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NEW HAvEN. Jan :0-Arransements have
been concluded by the German department
Of Yale 1 nlverslty with with director Helm
rich Conreid ~ the Irving PIacs Theatre
I'm New York for the production OF a German
rlay IN New II on az the Hyperion Theatre
on Mar,he The proceeds OF the y"rtormsnoe
are 10 be- for the heneat ot the library OF tho
German section Of the university.
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wOHtN ~ RNED 10 DStTH.
Husband rinds Her Dead On the Floor When
Ne Return. From the synagogue.

Nr- Johanna I-en. AZ years old. was burned
~ death yesterday afternoon In her rooms
on the fourth Hoor ~ ?2o Last Seventy-fourth
street. presumably while irving 70 light a
IRE IN thr stove Her husband. lsuaoe, a
tailor. Wt- attending ssrvic 90 ~ a ~Yuagosn"
and hi. wife was alone Ia their rooms ON
~ return he found hls wife living dead on
the hoor With her clothes and the ,csrpet
stIl burning T. was evident from the ap-
palrauca ~ the room that the vo man
clothes mad caught IRE from the sto VI.
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vrs.arnt 10 - your yHn control IHse ufl"fs On
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4 Wl"'INS lo Nas"u
N.opo-bf !NNEN M sIoctp situated IN
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,stab.ishel nine wears owner Wishes tet'e.
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win interest pa able tWle- yearly. which - = Kilt edge
~, ,, r g 81, A., a., ~. s.teI g. M. t' 'riIntS.
systsm>an lol .us,are valued At upward Of 400 900.
49,
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Halt Postpone Beoau,e az Queens Death.

Tn. united lodges Of the Sons OF 81. George,
who we're to have held their annual ball In
Terrace Garden next Tuesday evening, De,
r,ted last evening to postpone the hsl until
March Is In memory 81 queen Victoria.
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plRI>E INTEIIiGENCE

Ni'lATvVR A~iMANAC-TUUS nav.
Sun t'c,.... 10 sun sets 80 MON Sts iiN<
mon WATkR THIS pAN,
a.t,F Ho1Hl.4Sl GOV IA TO Ilca Gate o1
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Sos luu'S. pAsSov, Southampton, : IN 70.
y ~ .ruhUA Rpbln SOL, 'oudur, jHu. Ia.
S,NrHlr I.rnc,, Nt.m~n, Jan o.
s. . .' la NchtrT, Queenstown. Jan I
N,... ..'rr. larson, ShltlfS. Jan =
81. lfU. .tnt IcuWIck. tat,r Jan 10
- Nrt York. staples. TURKS island. ,'Hu
81 ".rs, Nfrlch, f"ttol Jan .
So .bgg'y. NiAubO, Progress, Ian, ~.
NN|r.c,rS hrur, Davis, Norfolk Jan IS
e'uN' stream, swain, phlls dclphlA, Ian IS,
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Nu1incss Chances.
CORPORATION Control for Sale.

WILL SELL to tho right party FOR cash all my
con,fonlng Interests la and 10 a Wei and fnNoiabl, -
KNOW cttputhuun In New York city 81 many wears
hiyh standing in the business circles II America and
abroad, the businr-' consists emery OF utIChau.
and veil organized ana making money ana Ne busl-
ue-- l. Increasing thpidly ! want TIC bushes pet
urtuattd aud present minority -iuCkhu!dst- SECURED,
\ would be VIKING 10 retain = small interest IA 10
business Win my %ertNltr-, which. are ven valuable
10 the hus,urzs. but | cannot uudeftE kr To give NY
full time 10 SANE, owing " piN steal lrnrtltlrs. which
1. my only reason tut selling if a man with tie means
and ruhd business ABILITY this Furnishes All 'nNuuAl
opportunity aud will 'tHr closest iuNrstigatuu party
should command $50 nop 10 floo.u OO bt O,t., the
business L. capable Of successfully employing a cHri
,al ~ $1,000, nou. Address " II. II. care Cashier
National Park BANK, New YORK
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Ndutrd Ffmllts.
Artificial Flowers Wanted drSt-c'ass
rosemakers and flower m;klrs, highest
prices paid. Apply al week.
|. Prayer, 90 10 90 eleecker 81.

