Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-24


will deliver an address next week.
In order to accommodate the larg'
number of. girls and young womeI
who are followers of the game, thu
Y. w. C. A. Is constructing new
tennis court adjoining the presen
one at the Homestead, King street
The new court will be completed
within two months.
Under the direction. of Miss Mar
garet Christy Topper. physical direc
toress, the physical department Of The
Young Women's Christian Associa
ticn will open October /. All young
women wishing to enroll in the var
ious classes may do so at the Office
of the association. Boston building.
T. H. Gibson, superintendent OF
public instruction, yesterday received
petition from twenty teachers Of
the Central Grammar School. request
ing that the daily school session be
from eight o'clock in the morning un
til one o'clock in the afternoon. with
two recesses Of fifteen minutes each
The Promotion Committee is in re
ceipt of a letter from John J. Byrne
assistant passenger traffic manager oil
the Santa Fe, who recently visited in
Honolulu, saving that. as a result Of
his trip to Hawaii. his road was get
ting out a special Hawaii folder which
will be distributed by the thousand.
sThe Bird of Paradise. Richard
Walton Tully's successful play of Ha-
wall. is scheduled to be produced in
San Francisco during the coming
month. Particular interest attaches
to the production in the coast city,
as Tul1y is a Californian and did his
first dramatic work while a student
at thes University Of California.
An amended notice of appeal from
The verdict Of the circuit court has
been filed by Attorney Lghtfoot for
H. H. Foster, and Edward Ross, who
are seeking an Injunction to restrain
the Honolulu Construction and Dray-
ing Company from continuing on pub
Iic improvement work awarded the
latter firm by contract by Superin-
.enuent eaiu"eh' VI the pupiic WorAs
department..
General Secretary Paul Super, of
the Y. AZ. G. A., addressed the stu
cents OF Oanu Colege TINS moInlns
upon the subject, social service fol,
lowing which EXTENSION secretary
Glenn jackson met with the members
OF the Hui Pauahi and laid before
them plans for the work which will
during the year.
Three applications for liquor II
censes will be considered at the
meeting of the liquor license commits
sion at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon,
at the office Of the chairman, A. L.
Castle. Ishiyana is asking for new
wholesale license. T. Usui Company,
open the place formerly operated by
MOLINA near the HSl uldIk6J anu ~.
Kimball is asking a saloon license
for an establishment near Dowsett
Station, at Leilehua.
Attorney J. w. Cathcart has been
given until October to file in fed.
eral court his traverse to the district
attorneys return, in the habeas cor
pus case of Horihei Kurisaki. The
Japanese is the man who was shipped
ria last week an hour after papers in
the case had been served on one OF
immigration Inspector Halsey's dep
uties.
On the recommendation OF Deputy
City and county Attorney A. NJ
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