Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-04
. LOCAL and GENERAL

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Final accounts OF the temporary adj
ministrator of the estate of the late
E. R. Hendry have been filed in the
circuit court by the. Hawaiian Trust
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The four boys who escaped from the
weeks age. and who were caught after
few days freedom, have again run
away and are at present at liberty :
Among the island residents who
are visiting in Honolulu and who are
registered at the Young hotel are
John Moir, Papaikou; William Glib,
Naalehu; Mrs. John Al. Scott, Hilo,
and Mrs, Fred T. Williams. ~<
New candidates will be- initiated at
a meeting Of Honolulu lodge No 500,
Loyal Order Of Moose, which has been
called for 1880 o'clock Friday evening
in the Odd Fellows hall, Fort near
King street. = -; &s31f@ 81.
The Honolulu Wire Bed Company
has been awarded the contract to fur
nish ISL lockers, for use in the new
National Guard armory. The COM
panysss bid was s2114, the work to be
completed within SO days. - III i.
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A meeting of the board of sHperVi-
sors has been called for II: Is o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in the assembly
hall, county building, at which time
| the sewer and water works ordinance
may be brought up for discussion.
Under the direction OF Kapellineis-
ter Henri Berger, the Hawaiian band
will play at the reception at o'clock
this afternoon which Bishop and Mrs.
Henry Bond sRestarick will hold for
those delegates and clergymen who
have been in attendance at the Episco-
pal conyocation. < g.
A meeting has been called for, Mon
day evening, June 8, in K. of p. hall.
of all. Englishmen-and the sons and
grandsons OF Englishmen-when might
be interested in, the re-establishing in
Honolulu of lodge of the Order of
Sons of st. George John C. Searie
will take the chair at 7:45 o'clock.
An~appeal has been flied in the SUI
Dreme court against a decision given
May q in the lower court by Percy
NJ. Pond and w.. A. Greenweil I'M the
suit Of Alexander G. Montgomery and
Eugene r. Hendry (as United States
marshaD. The case arises over a
lease of rooms located in the Model
building, =" j.
Two allowances of amendments of
articles of association were approved
of By Governor Pfnkham this morn.
ing and they were of the Maui Wine
&, Liquor Company and the Honolulu
Chamber. of Commerce. The former
concern is increasing it's capital stock
! and the other amendment is caused
by the amaIgamation of the two Ho-
Ifolulu civic bodies.
President W. A. Bryan of the Tax
Equalization League Of Hawaii, has
| called a meeting Of the executive
board for tomorrow afternoon ON the
Young hotel roof garden and it is an
ticipated that plans fer meeting dur
ing the present month will be formu-
lated. Several speakers with expert
knowledge on taxation matters have
been secured for the next public meet
| ing
| tuberculosis cases to the number of
"A are reported by the clerk of the
And-Tuberculosis league as having
been discovered in the territory dur
ing May. This is one case more than
the number handled during April, the
total of 30 deaths being four less than
the previous month OF the total new
cases, Honolulu furnished As per cent,
or 26, and of the deaths g. per cent,
or 10.
The resembling of the regulation
that forbids the standing of automo-
| bfles in Fort street has proved most
popular with the feminine portion of
| Honolulu's residents who drive cars.
1t. was noticeable this morning that
many women were taking advantage
| OF the enactment of the supervisors
and allowing their cars to stand I'M
attended, for salt an heur without
| any serious blockade being caused to
l the traffic in that particularly busy
street.