90 tnrr'JA. ,,a"un isA> n
40, M,'I. .I ~ ~ H. '.|.H
"'''' A''''At ~ W. 20 ., rovp ST..
AHlII,il Good ro-.nss'r:
..Dod ~ a. ''rVVofrIs' uaS''PAo p,,I 60.
2 IAihf'ts place. 'stsssr So and ui go.
ARTIFicyI yruvrIts rNurRiENcrn
Rurr NtNruS rH lr,'.r MD h'ut
HStai q uARRlsoN. 81, ROADWAY
A~-WlGHTMAN 800. - WNElRIY PLACE,
SAINT nfst class hand ssssfs and iuprHF.ts On nns
waists, STEADY employutHi y good hanis.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS .Ehp-nsnc,d roserAs.
,rs santd good pay. Apply T. HERMAN,
~ Broadway.
wanted ais = 'rw Urat girl, a. ."a'nefs paid ~hile
sarn.ng 80. JOHNSON 4 Doc h'uldAny.
ARTIFICIAL F~IOWERS-Orpd ro-emskrrs
SlM0NDN n IL%INE, ID Hlctct,r At
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Experienced fos-mss
,r,. Al~ girls wanted g. lAy cut p.cors STEADY Nutk
TiHE fLOwfR MANJFACitRINI COMPANY,
% ptcat Jones 81
ARTIFICIAL FLOW Ti,, Wanted espeuruced
fo-"makef' N me. good pN! ns MI" ,u
coon TIoWIR AND Eue. NANaRS wanted
DAY. bst0re 10 20 hoes, ~ tftAt'u D.. aud !.
a HIRSli a co. fl5 and az lf'adNay
OPFNAIOi,s uu Hur -lu waist only eIper.
eno-d and capable need ap llh work All y'Ar ) h,
PARKER COMPANY. - f.t.'.utH' Nfn"Elyn
WANTED Experienced girls un numbering ms
chimes steady work Aiutr,s. lN'.as salary e.
pteiel AMI ,A.crlentr. " NJ. o., 90; sun once.
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CORPORATION CHARTERS PROCURED


under tie AVS u south Dakota are the most 'neN
psuslye rLd most sat s!Ac,niy ~ any state. no fran
chls., annual license or capitalization tax whh''Hrt
txAr-d. For Information - circular matter address
I'm NATIONAL I\COtrultA IlNu COMPANY.
pierre. =. D., ut thr!f Sew York representative.
IRSISr " CUSHING. 'snI Washington lie
Bupding. IA HtoSdNny, New Nuik cts
FORTUNES BEIND MAID 20 the mall
or'rt trade, advert sing 49, sell ~ goods tN wt
h- v.ur avn EMPLOY. tart tay Ah'tr uu. guF
amount OF muurg soI can spare. frlr So 90 5000
weekly IA btug mad, hS ihris or hfps.lf" gives
,aIunh.e tniurYtuNN set ne iF n 'i.np
SAMNIR ~. 81 SIZING COMPANY. Asa Temple
count NuldiuU. NrV huik tt'
INTELLIGENT Nul NJ Man ,c,l. thoroughly
eonN crNant With wholesale rt'urTes and possessing
a few thousand dollars, desires ~ form partnership
ut.st IN r,h bl,shrd nfm. Nth chance Tor tho future;
competent IA bar charge where executive Abuiiy
Is required r,i-fsnces Exchanged Address A.,
boz l5S Sun orlct
PARTNER WANTED nm capital ~ al gII,o
and push a ptopr,etsN article oi great value. nutI-
In. llkr u IN the world - ccs- certain, iLNestigA-
non freely cnurItd, adde's AALS, boA lj Sun
unce.
READY. REIiABi.E. REGULAR incnme Sc
ruI,d hy "rhr STOREY Method Of Investments AlvAys
succeeds. no risk two beautifully illustrated D'oks
free. STOREY COTTON 90. l4 holfse. PhlG.
UNUSUAL. OPPORTU NIFTY Sl.1n" CAST vii
uing business In this city. Owntitlrced 10 sell on
emss. Ises Broadway.
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e and
TYPEWRITINC.

