Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27
LOCAL AND GFNfRkL!

Honolulu Lodge. No. 400. +. & A,
NJ. special, Arst degree, tonight at
7:30 O'Clock.
Excelsior Lodge No. |, J. .. d. +.
will meet In the Odd Fellows hall.
Fort street, at 7:3H O'Clock tonight.
On the ground of nOn-sHpport, Cir,
cult Judge Whitney today granted to
T TakemotO a divorce from Shoichi
akemotO.
There will be a meeting Of the
Board of Agriculture at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Office of Al
bert Warehouse.
The final accounts of Cecil Brown
as administrator of the estate OF
Elizabeth Mahiai Robinson, deceased,
were approved today by Circuit Judge
w. l.. Whitney.
Circuit Judge Whitney today APP
proved the final accounts of Mellisa
Motley as exeeutrix of the will OF Will
liam Motley. late of Kalaupapa, MOlo-
kai.
Civil service examinations for men
eligible for positions in the United
States customs department. as Gus
toms inspectors, will be held in Ho-
nOlulu on May r.
There will be a meeting every night
this week in the Christian church, be-
ginning at 100 o'clock. This even
ing Mr.. Crabtree OF San Diego, Cali
will speak.
Two cases Of, tuberculosis today
were reported to the anti-tuberculosis
bureau of the board OF health. One
of the cases is OH Kauai and the other
on leeward Molokai. No deaths from
tuberculosis have been reported in
Honolulu since Sunday, on which day
there were two at the IIeahi Home.
Owing to the fact that the legisla.
ture is on the eve Of adjournment
body are demanding the attention OF
members of the commission, the meet.
ing OF the harbor commission which
was scheduled for this morning, will
be heidi tomorrow at l o'clock in the
department of public works Offices.
A meeting of the board Of health
was held yesterday afternoon at which
| time considerable routine work was
cleared of. Resolutions in memory OF
the late Hon. NJ. p. Robinson were
passed. A communication was read
| from the board of medical examiners
recommending that Dr. J. c. Peden
be given a license to practise medi.
cine in the territory.
To commemorate the tenth anniyer-
sary of its institution, Canoes Circle
No. 240, Companions Of the Forest,
the women's auxiliary of the Ancient
Ordersof Foresters, will give dance
in Lusitana hall, Alapai and Lunalilo
streets, on Saturday night, beginning
at o'clock. Invitations for the af-
fair have been sent out.
The Food.Fnel" will be the sub
ject of the lecture by DIR. w. C. Hobby
in the How to Keep Well" series az
the Y. NJ. C.. A. this evening. Doc
tor Hobby will continue his interest
ing lecture OF last Tuesday and will
discuss the digestive system and the
relative values of various foods.
Those who do not have tickets for the
course may purchase single admis.
sions. This series is proving to be a
popular feature at the association.
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AS far AS circuit court is concerned
there were no new developments to.
day in the badger game" expose in.
volying John T. Scully, George A.
t'Bert'') Bower and others. The plea
of guilty entered yesterday by Paul H.
Boggs doubtless means that Scully will
never act as a witness for the prose
.cutiOn against Boggs, McGrath and
Bower, indicted for sec0nd-degree rob-
berry, and In. which matter Scully's
case was Bolle pressed. Sentence will
be imposed on the defendants Satur.
day in Judge Ashford's court