Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

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the Judiciary building.
The board of supervisors viii meet
in adjourned session tonight in the as
semhly room in the city hall.
The Hawaiian band gave a public
concert at noon today In Bishop park,
opposite the Alexander Young hotel.
/ Invitations are out for q smoker to-
morrow night at the car house, to be
given by the Transit Employees Bene-l
fit Association. i
The annual meeting of the Hospital
Flower Society, takes place next
Thursday at half-past ten o'clock in
! the Library Of Hawaii.
The regular business meeting Of the
Outdoor Circle will be held at the
home of Mrs. F. J. Lowrey on Satur.
day morning at ten o'clock.
Local Japanese merchants cabled a
protest against the raise In steamship
freight rates to the merchants asso-
| citation in Toxic yesterday. ~
St Andrews Auxiliary and Guild
J held its monthly meeting at the resi-.
denoe Of Miss Annie H. Parke, Nuu.
anu valley, this afternoon at three
o'clock. !
According to. information, from San
Diego, Ernest Kaai has taken charge
| of the Hawaiian village at the South.
ern California fair, relieving Kenneth
Croft. ~ 81. fts. lis
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y The University of California Club
will meet tonight at 7:45 o'clock at
4 the University Club All u. of C. men.
are urged to be present. =
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AT o meeting Of the officers and d.
lrectors ofathee Mid Pacific Carnival, IT
was said that only small deficit will
show when the accounts of the 1915.
festival are audited. s.3s t.z -.
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- Probations Officer Anderson has
taken under his wing .six OF the seven
Iboys who escaped from the Waialae
Industrial school. The one still at
large 10 expected to turn up soon.
Frank Hurley, who was recently
transferred by the road department
| from the sMoiiiilf quarry to the Wal
lac road by. City Engineer White
house. has been dismissed from the
department. ot4.s ~ .ifs.g
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The Trent Trust Company has sold
to Will Wayne q house and lot In the
,Makiki tract for $4,000. A lot in Pearl,
City. near the railroad. station. has
been sold through the same agency to-
q Hawaiian church huis
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Mayor Lane has not vet appointed
q building inspector 70 succeed Charles
G. Afurasky. whom he, discharged for
wilful neglect OF duty, but he has a
number of applicants to choose from.
Murasky draws his, salary up to the
time of hfs hearing before the super
visors last Friday night, .
F. A. Potter. in charge Of the Hawai-
ian aquarium At the San Francisco
fair, writes that the Hawaiian build
ing is as popular as eyer and that the
contrast between the cold March air
on the coast and the tropical warmth
|of the Hawaiian building brings con-
siderable comment.
No blame for the unfortunate autos
mobile accident on Hawaii on theE
Great. Northern excursion Is placed
.unon the Pacific Tours company by.l
the families Of the two women who
were killed. This Is the word received
by Philip C. Hall of the touring conn-
pany from Adelaide King Of Portland.
In letter to John Effinger, Jonah
Kumalae Of the Hawaiian giee club at |
the San francisco fair said Hawaii
Day was big celebration for all visit
ors and created . great desire among
many to come to Hawaii. The mayorl
of San Francisco went so far as tod
urge couples to spend their honey
moon In the Paradise of the Pacific
Thirteen lots on Kamehamefla "
road viii be sold at auction Thursday |
noon by %. A. Steven at hit place on |
Fort and Queen streets. The sale is
under q mortgage given by Katsuyora |
Haida and Chizuka Haida to secure q !
$4,000 note owed by the Macfarlanel
Co., Ltd. to the Honolulu Brewery
and Mating Company.
The weekly sewing meeting of the
Women's Guild and Auxiliary Of st.
Clements church was held In the par
ish house this afternoon at half-pasta
two. The sewing done Is for the Red
Cross Society. and It lis much desired
that the work laid out to be accom-.
plished during Lent be finished befored
Easter. e ~ tssal s--szss4 $SsssGs tssss
Attorney 3. C. Peters has filed suit
in circuit court against H.. Kishi for
1904 for legal services in federal court
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