", can 10 smlch 'pr yuI Refer To- thuusAnds =
our Students holding lucrative dtN .INrs. 10 f,rfy Gs
IN An-r'rN shp received a p~f"rt1uo Eliulus : Z
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S. STEINGUT & CO.,
Real Estate and Business Brokers'

oS Second Avenue,
mar an It I,lcphout, 3leg Spring Stores and
nSfs and capital procured Legal Iapsrs carefully
drawn
"'"'A' sTEiNGUr. as I'd .v.
CIGAR STORE, lee, cuIn,I. prominent, avenues
Established 10 ''.''' 0'r ssrIEhi%% Is; Si''' .. O q Az
GROCERY, lArg. corncr, we., Hoooken; large
'"'"' '''o""' " SrTiNGvT. osdr
SALOON, MattsvSn. y. Y. elegantly nted w
ah' ''''' ~ ' sifINGrr. os.d Az.
~-TNruRuoN ANp nv ,TArRNNr broadway
wholesale district '''F'n1{ iIriiiHIdd;;&T 'Ges' "a az
-N,irVN. Win 'ouI-toT hricE fat house. 70
Garre.' ruur "'''''' 'hisf LTi,,i 4Nd SSfssGG'
-CA~pY, s~TATIuNFRY aud CIGAR STORE.
West '"1 '"'' "''' s~8T1rIISSSGtff "a Az
CIGAR sroRp, Vat size, fur, ssle OF rather
"K'n "o"'n alone 'Snnfiy SotrfH9oo' G. "a Az.
-lIrGANr CuRSIR Ho7El and cafe, oh AV.
1tndcrloln district d''"ig,isgg < lrqTr'cns1eet Az.
STATIONERY. rUINT1NC and ''snb ,",E nan-
uiaruriug e-tnbN-uu,rnt rtr, q '1rl' ,of' lAisAh'
TTkSIsH . EyoH ."l @r. Wet ga st. Il
'oo'-'' I""s ''1'' '''''' 'sflivGrT 4" "a .y
WANTED IRISH! scu,s ,2oGs ma. a; p5T1s,;
with a. 500 tn 5000 Ia t-ib'h-htn HthuN,luI.ns
r,",'. ,,c,u.ut utdrr. on lahd. h'ghe-l ieietehcs
y,v.n aud Thorough III est CATION solicited. \. boh
l72 sun ono
WANTED rartncr wish $500 GOT theatrical a.,
,,n,,inu nav road, Tor road nrv -c'utD sld .l'ahi
raief. IflntrIe.lrd vrle AZ once. ! 'I'"N'N''''
Room l. 70 lHF ID, \'"
WT,TIRS HNNKTR Nputs ADDITIONAL otpist
N buy business Of cuu,g.ttui Adde'S Go buA I'D
Sun one,
5000 ACRES. S~pleugiGli irrigated Montana sherp
rauch. owner desires 70 !,,h c,Ia" %,,s, '
g,,t',i r1t,tied. national bank gtfeteners. Apply
10 y \ WARE, 20 LIN ~
-STJI CHEAP F1rst-clhss grooety store. III
wINTLRBOURNE, ga Montgomery g. JefSV
0u,
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Rauroads.

