Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-27
LOCAL and GENERAL

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| The trial calendar for all civil and
Equity suits for the coming term vii
be called in Judge Cooper's division
OF the circuit court Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock
4 Horses and mules for sale or hire
Fine, large, young California mule!
just received. Imported island horses
for work Of all kinds. Club Stables
Ltd, telephone 1109.
/ Petition has been fled in the land
court to register and confirm the title
of Kolokea Napapa and Hattie John
son to 1870 square feet Of land Al
kapalama. assessed at $3.50.
Judge Whitney, sitting in land
court, has ordered the issuance of q
decree registering the title of the
kaiulani Home for Girls to liz acres
at Robello Lane. Palana, assessed at
sS.5S5.
The travelling tuberculosis exhibit
of the territorial board Of health is
now being displayed among the plan
tations and villages on Oahu, under
the care OF Prof. M. B. Bairos. The
moving picture films and illustrated
slides were shown at Aiea last week.
Three weeks probably will be re-
quired to complete the tour OF this
! island.
Two saltwater FIRE hydrants for
each wharf probably viii be installed
by the order Of the harbor commits.
sion on the suggestion of the flre
chief, thus relieving the water situ-
alton and affording much greater pro-
lection. On receipt of the suggestion
from the FIRE chief the harbor board
yesterday afternoon instructed Engi-
neer Park to prepare an estimate OF
the expense Of inaugurating the new
system.
Mary E. Foster has filed In the
court Of land registration q petition
to register and confirm her title to q
ninety-three one-hundredths interest
in the land on windward Oahu held by
the Hui of Kahana, her interest of
which is assessed at $61,77 These
lands, containing $3.50 acres, are the
principal water source under lease to
the Waiahole Water Company, which
is now digging the big tunnels through
the Koolau mountain range to con-
vey the waters to the lands Of the
Oahu Sugar Company.
With the organization of the Kauai
chamber Of commerce now complete,
the residents of the Garden Island In
tend launching campaign OF promo
ton and have adopted the slogan,
See KaEai Next, = according to ]. M.
Lydgate of Lihue, who is visiting in
Honolulu Mr.. Lydgats, in confer
ence with the secretary Of the pro-
motion committee, il making In
quiries into the best way for the
Kauaians to start ADVERTISING their
own scenic attractions, and the Sec
rotary has offered his cooperation in
directing the tourists toward the Gar
den Island.
. The funeral services Of the late The
0d0re BUehme. who died yesterday aft
ernOon at the Qneen's hospital follow
ing short illness, we're held this aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock from williams un-
dertaking establishment. Mr.. Boehme,
who for the past several years had
been an inmate of the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home, was taken i'll Monday and
removed to the hospital He was IS
years old at the time of his death, and
it Is believed that this extreme age
was too great to afford him power to
rally. The deceased had been q resi-
dent of Honolulu for number of
years and was Grand Army veteran.
Miss Lillian G. Brawthen of Chi
cago. sister of Miss Clara Brawthen
Of the faculty of Oahu College, is a re-
cent arrival in Honolulu and will be-
come one of the instructors in the mu-
sic department Of Punahou. Miss
Brawthen has specialized in the teach
ing the piano to smaller children, she
having had several private classes in
this respect in Chicago for a number
Of years prior to coming to this city.
She received her training at the North
western university school Of music at
Evanston, H., and at the American
Conservatory of Music in Chicago,
coming to Honolulu well-equipped for
the demands of a rapidly-gruwing de-
partment in the college course.