Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL

IWM AND GENERAL
A meeting Of the members CT Han
mony Chapter No. I. o. f. S has been
called fer 80 o'clock this evening in
, the Odd Fellows hall, Fort street.
The members of the George w. DE
Long Post, G. 4. r.. will meet at 1; 81
o clock this evening in the u. 5. w.
w. hall. Merchant and Alakea streets.
The shareholders in the Mountain
King Mining Company will meet at >
oici0ck tomorrow efternCcn at the
%'Cmmercial Club. John Watt who re-
Gently returned from ninspeCt.on Of
the grounds. will report on the condi-
ton and prospects CT the company.
A hearing CT petition for the APP
pertinent Of receiver in the matter
CT the Honolulu Electric Works, al
legged bankrupt, has been continued
until Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
before Judge Sanford B. Dole.
Three lnter-Island steamers are on
the berth for despatch to coastal ports
this evening. The Claudila for Maui.
the Noeau for windward Kauai and
the Likelike for ports Oh the W. G.
Hall route, are scheduled to depart
at O'Clock this evening.
The governor today granted Nick
Mihalich, a mounted orderly of the
First Field Artillery, the privilege of
changing his name to Nick Carter.
Mihalich. or Carter, is a native of
Ogulin, Austria, coming to the United
States in May, 1910. He asks the
alteration In cCgnomen because Of the
difficulty his acquai'Itances encounter
in attempting to pronounce and spell
the family name and the consequent
inconvenience it causes him.
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Under the direction of the workers
of the Palama Settlement, the chill
dren of the settlement are rehearsing
a play which is to be given sometime
near Christmas.
The two cases against Edward Gu.
ney, charged with having violated the
, white slave act, this morning were
set for trial in the federal court Janu-
airy 4. The trial of the second case
will follow the first
The trial eff the cases against AL,
bert Machado, charged with a viola.
tion of the white slave act, were set
| in the federal court this morning to
follow the trial of Edward Ciuney,
set for January 4.
The cases against George A. (Bert)
! Bower, two having to do with opium
and two charging him with having
violated the white slave act, have been
set for January II in the federal court
fer disposition. 1t is understood that
these cases will be nolle pressed by
the district attorney.
With % students enrolled. first
aid class now is being conducted at
the Palama settlement under the di-
rection of DR.. Milnor or the Queen s
hospital. The class Was started last
week, and Ifeadworkef James A. Roth
reports that much enthusiasm is being
taken in the work -
There net being quorum present
a meeting Of the members CT the Out
door Circle, scheduled for last Satur.
day Afternoon at the home of Mrs r,
]. Lowrey, was postponed until fur.
Their date. At the next meeting it is
will be appointed to serve during the
coming fiscal year.
The Kaimuki, Palolo and Waialae
Improvement club has isued invita-
tions to an entertainment and dance
at Liliuokalani school tomorrow, Tues.
day evening, at eight o'clock. Through
an error in previous announcement
ii. had been stated that this entertain
ment would occur last Friday night.
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