California HcrGi,' ,%,.,''Ilsd ,ti ni",,S T,s
Tor every travelling aud hotel %espens-. Also through
cars To California without change uf STOP January
81. February s, IL, etc
Cuba Florida snS s0% s,Si.s on Ian. ,Ss sns
steamers olinda and Curliyba OF the Munson line,
Including Jacksonville, ~ Augustine, IAmpA. and
The p%Tnclpsi resorts q Florida, together With = visit,
" Cuba, January 81. eto
Cuba Mexico C,s,,: on ,n 10. ,,1 1ssS
new steamer Moro castle Including cuba, t,r9gre,o.
Nuca,an. Campeche ana the ancien' ciues OF Mexico
by special tIalh February 10. etc
Europe N Nsdlisr q ,a I'sly .a s"i ms,.S i, i,sc
Avri So. Jun. ii. July 80. North tape. etc May
"a Itineraries can be changed to suit convenience VI
individuals
hawaii.Japan .S%S se.i,. in S 4: v ,ss. Q,
trip 4, Included and Me itinerary through Japani,
WY oomr,s~, Including many Su,%f,hs,Ta p'..ss
diring the s-sson OF ,he cherry blossoms and hover.
ing shrubs. February ~, March o. z
Mexico special y%,sHSgl.d trains WITH slnrns,
usual liabilities Tor travelling lelsurely and wt;h every
degree % comfort ,ud enable II. passenger 70 vsii
| would o,herwisc be inaccts,bIc. February u. etc
Porto Rico roa. tour. to ro,so Rco en- n,
R a%,'T steamship Com Company. emSf.etns Irs towns
inruneauons. BATH nelds, sugar aud coffee plantA
tons. drive over snuie hngth Of military road. etc
February Z ia, etc
PRIVATE CARS arranged on short nouce.
M STEAMSHIP x
eNrryWhrtr. Pstlot. sleeping cars and >tak room &C.
romino atoms reserved. Foreign money. letters OF
rt--li, travellers cheques. etc. Circulars on appl'
cation
RAYMOND & WhitcOmb
tEstabushed 1879
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
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Domestic servants Nmttd.
~ fANr SD ST
Ttirl none Call. luNh Mad 81
MIS- l.. Sicily.
fORLlusN AND DOMESTIC
NALE mi tEAAlE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
REFERENCES
STRICTLY INNESTlGATEn
Servants bfenklug rUgrTrmyuls Will DO DIS
mlNssd irOp vnlS' and iJdcit aA claims 10 leo
paid
Rro,slyn = - SevlnsN -
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New York
Business
Institute

suuds 81 ne bead b-eAIs~ Sst 'H 81 fsnsr'r .nts
or msth'ds are pfsr.ral IUsrr'.fe HF ~sIisnts
succeed q rH..f % I'll. Tn .r.rTgIrf- Nsai -
hav. never issi g. uhtlr a ppsittp0 promptly pay
ius from o. - - ANrrs frfa gfsdgAie IN .It t-
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$4,000 pF q FIR CENT 60 year bonds FOR Sale.
Win interest pAy able tWlc- Yearly. which - n gilt edge
TINS -s'Utni TIE issue II Ihe bones arr for ttr purpoS,
- eNt..glug rI.c'' aus water company pants.
syStru~tu bod .ug,hre valued At upward OF loo. 200.
Information furnished rs
A TGgINg l4u Nassau.
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NV 70 P,SS POLICE BILL.
assff H~sffsfss 30 s"t go
I'D % 80 fsfs sffH

