The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-15

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First Division.
'Gavotte' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Meyer
Annie Landlord.
Lullaby OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Brahms
Reba Hanamaikai.
Evening Song" ............,... Porter
Mary Forbes.
Violet in Fairyland.
Observation-Disclosures. Roeckel
lntermiseion.
Part II.
Come to Our Hearts" Macy
First Division.
Ashamed OF Thee" .......... Harrington
Mary PHI tquarteD.
The Angels Message" .........L Loud
Niss Coolidge.
"By the Waters Of Babylon" Neidlinger
First Division.
The girls who took part in the six
scenes of the operetta were most pref
lily co-tumed. The solo by Miss Cool
edge received an encore.
Kahului X. II. Cos trains conveyed
quit "A number OF Wailuku. Kahului
and Spreckelsville residents to and fro
from Paia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Next July a Territorial convention of
Hawaiian Sunday schools will be held
at Lahaina. Large delegations from
| the principal churches of Hawaii oahu,
Kauai and Maui are to be entertained
by the Lahainaites. Funds are now
being raised sufficient in amount to
make the gathering most successful
one.
The plover are now fat and numerous
on the slopes of Haleakala. Recently
| l,.,. tA.a I.xg al t. g,,1 In,
shooting the birds
Friday afternoon, the 18th, the La
dies Reading Club met at the residence
OF Mrs. Smith OF Hamakuapoko.
DR.. w. +. McConkey OF Paia has re
turned from his Olinda outing much
benefited
Wednesday night, the 9th, the steam
er Oregonlan sailed from Kahului for
Delaware Breakwater. with 40,023 bag.
of Maui sugar on board, valued at Sl39,-
1910. Four plantations exported the
sugar. II. C. & S. Co., Paia, Hamakua.
poke and Waikiki. In addition to thi,
the Oregonian had a large cargo o.
Oahu sugar.
Northumberland all the week
Quite warm for the last day or two.
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| ut 10 AT the new ne
steamer sailed from San Francisco March
% with a mixed cargo. She will run
tgularly between Hio and the coast.
captain Miller commands the Enterprise.
The vessel is fitted with an oil-burning
apparatus and cold storage and electric
,ghting plant She can accommodate
w,nty-cignt cabin and sixteen secOn,.
lass passengers. The Enterprise is tn,
My oi-burning ocean boat running Out
| 4 Co Jl.r frnp On
, francisco consisted of $500 tons OF
/, freight and she will take 1900 tons OF
ugar when she returns. She is 1922
i,et long 35.s feet in breadth and draws
60 feet of water.
The Epworth League of the Method
list Church, the Young Peoples Society
of the Christian Church and the Gen.
trail Union, Kawaiahao, Kaumakapili,
Kalihi. Eva, Puuloa, Chinese, Japa-
nese and Portuguese Christian Endeav-
or Societies, also the Kawaiahao. Japa-
nese and Chinese Christian Dndeavor
Junior Societies, comprising the Young
Peoples Union OF Honolulu, win have
a union meeting at the Central Union
1902. at 1880 o'clock. Rev. w. n. KIN
caid viii make the address Of the even
ing.
At recent meeting of the Chapter
of St. Andrews Cathedral. held IN the
Chapter House, the Right Rev. w. F.
Nichols. ID. D., Bishop Of California
and Bishop in charge OF the Missionary
District OF Honolulu. presided at delib-
erations at which two important mo-
lions were presented and carried. The
first was moved by the Rev. Canon
Macintosh and seconded by the Rev
Canon Ault, that the chapter extend te
Bishop Willis an invitation to attend
any meetings of the chapter that MAJ
be agreeable to him, as an honorary
member. The other was moved by
Rev. Canon Ault, seconded by the Rev
Canon Macintosh, that the Bishop
Dean and Chapter cordially invite
Bishop Willis to be present at any o.
that 1t may be in his power to attend
and assign to him an honorary seat a
,, the side Of the throne Of the See.
The James Makee arrived from Ha
: ramaulu yesterday at SIS a. m. will
a cargo of 1886 bags of sugar.
e The Ike Au Hou got In from Kilauei
at GAS yesterday morning. bringing JAS
I bags Of Iugar.
n The Noeau arrived from Kukuihael
. NJ / On. m. yesterday. NJ. V. Holme
was her solitary passenger Sh
brought 1882 bags OF sugar. The fol
owing Is reported on hand: II. A. Co
: i06S; Diamond H., 9s7: II. S. Co., 27O0
u > ). NJ, 1900. The weather along tn
= awakua and Kau coasts was fine.
l. The Kauai arrived from Punaluu a
rs . N. on Saturday, with 6967 bag
20 sugar
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