Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL

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Iing for the discussion OF important
business matters.
4 meeting Of the members of the
/ Hawaii Promotion Committee will be
held In the rooms Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, Stangenwald building, at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon.
A meeting of Honolulu Chapter No.
! !. r. A. 81, has been called for 1880
o'clock this evening in the Masonic
Temple. There viii be work in the
mark master degree.
Noa Malanui has filed a petition I'm
circuit court asking that he be ap-
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Haliimaile Palama, who died Nov. II
leaving an estate worth approximately
500.
Among the governors callers to-
day were ]. A. Baker, E. s. rCunha,
John Paris, August Hamburg. Herman
SchultZe and l.. L. McCandless.
The public works department is adj
vertising for bids for the construction
of dormitory and two-story cottage
at the Girls Industrial school, Moili-
iii, the bids to be opened at noon
February. 16.
Alleging non-support Rose Tam Jose
has fled petition in circuit court for
divorce from Tam Jose, an en-
ploye on the American Hawaiian ship
Columbia She asks for the custody
of the two children, boy OF 6 and
girl Of years, and the restoration ct
her maiden name, Rose Akona *
The Hawaiian Trust Company, trus-
tee under the deed of trust from
James Aud and Uwini Aud fled its
fifth annual account In circuit court
today. 1t reports $35.240 received on
account of principal, $35, 200 invested
in real estate, $5773.20 received In in
come and S5f7S.5S spent in income.
Ed Lord filed a new affidavit in
court yesterday, to the effect that
a meeting for the election of trustee
in Bankruptcy for the Breakwater
Company is to be held at Philadelphia
February IL.
A meeting of the Woman's Society
Of Kalihi Union church is being held
this afternoon at the church, having
convened at 2 o'clock Several mat
tiers of importance win be brought up
for discussion and full attendance is
requested. ~
The good and bad features of the
corporate form of business organiza-
ton will form the topic of discussion
by the Alexander Hamilton Institute
Club, which meets at the Y. M. c. A.
at o'clock this evening. r. B. An
derson will lead the discussion.
Attorney general Tnayer, who re-
turned from Maui yesterday. reports
the get together" moyemnt is work
ing powerfully there at this time,
the business men of the island pre-.
pairing for a big dinner to be held at
Wailuku this evening. They are ar.
ranging for the civic convention, to be
held on the Valley Isle this year.
The Alumni Association of the Nc
Kinley High school will hold a meet
! ing at the high school this evening,
beginning at 1880 O'Clock. The mat
i ter of the associations giving a ten
mis- court to the high school will be
brought up for discussion and it has
been requested that all members be
present
Domestic cats gone wild, stealing
small pigs and committing other SINH
, lar depredations is the latest story
! Superintendent Jack d. McVeigh has
brought back from Molokai. He told
this story in all seriousness to the
territorial board of health yesterday.
The Aiea homestead road was COM
pleted by Contractor William Cullen
| and accepted by the territory this
week. The contract called for grad
! ing and culvert work covering a dis
lance Of about one mile, at n cost of
$1,000. The job was inspected Mon
day by Assistant Superintendent A. C..
Wheeler and the final payment made
/ the contractor yesterday.
The report of F. G. Kirchoff, con-
! structing engineer of the Honolulu
water department since July 16. 1913.
for the six months up to December 81
has been filed in the office of the sup
erintendent of public works Practi-
cally all construction and improve
ments undertaken to date will be
completed by March /, when it is like
ly the water department will be taken
over by the municipal government.
Prof. w. P. Ferguson if Mills School
will be the speaker this evening at the
quarterly convention offs the Oahu
Young Peoples Union which will be
held in Kawaiahao church. beginning
] at 7:S0 o'clock. The several churches
and societies of the city will have re-
representatives. at the convention and
many interesting business matters
will be brought up for discussion. A
literary and musical program has been
[ UI'pna red The DuhliC iS invited tn at