The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-06-25


waiian Band, left by the Moana
Wednesday evening.
The kerosene oil drought is now
over through the arrival OF the
bark Iolani Wednesday.
No rehearsal OF the choir of the
Second Congregation OF st. An
drew's Cathedral this evening.
Money, time and labor saved, by
buying your Muslin Under Wear,
all ready made at N. S. Sachs.
w. w. Dimond has something new
to day in reference TO stories. The
jewell and the barter system.
The Y, Nj. @. A. committees meet
in conference on Tuesday night and
will be addressed by Mr.. w. ii. Sail
mon.
The Y. NJ. 9. A. issues the first
number Of its newspaper in time for
the departure Of the S. S. Australia
on Wednesday.
The hour of tho Aorangfs de-
parture is still rather unsettled, but
the Post Office closes her mails at
1880 this evening.
G.. Schumau has challenged for a
race between Sympathetic Last AMI
Magnet, one mile dash for purse
OF $500 to $1,000.
The Jubilee postponed bicycle
races will come off tomorrow on the
Kapiolani Park track. The first
race will be started at 2 p. M. pune
tually.
The Regatta and Sports Commit
tee Of the Diamond Jubilee celebra-
ton desire to thank everyone who
in any way helped to make the day
a success.
Hagey Social Club Smoker to-
morrow. All friends are invited and
especially those willing to volunteer
in aiding the spending of pleasant
and profitable evening.
Manuel Andrade, foreman at the
Palama stables OF the Tram ways Co.
was presented with bran new son
this morning by his wife. And now
he is happy Manuel.
The event of this evening is the
ball at the British Commissioners.
Elaborate preparations have bean
made to receive the large number
of distinguished guests.
A general invitation is extended
to the friends of Valley Tennis Club
members to attend the gathering to-
morrow afternoon. No special in
vitations will be sent out
Some excellent e,apples have
been sent to the market from the
management of the Tropic Fruit and
Fiber Co. at Eva. The pine.apples
grown by that ranch are now the
Fashion Of the day"
During the temporary absence Of
Rev. Alex. Macintosh from Homo
lulu the Revs. John osborne and
Vincent III. Kitcat will officiate at
the services OF the Second Congre-
CATION OF st. Andrews Cathedral,
Berger gave a capital concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel last evening to
large aud we'll pleased audience.
The Jubilee music was repeated
with satisfaction. He and his boys
felt the effects of their very hard
ten hours labor on Commemoration
Day.
The Diamond Jubilee Of II, b. M
Queen Victoria was observed on
Sunday, June Goth, at Christ Church,
S. Kona, Hawaii The church was
tasteiully decorated and Jubilee
Hymns sung. The collection on the
occasion was for the relief OF the
poor Of East London.
The following are the names OF
the Oahu College graduates OF the
Glass of '97; Anthony Lee Ahlo
Albert Richard Cunha, Albert Eu-
gene Horner, James Louis Horner
Caroline Adams Rowland, Allan
Wilkes Judd, Henry Pratt Judd
Edith Mabel Sumter, David Keols
Kalauokalani, Lawrence Klindt
Kentwell, Elsie Hart Wilcox.
The concert by Miss Aheong''
school at Pauoa last night was I
grand success, The pupils showed
In their various dialogues, recita
ton, acting and songs, the patient
and careful training they hac
gained. Miss Aheong is to be con
graduated on the success Of he
efforts, and it is hoped a repetition o
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