Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL

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Emma G. Midi. hitch was granted
z divorce yesterday from II. G. Mid
dleditoh, whom she accused OF noil-
support
The graduation exercises of the
Territorial Normal and Training
School will be held Friday evening,
June 20; at eight O'clock.
The quarterly session of Aloha
Temple a. A. o. y. ". S. viii be held
in the Masonic Temple this evening
at half-past seven O'Clock.
Tie City Mill Company has filed
suit in circuit court TO recover
s475.25 from Peter Vierra, the resi-
due of an old promissory note.
Judge Whitney yesterday granted
papers OF adoption to 0hiaokalani
Mahoe for Maggie Crabbe, seven
year-old girl whom Miss Mahoe has
cared for during the last six years and
eleven months. The child's name IS
to be changed to Maggie Mahoe.
Articles of incorporation for the
KaIihi- Moanalua Church, which owns
a church building and land on Ka-
mehameha N road estimated to be
worth $4,000, were approved by the
governor Yesterday. The incorpcrat-
ors are c. K. Bailey. Samuel Kauka,
Solomon Kuala. William K. Poai. A.
]. Mawae. John Kapali and d, K, Hoo
lapa.
1.-THE New Light Society" is the
name of an organization perfected By
the Filipinos of Honolulu. At a re-
cent meeting officers were elected as
follows: Vincente Area. president;
Floy ID. NJ Athena, yiec-president,
Vicente Leonsion, secretary; f. Val
buena, assistant secretary; G. 9. Al
yarico. treasurer; L. Bahina, assistant
treasurer; l.. Crusin. collector.
The following tenders for supply
ing rugs, carpets and a canopy for
the judiciary building have been re-
ceived by the public works depart
merit, and awards will be made Mon
day on the return of Superintendent
Caldwell from Maui: B. F. Ehlers.
for rugs. SIG; Coyne Furniture Com
iany, in grades, S99125, $1273.25 and
S1390.50; J. Hopp & Company,
s1319.50.
The commencement exercises of st.
Andrews Priory will take place
Thursday evening in the Davies Mem
orial Hall, commencing at eight
O'Clock at which time four students
will be awarded diplomas. The grad
uating class is composed of Eunice
Carter, Lucy Ching, Charlotte M.
Copp and Beatrice /. Dawson. Class
Day will be observed in the Davies
Memorial Hall on the afternoon of
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Owing to the lateness of the sub
hitting of the papers to the award
ing committee, no award has as yet
been made by the judges appointed to
pass upon the peace essays submit
ted in the contest held by the cham
Der of commerce. A large number
of essays have been received during
the week and it is probable that the |
award will be announced within a
week The committee of judges is
composed of Hon. Sanford B. Dole and |
Attorney General Wade Warren Thay-
er.
Electricians and telephone operat- !
ors are busy completing the two sys- |
tens in Woodlawn today. For some |
time they have been at work on this |
Jul, DuJ WITCH Ii 10 COtliplCtCu 1t viii |
be one of the best pieces of work of !
its kind in the city. The track is
rapidly coming to the front as an ideal |
home site, and it is said the construc-
ton of houses on it will soon COM
menced. Woodlawn rests on the gen.
tie slope of the hills, and all the prop
erty has an ocean view The road /
work is practically completed. Prob
ably one of the best avenues of the
city pass in front of Woodlawn.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the office of the territorial
for the Oahu Fishing Boat
Company, capitalized at $4,000, with
a maximum capitalization limit of
s25, 900, to engage in a general fish
ng business. The original stock is
divided into $50 shares, with a par
value of $50, and twenty shares are
aiken by each of the following: ].
Gonsalyes, Chas. Horswill, J. Dow
son, H. E. Walker, P.sMaurice McMa-
ION. K Yamamoto, Otto A. Bferbach,
Walter H. Bradley. A. V. Gear and
R. Iwasaki each take ten shares. ].
ionsalves, Jr., is named as president,
Dowcon cpprptorv and Fl r. Walk !