Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-13
LOCAL And GENERAL

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direction Of the mayor, play at The re
! ception at the Chinese consulate
Thursday eYering from 80 To II
o'clock.
Honolulu Moose are making plans
TOR a big picnic which is to take place
at the Peninsula June l. Special
trains will be chartered and an entire
day win be given to making merry
down the line
The condemnation suit of the Terri
tory on the Meek land question is still
unified, the attorney general having a
good many other matters on hand
which have required his immediate
attention. he says.
New uniforms for the Catholic Mis-
sion band boys arrived yesterday from
Chicago, one day too late to be used
for the first time, as they fondly anti
cipated, during the Sunday Holy Ghost
feast at the Cathedral
This evening Rev. Joseph Smith the
evangelist of Philadelphia. will speak
at eight clock in the Salvation Army
hafl. Every one is invited TO attend
THE meeting. which is one of a series
being held in this city with good eff.
feet
At four o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the banana claims commission will
meet at Chairman W. T. Rawlins' of
flee in the Judd building. AT that
time the committee will organize and
probably pass upon the form TO be
filed by claimants.
Judgment for $S76.35 was awarded
Alfred b. Carter, his wards and rela-
tiyes, by Judge Cooper yesterday in
the damage suit brought against
John F. Colburn, Jessie P. Makainai
and Antonio A. Long, executors of the
Carter estate.
Jim Post and his bunch of Honey
Girls left for Maui last night, where
they will play weeks engagement.
From Maui they will annex Hilo,
where Post played fourteen years ago.
The company will play a farewell
week again in Honolulu after return
ing from Hilo an dbefore leaving for
the coast.
Notice of the $4,000 damage suit
brought against him by Sadie *. Stew
art for breach of promise has been
served on Charles Bruce Potter. The
hearing will take place in Judge H. e.
Cooper's division of the circuit court
Judge Whitney yesterday afternoon
granted divorce to Marguerite Van
Giesen from Henry Van Giesen.
The first meeting of the banana
claims commission has been set for to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock The
will be held in the office of
William T. Rawlins, Judd building, at
ganize and complete other preliminary
work.
Applications of 81 holders of town
lots at Kappa, Kauai, for title to the
are under inspection by the
general, to whom they were
by the land commissioner
yesterday. The applicants fulfillment
Of the governments requirements in
taking and holding the lots will be
examined before patents are
awarded
Judge S. B. Dole, Judge A. A. Wild
er, Gerritt p. Wilder and Supervisor
Lester Petrie have been appointed
members of the Kapiolani Park Com
by, Governor Frear. These
probably will not serve in the new
longer than July, as the park
on or about that date is to be trans
ferred to the board of supervisors of
the city and county, which has been
500 a month to the
park's upkeep. The other members oil
the commission at present are {. NJ.
Cooke and E. s. Cunha.'
Bail bond for. Miss Margaret Bylis,
the former pestmistress of Bonny
Doom, California, who is wanted there
by the federal authorities to answer
a charge of embezzling S97l.56, has
been fixed at $2500, in default of which
she will be kept in Jail until the So
nonla sails from Honolulu next FRI
day. Judge s. b. Dole yesterday
signed the warrant for ger removal to
the coast. AS she has 1ntimated no
intention of lighting extradition her
removal will be made without delay.