. f.t.s as s-s~--s~sHss H"' SO - -
.s.. rIsff Ffa $780, 90 fHf~-s
. asHl u 80 80 So - -
40 o. o. sut 90 @@ss go
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.,louo CAPITAL rI.N Us nHl Interest high claSA
hotel most rtomln-nt location N'N York city, pro.
ptlrtut has large hotel now IN operation, siIlc'esI Of
IN, ,,uvutlln cnurtet Particulars apply
- MrnnNAIn & MIlhLNS. 40 Nassau.
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$1,000 WANTED IN~NiIIN.lIN fof INST mort
gner on lafrc manufacturing ilAnt equipped with
modern ua,tlI'ft. value, s4n.N1. tiiite uuipus
sold two year, ahead, apply 'u
NrDONAID N'NlpGlNS. 10 Nassau.
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CtlAMBLNN\i'S Is cunls, 80 to 'fN laNn,
dresses. ~ wsttr~-rs, parl.r maids, li'l.t ara
German ladies rald., uuf-r-, UoA' who wash ana
iron. Auutftssr- who ~ cI,HGlht .Wptk, households.
er-. ktCh.umAlt, butlsls, English tfst ana -tclni
men. lsriul men, srIN Ants IN al cagacIic. wanted
immediately. Mr. l. 81 .lli, 10 iAsi va 81
I telephone call. 1898 Madison Sc BtooslSn or
nee. ~ Nrvins u
COMPFl ENT NlKS.: fUf child, age, g. hes,
Nu. /. srrl.Y. 10 East Nd st.
COMPETENT KrTCuENMNIp; Wagc,. SIC, 10
20 ~ brooklyn. irseTtncr- required.
Nt,. l.. SlElN, 10 East SD At.
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$500 WILL pIRCUANt lg-rr. well Thylug huAtd-
lug Nn.-t located IN IlIFrhtth. va, place f. actually
worth Lu.Alr the Itcc A-htd.
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TVS PACKARD ogurp.n scurpf
FrrA - .ns $50 rHs.' ..f .' 49, E.v
pAy AVp FyESI'g araaf.N
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Coueaes aud Schools.

FOR noys AYouns Men-Ci'y 4 Countr
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sSlWn CAPITAL. WAITED Money II amply
s.rlrrI and &, ~ expended Ia an established manu-
fa,'u'I1r business, located ~ Rhode Island little
cImpctIipu In tbs ync OF business Highest OF refer
crccS StflcirS Of Investigation allowed. Tor iurhs
Information apply Al
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LIMITED ANil' vt ~ shares r' sale Ia larry
CaU!ufuIa uU rutg. f,t'ou IHf.t.lafS ~
MCDONALD n NIGuINN, lao Nassau.
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sa.Sro NlllI..GN ami nu,. goods store close IA
CuS Had. lr s..u. other | e. Ur>s uausr ui selling.
N.uu\AID a NiuulNN, 40 Nassau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-30
.GERARDY CONCERT IS
A COMPLETE SUCCESS

NJ. Jean Gerardy was given a hearty
welcome to Honolulu last night. The
distinguished artist was faced by an
audience as capable in appreciation as
he was in execution. The Opera House
was not filed but an audience of quail
ity was present. The artist was greet
ed with applause repeatedly and was
called back again and again. The vio-
lincello's capacity for producing eX-
quisite music was exhausted by the
manipulations of Gerardy the master.
The accuracy and skill with which
Mrs. Tenny Peck played Gerardy's ac-
compartments won for her just meas
ure of the admiration of the audience
and the thanks of Mr.. Gerardy. The
Melodie and Spring Song by Mrs. Whit
uey were received with great favor.
The pleasing announcement is made
that Gerardy will make second ap-
pearance next THURSDAY night. The
music lovers of Honolulu have to thank
W. d. Adams for the privilege OF hear
ing the wonderful Belgian violin
cellist.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-30
TOUR OF THB NELL COMPANY.

The most stupendous theatrical I'M
dertaking that has yet beeh contem-
plated Is the forthcoming journey OF
the famous Neill Company. whose
Barbara Frietchie" has proved DO be
the greatest dramatic success San
Francisco has had this season, across
the Pacific to the Orient. At the con-
clusion Of the trip the company viii
have travelled over 10000 miles. in
GLIDING its present tour through Am
erica. Honolulu will first be visited
and then jump will be made direct
to Manila, where the NELL Company
VIII be the first high class organization
to produce plays in the history of the
Islands. Seats for the Manila perform
ance are already being sold at prices
that seem almost fabulous in this coun.
try. The cheapest seats are selling at
s., with $25 for orchestra seats and
$3.50 for boxes. From Manila the COM
pany expects to go TO Hongkong, Yoke
hama and Toxic. The latter place Is
visited with the special permission O:
the Mikado, as foreign companies have
not been allowed heretofore in the ia.
panese capital. New Zealand is mex,
On the list and then comes an indefinite
season In Australia. Before leaving
the Neill Company has been prevailed
upon to give farewell tour in Bar
bara Frietchie.'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-30
Jury DIDN'T AGREE
TRANSFORMATIONS CASE
RESULT IN MISTRlAL
Jury Divided 8 to 4 in Favor Of Har-
Attorneys Grow Remin-
iSCent About Jury
Business.

