The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-31
JUNE

ts lahorS nfter midnight and adjOurnS
zine die.
JUNE
June 2nd-Democratic mass meeting
held at the drill shed.
fth-Convention 81 planters from the
different islands meet 10 consider the
labor situation.LGso. Gray. well
known early resident passes away In
l.is ssth year. Kauhlne. the whistling
bos'n. IL also no more.--Ex-Q Queen Lili-
uokaiani returns az midnight rer city
of Peking from her Washington mis-
sion.
bth--Twenty-rinth annual meeting Of
the woman's Board ~ Missions -IIa-
waiian Evangelical Association con-
venes for its weeks labor: Rev. j. ".
Lvdgnte chosen moderator.
sth.-Certain native political agitat-
ors. IN n two days convention. secure a
resolution for the organization of an
Independent party for Hawaiians
7th-Annual tea party % the Wo-
mans Board 90 the native pastors and
delegates visiting I'm the city.
sth-f.orez. n Spaniard. working with
others IN loading coal. is struck on the
head with n lump and killed The Ho-
nolulu Iron Works Is awarded the con-
tract. as the lowest of fourteen bids. a.
furnish the additional high lift pump
for the Eeretania-Alarai pumping sta
tion.
| tith- Kamebameha day. Annual
races az the park and sunday school
picnics In various directious.--Kamr
har,eNa Alumni formally dedicSte their
new club house on Fort street.
4. -.
cathedral az the noon marriage 4 Chos
a. Elston 90 Miss Mabel Hart and dt
20 r. ~ that of J. r. Meyers to Miss
clara Dekum
/ i3th-F1ar raising ceremonies az the
High school. participated In by all pub
uc school pupils: address by President
ole--Fxecutive Council OF the Repub-
, iic Of Hawaii holds It's last meeting.
The custom house and postofice hold
oren till midnight. closing the period
81 Hawaii as an independent govern
vert and welcoming In Admission day
ne Territory ~ the United states.
ffth-Adr1issiou dav of Hawaii as n
Territory - the United states duly
celebrated Inaugural ceremonies 1t
the executive building % Governor
Dole. followed by n general reception.
In the evening n grand ball was given.
for which n special pavilion was erect
ci on tho Waikiki side The electric
Illumination Of the edihce and grounds
was brilliant and effcctive.-Death ~
Hobt. Ualstend. retired sugar planter.
after n hriaf uiness.-The new daily.
Honolulu Republican. makes its first
appearance.
t6th-Annulment OF contracts BY the
Territorial Act causes japanese labor
troubles on various plantations. -EX-
perimeutal test % wireless telegraph
messages between the executive
grounds and Kaimuki station " the
inter-fsland Telegraph Company. W.
p. Fisher auctions the privilege OF
sending the first message To the other
Islands. which Is secured by ]. 81. Bur-
rette with but little opposition for $50
Annual meeting Of the Hawaiian So
cicty Sons ~ the American Revolution.
tn the evening Col w r. Allen en-
tertaired the society and httinrly hun-
ored Bunker nm day.
t1th-The Honolulu Republican fs-
sues a Sunday paper. the first in Tfa-
wall.
isth-Ftench cruiser Protct arrives
after n smart run from san Francisco.
~ hfAA' ~ AAiN nAAfluNNhNs
2oth--t.anre- -Danford evening we'd
ding ~ 81. Andrews cathedral. Rev. v.
". Kitcat officiating
2ist-Elocutionarv recital ~ the
Young Mems Christian Association by
Niss Howe of Mills Seminary proves a
delirhtfui entertalnment.-Fren sail
or browns In the harbor while bathing.
25rd-Opening night % the Neiu Dra-
matte season az the opera house.
2itr-Nfusicale ~ the Kilohana Art
LeaEue at their rooms proves an artis-
tic ard social success.
2sth-Wireless TELEGRAPH manager
nnd experts leave for Lanai % estab-
nsh station at the most desirable
point on that Island.
StN-Corimeuccrnert exercises at Oa-
hu COLLEGE v. a. Hall vaicdictorian -
the graduating ciass - ten. President
=. a. Hosmer. closing ten years Of SER