The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-25
II"rom Wednesdays Advertiser.)

from Wednesdays Advertiscr)
Tie Royal Hawaiian Band leaves to-
dag on the Pacific Mail steamship
Korea for its four months tour of the
United States, under the management
of j. c. Cohen. Over sixty people are
enrolled in the organization and a num-
her of musicians are to lie picked up at
San Francisco. The band and singers
are mainly Hawaiians.
Madame Alnpai will not accompany
the band and her place is to he filed by
Mis- Lei Lehua, who has been an under
study for several months This young
woman has clear, strong soprano
vo'co and is very pretty Hawaiian
Mr.. Cohen expects that she will make
quite hit on the tour. In addition,
the solo numbers on the program are
also to be taken by "Jack" Ellis. Ha-
wall s greatest Hawaiian tenor, who is
now in San Francisco. Other soloists
will he Ben JONES' the basso; William
S. Ellis and Solomon Hiram, baritones.
The Glee Club comprising about TWEEN
ty-five people, instrumental and vocal,
will accompany the soloists.
The organization of the band is as
follows:
Executive Staff. G, Cohen, general
manager; A. A. Lotto, business repre-
sentative; w. Prestidge, master of
properties; w. Schwartz, assistant mas
ter of properties and librarian.
Band Director-Capt. II. Berger.
Reed Section:
Clarinets-D. X. Naone, C. Palikapu,
+. Santana, l.. Salamanca, p. X. Ka-
kalia, S. Opeka, j. NJ. Comes, A. H. !
Elona, p. Kanoho, A. Baker, G. X. Gil
man, ID. Napi, $. Santana.
Saxophones-W. S. Ellis, L. Nunes.
Oboes-K. Peters, d. Kaiwi.
Bassoons-J. Akana. S. Kali.
Drums-J. Naone, j. G. Freitas, j.
Colburn.
Brass Section:
Cornets-J Amasiu Chas. Kreuter, L.
Waimau, r. w. Aylett, w. Anahu, NJ. I
Moniz, w. Sea.
Baritone-M. Mendoza.
Bass--R. II. Baker, j. Kanoho, j.
Kaaa, j. McCabe.
Altos-M. Garcia, R. S. Kappa, g.
Wela II. Keawe.
Trombones-H. Heanu, J. Puma, j.
Pa, S. Hiram.
GLEE CLUB.
Directors Cunha and w. S.
Ellis
Double Bass-R. II. Baker.
Violins-J. Colburn, C. Palikapu.
Flutes-D/ Kaiwi, d. Napi.
Piano-Sonny Cunha.
Voices-John S. Ellis, tenor soloist;
Ben Jones, bass soloist; w. S. Ellis,
baritone soloist; Solomon Hiram, bari
tone soloist; j. Harrison, p. H. Kaka-
liza, w. Sea, II. Heanu, II. X. Clark, x.
Peters, j. Kamakani, l.. Waimau, j.
Edwards, r. w. Aylett, Joe Pa, j.
Kappa, j. Puma.
Prlma Donna-Miss Lei Lehua.
The itinerary of the band takes in
all the large cities from the Pacific
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a statute that had been repealed by
the previous Legislature and when he
had called the attention of the deputy
sheriff to the fact he waved him to
one side. He learned afterward that
the japanese had been called back and
discharged. To everyone but the de-
PENDANT and his attorney, all this seem
ed to make it appear that as deputy
hhcIlh ihis phIllculhr ueionuhnl IL u
rank failure and the sitting of this
tribunal is "A waste of time.
Mr.. Thayer's client, Leong Wah Kee,
followed him to the stand and what
ever pleasure the attorney injected in
TO the proceedings, in so far M the
audience was concerned, WINS forgotten
through Mr. Achi' y stubhornness and
determination 10 make the witness con.
trndiet himself on an immaterinl detail.
The services Of the chair became neees'
sary on several occasions until finally
the attorney folded his bin of charges
as warning that he had In eontempla
ton the acceptance NJ u motion 10 ud
jouTnj when hc closed his memorandum
I 0nk The thought was u reality and the
liogrd win meet today AZ two o'cl0ek
" the hearing does no more than
end in the removal ~ the defendant
from oniee, the BOARD VIII have iho aat.
isfncilnn of knowing how Justice h nd' f,
Winirierei ip knolgui hoN mon ags or.
raaionnlly urreAr &hon they ere plain
" inaoerni NJ any wrong inieni and
hnN, Ia frirr a. make ror0rds lor ihrn
Srlkoi, they poi ihe arrested persons iol
plead guilty ppnn the promise lnAi no
punishment shall W. l.hi