Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-12


ken baanent office space at the
Pre- oison committee quarters.
s territorial board of health viii
seaf 81 DIR. ]. S. B. Pratt's office al
rclock this afternoon. Only
i NJ business will be transacted.
= Nihsft A. Abbey, who had been a
Szt Il at Leahi home for some time,
dsa there yesterday morning. The
Ieisesal will take place late this after.
tfs4a from H. III. Williams undertake.
Ia parlors. He is survived by -four
aers and sister.
jutant General J. w. Jones OF
TIE National Guard has received word
PISS the members OF. the rifle team
II Oh participated in the big contest
TAI Camp Perry have left San Francis.
6 on the Sierra, enroute home, and
vii arrive here next Monday.
rhe bond CT Yid In, accused Of as.
salt and battery, and who had APP
gealed from the district courts YER
oct, was declared forfeited by Circuit
Judge Robinson this morning, when
tie defendant failed to appear In
court. The appeal was dismissed.
Henry Van Giesen, cited for con
tempt of court for failure to pay his
wife $45 month alimony, has been
ordered by Judge Whitney to begin
the cash payments of this amount be-
fore September Is, also to, pay SIS
for the wife's counsel fees in having
him cited.
An extension of it's free delivery
service is to be inaugurated by the
Wells Fargo Company the first of
the month, according to announce.
ment made. BY the extension, free
delivery may be had from Diamond
Head to Fort Shafter. The new
bounds include nearly the entire city.
A meeting was held this afternoon
of the board of agriculture and forest
ry at the. Offices of the Waterhouse
company. Routine matters consumed
the time of the meeting. Several re-
ports were submitted, notably the
report of w M. Giffard. in which he
outlined the work which has been go
| ing on al the station.
The st. Louis Alumni Association
will give smoker tomorrow night at
1880 p. IN. at Dreier's hall, Union
street. Refreshments win be served,
besides the regular smoker arrange
mentS. Music viii be furnished dur
ing the evening. pedro tournament,
speeches, songs furnished by selected
talent Of the association.
Superintendent J. w. Caldwell, Of
the public works department, ANNOUNCE
es that three big buildings on the site
of the old Girls Industrial school at
Palama are to DE turned ever tosthe
department OF public instruction, to be
added to the Kaiulani school This
viii make an addition of seven good
sized rooms to that school, at pres
ent much in need of larger facilities
for the increased attendance. The
pupils formerly kept at the industrial
school at Palama have been transfer
red to the Institution at Moiliili. Sew
|eral outbuildings and some fencing
now on the grounds at Palama will be
sold at public auction shortly.
The Lord Young Engineering Co.
was awarded the contract yesterday
for the construction of the concrete
foundation and frame superstructure
of the Wilder avenue pumping sta
tion. The company's bid is the lump
sum of $s,263, with 50 per cubic yard
for the excavation, $50 per cubic yard
for the concrete and a ninety day
limit within which the job is to be
finished. The only other tender was
submitted by the Honolulu Planning
Mill, which set the lump sum at $10,-
122. the same figures for excavation
and concrete, and seyenty-five days
to complete the work.
Approximately $1,000 pupils will at
tend the schools of the territory dur
ing the coming school year, begin
fRing next Monday, according to In
spector George s. Raymond This is
nearly twice the number enrolled If
teen years ago. In Honolulu an In
crease this year OF 1000 is antici-
pated, raising the enrolment to TO-
600 students, while the number out
side Honolulu on Oahu is expected to
be nearly $500. Kalihi-KaTs new six
room frame school house, now in
course OF construction, will be ready
for occupancy early next month. A
general exodus of teachers from Ho-
nolulu to their stations on the outside
Islands will take place today and to-