Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL

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Lei Aloha Chapter No. -. o. E. S,
meets in Masonic Temple :oAight Al
half-past seven. .-
William Mckinney Lodge Ne. 3, K.
OF p, will meet in K. P. hall al half
past seven tonigh;
All pure food drinks at Consolidated
Soda Works. The Oldest firm in the
islands. -Advertisement
A seven passenger touring car IS of.
fered for sale at a, bargain by the
/ Royal Hawaiian Garage.
Paper d5ilies and ramekins are be-
ing sod in many patterns and sizes
By the Hawaiian News Co.
| Distilled water and Hires root beer
delivered everywhere. Consolidated
Sodas Advertisement. n.
Manhattan shirts, sold by Mclnerny,
at the style center, relieve one of any
discomfort following poorly fitting
clothes. :-- -. II.
| c. @. zee Hop meat market have
some choice veal, lamb, mutton and
/ beef. Give them an order. Ring up
i Telephone 3451. f.. ..~. I'LL
Members of Thno Roosevelt Camp
No. 1, q. 5. w. V, will rold social
session in the bungalow at nalf-past
seven this evening. ~.
An ordinance to provide for the
testing of dairy cows for tuberculosis
has been passed to publication by the
supervisors of the County of Kauai.
Popular fiction. All the latest books
| received by every steamer. Come in
and get the last book by your favor
lite author. A. B. Arleigh & Co., Ho-
| telsstreet. -. g. ~. 80.
BY quoting Live closer 70 nature
| and the sea ne trent Trust &c. is
advising the purchase of beach prop
erty which theys have for sale from
81, 900 up. 80. -.,..- FL:
Owing to the fndisposition of Bishop
Restariek, Chaplain Pruden, OF Fort
Shafter, will preach in st. ANDREWS
cathedral Sunday evening at seven
thirty o'clock. -. 4. -.
Collectors of Green Stamps are en-
titled to chance free on a whole"
room full of furniture. Come In and
see. Everything free for Green
Stamps .-advertisement Il
Eyes examined, glasses supplied.
Factory on the premises, A. NJ San
ford, optician, Boston building, Fort
street, over Henry May & Co., Tele-
phone 174O.-adyertisement.
Amy Gouveia has brought suit for
divorce against John Gouve:a on a
charge of desertion. She says her
husband earns monthly salary of
500. The couple have four children.
Benson's sarsaparilla is considered
the best Spring tonic for Hawaii and
is recommended and guaranteed as
such by the manufacturers Benson,
Smith & Co., Fort and Hotel streets.
have thousand designs Of 1914
calendars to select from. See me be-
fore buying elsewhere Geo "
Jakins, auctioneer and commission
agent, 76 Beretania street.-advertise-
ment.
s M. E. Silva, the undertaken, has a
new autocar and is now prepared for
removing bodies to or from any part
'of the city and country districts.
Phone 1179; night call 2514 or 2160.-I
advertisement
All CITIZENS who install the DEMO-
Fire Alarm system on their premises
will soon be in position to demand
that rates and conditions of assurances
be in keeping with their own efforts
to protect their own property.
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/, Tie Hawaiian Mission children will
meet at the old mission home at 4:15f
to extend aloha to William H. Gulick,
soon to return to Spain. Members
from the other islands or from abroad
who may be in town are especially
asked to be present, and invite |
friends. T.. ~: s.:~ !
l.. S. CONFESS will leave for Wash |
ington shortly to take the law course
at Georgetown University, and he is |
counted ON for valuable services to
Hawaii whenever occasion offers, be-
ing well fitted to render such from
his newspaper experience and long
residence here.
AS a little variation from the regu-
lar calendar, two divorces were grant
ed in Judge Whitney's court this
morning at the behest of the husbands. |
Unzo Matsuura was granted separa-
tion from his wife, Vote Matsuura, and
Hosaku Yamada divorced from his !
spouse, Machi Yamada. =. r.. -. =.
The Hawaiian Mission Children will
meet at the Old Mission Home on Sat
urday, March Sth, at quarter past four,
to greet Cousin" VIM. H. Gulick, soon
to return to Spain. Members from the |
other islands, or from abroad, who
may be in town, are especially asked |
to be present. and all are at liberty |
to invite friends. Notices have been
sent to families but no formal invita-
tions have been given out.
Former Governor George R. Carter,
leader of the Progressive party in Ha-
wall, has been chosen by the Cham
Der of Commerce and the Merchants
Association to represent them in
Washington during the special session
of Congress for revision of the tariff.
Members of the executive committees
of these organizations, who made the
choice, congratulated each other after
the meeting on having secured repre- |
sentation by man so strongly identl'
fed with the commercial and politi-
cal life of Hawaii. 1t is understood |
that Mr. Carter will leave at once for