The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-30

now in progress. The Amateur orches-
ira will furnish the music.
II is a feature of the Hawaiian eli
mate that base ball and foot ball are
in prospect at the same time.
Red Cross ladies continue to supply
delicacies and light food to ailing SOL
diers at Camps Mckinley and Otis.
Some Kodak views prepared by VIM.
Mott on flag raising day were used for
illustrating In a Brooklyn newspaper.
The trains will run every half hour
Saturday afternoon for the reception
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Damon at
| Moanalua.
The Y. NJ. c. A. classes IN civil gov
eminent and horticulture will meet at
1880 this evening for organization and
preliminary work.
Frank Vida will leave next Tuesday
for Hawaii to remain year. He Is
being sent there by his physician on
account Of weak lungs.
Rev. Dr. AZ. l.. Berger was a pas
senger by the Valencia yesterday fol
the States after visit of several
months to the Islands.
Professor Alexander left yesterday
for Hawaii to direct the work of sur
veying two tracts of Government land
shortly TO be opened up for settle
ment.
4 number of city people wish work
of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to animals to he carried on
and II Is proposed to call a meeting oil
those interested.
The force for the Bishop 4 Co. Saw
ings Institution, to open tomorrow
will be taken from the present bank
Chas. A. Bon, the Inspector, will hi
one of the men.
Mr.. Morse, the tenor singer, mas II
his possession violin made by
japanese in Japan. IL is a fine piec
of work, and can be seen at the Berg
strom Music store.
\ large dancing pavilion has beel
provided for the reception to officers q
the army and navy to be given by MI
and Mrs. 5. NJ. Damon at Moanalu
Saturday afternoon.
Paul r. Helm has associated himsel
with his cousin in the bicycle bushes
at Camp Mckinley. The young me
have built up quite a trade and hav
good prospects there.
The Government band went out 1
, the tug yesterday afternoon to Civ
Admiral Miller and Capt. Wadleig
and officers and men of the Philadel
1 phia a farewell serenade.
Assurance is given that damage don
the race track at Kapiolani park b
Government wagons will be fully re
4 10 90 .,.t.,
has been seriously turned up.
! The Hawaiian Mission Children So
: ciety will meet this evening at tn
home of Mr.. w. w. Hall, Nuuanu ave
q nue.. Papers of interest may be expect
ed. A full attendance desired.
A meeting of the Town Foot Bal
o Club will be held at the Hawaiia
: Hotel at 1880 Monday evening, to ar
range for the game 10 be played wit
the Punahous on Thanksgiving Day.
I President Dole has asked for tn
opinion of the Supreme Court on tn
authority of the Council of State to az
propriate money for the purchase q
the Nawiliwili land for a reformator.
+. l.. Stoltz, who is well known a
over the Islands, will return from tn
States about the end OF the year. 1t
understood that Mr.. Stoltz is to
!. boOkkeeper for the new Waialua plan
a tation.
Manager Lowrie, of Eva, has bee
A looking over lands of the new Waia
a lua plantation this week. Ii is now sal
that Mr.. Lowrie will be manager G
both plantations, with residence q
y Waialua.
Miss Woodward, sister OF Professo
X. +. Woodward of kamehameh
school, was returning passenger
e the Warrimoo last evening for he
home in the east, leaving on accour
!, of illness.
: Harry Ingham, formerly drummer
the Government band, writes that h
e is coming back here to start pol ia
O tory. He is somewhat delayed on az
L count of walking from Seattle to Sa
Francisco for his health.
d The joint schedule showing the al
: rival and departure of the Pacific Mai
n Occidental and Oriental and Togo X
sen, Kabushiki Kaisha, Oriental s.
Co. Is corrected to the end OF this yea
and the first two steamers In 1899.
i'll In the hurry last week to call atteI
ton to the new goods the number c
fibre mats was given 8, this shoul
:, have been dozen. The public shout
> be better satisfied as a larger numbe
will have an opportunity to purchase
Hopp & Co.
On Monday evening, October 3, NJ
: Sydney II. Morse will give his woes
recital at Progress hall. Mr.. Mors
will be assisted by several societ
q ladies and gentlemen Of Honolulu
It Tickets can be obtained at the Berl