The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-23

maze up general program LOT ina
hour. The committee held a meeting
last Saturday at which Z. N. Holme
was elected chairman and w. II
: Lambert secretary. After due deliber
alton the following was decided upol
as the order of events Saturday fore
noon, July 4:
Salute of A guns at sunrise.
9 a. m, Parade OF Band and Co. d.
$3.50 a. M, Literary Exercises
National Airs by Band, minutes.
Prayer, minutes.
Patriotic Songs by Quartet, 10 min
utes.
Reading Dec. of independence, 1,
minutes.
Grafton, 20 minutes.
Selections by Band, 10 minutes.
1890, Speech before breaking grount
of the H. and X. r. r.
Breaking ground with remarks.
II a. M, Barbecue.
JURORS SUMMONED.
The following is list Of Grand and
trial jurors summoned for the July
term of Court at Honokaa: Grand Jul
rye. H. Austin, A. c. Palfrey, AL
bert Horner, r. A. Lucas, A. Chal-
mers, William Higgins, j. G. Jones,
c. B. Fisher, Geo. F. Hall, James
Glib, Thos. Richard, w. G. Walker, A.
L. Louisson, E. Horner, w. ]. Rick
ard, e. N. Deyo, C. r. Blacow, r. d.
Junkins, d. Mckenzie, Jos. Pritchard,
L. A. Swayne, J. NJ. de Gouvea, Geo.
/ Kaihenui.
Trial Jurors-E. E. Richards, e. d.
d. Jn1
A. p. Brickwood, NJ. v. Holmes, o. w.
Rose, A. S. LIE b. Quincy, w. Nailima
Jr., Henry West, Arthur Horner, M
de F. Spinola, Edw Thomas, Geo.
Kaiser, j. T. Stacker NJ. G. de Gou-
via, F. de Rosa, C. F. Brawshaw, Jno.
Tavash, w. D. Schmidt, and ]. T.
Lewis.
Under the statute the court con-
venes the first Wednesday in July.
which this year falls on the first day
of the month.-Tribune.
THE EX-QUEEN AT HILO.
The wide lawn and the new parson-
age at the Hail church will be the
scene of Hilo's first Fourth of July
festivity. From noon until night
Thursday, July 2, there wiz here be
feasting and song. The occasion will be
a grand luau, dedicating the new par
sonage, and out of the proceeds the
HALL church will receive a grand bene-
fit
The feast viii be honored hy the
presence of ex-Queen Liliuokalani and
Delegate-elect Prince Kuhio Kalani-
anaole. Sam Parker will arrive that
afternoon with a regiment of cowboys,
who will be introduced to the metro
politan features of Hilo at the groah-
ing luau tables by the new parsonage.
There will be seven tables, capable OF
seating 200 persons at once. The feast
will be under the direction of promi-
nent Hawaiian ladies of Hilo.
HILo TENNIS CLUB.
1t is expected that the Hilo Tennis
Club will have both of the courts
ready for service before the Fourth.
The first layer Of rock has been laid
and covered and the second will be
down this week. Water pipe has been
laid to the center of the grounds so
that the courts may be sprinkled as
often as necessary. 1t is estimated
that the expense of building the courts
will be nearly four hundred dollars
Herald.
EXERCISES AT LAUPAHOEHOE
There was a pleasant entertainment
at Laupahoehoe on Saturday night for
the purpose of raising funds for the
final payment on an organ purchased
by the teachers some time ago for the
use of the school. The program in
cluded vocal selections by Mrs. e. w.
Barnard, Miss Richard and the school
children. A physical drill by some
of the pupils was very interesting.
The sum required was raised and the
debt paid.
HILO GRADUATES.
A large company of people were at
the Hail church last Tuesday night to
witness the Hilo Boarding School COM
exercises. The graduating
class included six young men who
leave the institution in which they
have faithfully worked, well equipped
for the duties Of life. The graduates
We're: Ella Kahakulani Akaua, Will |
am Kawaimakaole Kelii, Pua Kama
ana, Thomas X. Kaanaana, George
Kawekiu Manu-, Robert Pauole.-Trib- |
une.
SOLDIERS RETURN.
Captain Fetter and his soldiers re-
turned from encampment at Honolulu |
by the Kinau Wednesday. The boys |
were gone week and had hard but
glorious time. They went down in a
special boat last week, making the trip
in twenty hours and twenty minutes. |
They We're received with acclaim and
take pride in telling of the hospitality |
and thoughtful attention accorded |
them during their brief stay at the !
Capital. The officers of Company ID
were given a taste of handling regu-
lars at drill and the company went
through evolutions side by side with
the seasoned soldiers Officers of the
regiment complimented the Hilo mill
tia and commended the work OF Com
pany DIS officers. The boys passed In
review before the Governor last Sat
urday. Tuesday, the Hilo company
was escorted to the landing by Com