The two weeks hearing of evidence
and labor of attorneys IL the Harrison
vs.. Magoon Hagey Cure case, resulted
in a mistrial yesterday afternoon. The
Jury which for two weeks had been
compelled to sit and fan itself in the
court room for hours at time In hot
room, listening to the intricacies of q
Magoon contract, refused to agree
when 1t had a chance. The twelve
men only put in one and one-haif hours
In the effort to agree. They went out
at 2 o'clock and before o'clock were
returned. p. G. Jones, the foreman,
stated that 1t was impossible for them
to agree. He said there seemed to be
Q sincere difference and that an all
night argument might fail to bring the
jury to an agreement.
The Court remarked that the case
had been long one, suggesting that
with little more time the jury might
agree. The foreman. p. c. JOIts
thought 1t would be useless to waste
further time. But the jury went out
and tried again to agree. The Court
and the attorneys meanwhile regalet
each other with "reminiscences of huns
juries and stubborn Jurors.
One lawyer related a custom that
prevailed In a certain community
wherein the courts were renowned fol
the quick despatch OF business ant
where all citizens were certain of sub
stantial justice. The secret of the
scarcity of mistrials In this court wa!
that In all damage cases and similar
actions when the jurors were hopeless
ly apart as to the amount of the judg
ment to be awarded resort to very
simple mode Of arbitration was taken
Each juror would place upon piece o.
paper the amount Of the just judgment
Of his mind. The foreman or clerl
would add the twelve verdicts ant
strike an average by dividing by ~
The result would be fair averag,
verdict and 1t was found that few find
ings of juries by this method failed t,
strike the people of the community a
Just and fair.
The Harrison Magoon jury cam
back at 4:30 o'clock and Foreman
Jones said the vote stood s to 4 and tina
agreement was impossible. The fou
were for Magoon and were. p. c. Jones
A. w. Pearson. John Walker and Dan
lei Renear. The jury was excused ant
a mistrial entered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-30
KAWA|AHAO ENTERTA|NS

The newly fitted up Sunday school
and entertainment room in the base
nent of Kawalahao church was open
ed last evening under very pleasant
conditions. The hall was brilliantly
lighted and nearly three hundred peo-
pie. both old and young, were present
20 enjoy the evenings entertainment.
fhe following program, under the di-
ection OF. the assistant pastor Of Ka-
waiahao. David Al, was given:
Chorus-"Christ, the Standard Bea'
~" Papa Himenl Kawaiahao.
Address-Rev. II. II. Parker.
Quartet-James Hakuo!e and assist.
ants.
Address-Philip Naone.
Solo-"Ke Naue ae Mi" T.. X. Lii
kalani
Aadress-James HarEottle.
Sol0-Helen Desha.
Address-Moses Nakuina.
Duet-Julia Naone end Mrs. Philip
Naone.
Quartet-James Hakuoie and assist.
ants. h
Chorus-"Oh, Italia Beloved" Papa
Himeni o Kawaiahao.
Refreshments.
Hawaii Ponoi." David l.. Al.
The first address OF the evening was
made by Rev. II. Il. Parker who stated
that the purpose OF the hall was to
provide the young people of the church
with a place in which to congregate
and organize various societies for de
batting, musical studies and for i'm
proyement along many other lines Mr..
Parker urged the young people to take
advantage of the opportunity offered.
Philip Naone told the story of Abra-
ham Lincoln, James Harbottle urged
the young people to continue in the
lines laid down by the previous speak
ors and Moses Nakuina told several
stories bearing on the necessity Of APP
plicatIon for the development OF ones
'ialents,