Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-28
LOCAL and GENERAL

Oceanic Lodge No. 81. F. & A. n
stated meeting and second degree work
this monday evening. July %, Al
Masonic temple.
For 1880 the territory has purchas-
ed ZIG acres makai Of the -Old Plan
tation" from Mrs. Victoria Ward. The
property. known as the sea fishery 81
|Kukuluaeo. is to be used in reclama-
ton work in the Kakaako and adjoin-
ing district
Superintendent Caldwell of the pub
lie works department has installed
Walter H. Bromley as chief engineer in
charge of the city water pumps. Brom-
ley formerly was chief engineer Of the
Honolulu waterworks and recently has
been associated with the Lynch Com
.pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alextnder l. Market
entertained at a dinner party at their
home in Kaimuki Friday evening in
celebration Of the tenth anniversary
OF their wedding. Covers were laid
for twelve. Mrs. Market left for the
Coast Saturday in the Sierra for q
months visit with her sister. who re-
sides in Oakland
The annual picnic Of the A Patria
Society was held at the Peninsula yes
terday, more than 1000 persons being
in attendance. A special train carried
the picnickers to and from the scene Of
the festival Music was furnished BY
the Catholic Mission Band and the
days program included athletic sports.
swimming, dancing and baseball. The
were in charge OF q
committee of which Jose Coelho de.
Souza was chairman
The boy scout camping season was
opened this morning when the menu.
bers of Honolulu Troop No. 2, under
the command of Father Reginald, left
for Pearl City at 10 o'clock, where
they will 60 into camp until Thursday
morning. Each scout carried full
equipment and the necessary provi-
sions for the stay. Scout Commission
er James A. Wilder is planning to take
a marty of scouts to Waimea next
month for weeks encampment.
The lowest bid submitted the pub
lie works department for laying the.
four-inch water pipe line, construct
ing an intake dam and iron fumes
and dams in Palolo Valley Is BY
Frank M. Friesell, former employee OF
the water works department, who OF,
fers to do the work in twenty days
time for $500, $3.50 and $495. The
other bids were: H. H. Foster, 1888,
1886 and $972: F. Kicks, $1075, $1,000.
and 5000; Lord Young Engineering
Company, $2162, S1546 and $11S4.
The religious service at the Oahu
Prison yesterday morning was held
under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. john
Martin, who has conducted meetings
at the prison for the past thirteen
years, being in charge, assisted Dy
Secretaries Lloyd r, Killam and Jay
A. Urice. George Andrus, of Kane.
hameha schools, delivered forceful
address upon the subject Putting on
the Brakes" whereby he showed the
men the value of having moral
brakes" which would be OF service
in time Of temptation The prison
quartet rendered two selections.
Governor Frear has appointed T.
M. Church to take the place left va.
cant by Emil A. Berndt on the board
of harbor commissioners. This prob
ably will be the last appointment Of
any importance by the present gov
ernor. He explains this selection was
made before the news of L. E. Pink
hams nomination by President VIII
son reached Hawaii, and is announc.
ed later because Church has just ac-
cepted it. One or two appointments
of new members on license commits
sfons may yet be announced, having
already been offered to men selected
for the jobs some time ago but not
yet accepted by them.