
afternoon at the departure of the
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Carey's hospitality was shown when
after 80 minutes playing, light cham
payne was served the band boys
from the Moana's wine stores. The
genial shippers kindness was highly
appreciated by the consumers.
The Cyclomere Park will be open.
ed in the early part of October. Mr.
Clement, the manager of the new
bicycle track expects several pro.
fessional wheelmen to arrive here on
the % inst. by the Mariposa. When
the new electric lamps have been
placed in position and the stands
completed the grand excursion tc
the bicycle "Klondyke" will be in
order.
The Kinau arrived at 1890 to-day
from Hawai- and Maui with the fol
lowing passengers, Robert Cation
d B Smith, Judge w l. Wilcox, f
r Hendry, F M Wakefield, 81 c
Austin, j M Lydgate, r Horner, I
S Kay, @ j Falk and wife, Enoci
johnson and w Fl Cornwell. TIL,
Kinau cargo consisted of rs heat
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