Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-13
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Federal court today adjourned until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Circuit Judge Ashhford's court today
was adjourned until Friday morning
August 20, at 8 O'Clock.
The industrial accident board for
the city and county of Honolulu is
meeting at its rooms in the McCand-
less building this afternoon
The Woman's Exchange and the
Standard Optical Company. both OF
Honolulu, we're disincorporated in the
office of the territorial treasurer yes
terday. .s.
Owing to the fact that Commission
er Gignoux has gone to the states on
his vacation, no meeting of the Public
Utilities Commission will be held for
the next six weeks.
Charles G.. Rowan, recently Of the
staff of the Pacific Advertiser, has
been appointed as head of the depart
ment of journalism and printing at the
San Diego high school
The final accounts of the Trent
Trust Company, executor of the estate
of Victor Fagerroos, we're approved
by Circuit Judge Whitney and the
executor discharged today.
The Knights of Kamehameha, COM
posed entirely of young Hawaiians,
will give a musical concert in Cooke
Hall, Y. NJ c. A. building, at 7:30
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
A petition for adjudication in bank
rutcy, filed in federal court by T. IRA
take, was granted today by Judge
Sanford B. Dole. The case has been
referred to j. G. Pratt, referee.
A bicycle ridden by M. Kawakami
and a motorcycle driven by W. F.
Thompson were in collision at Queen
and River streets yesterday Kawa.
kami was slightly injured about the
arms.
While working on machine at the
Libby, Mcneil & Libby cannery at Ka-
lihi yesterday, q 16-year-old boy named
Carlos had his left leg painfully crush
ed when his foot slipped into the con-
veyor. The boy was taken to a hes
pital.
To discuss the paving of Lusitana
street as proposed by Superintendent
G. r. Forbes and City Engineer White
house, public hearing will be held in
the office of the superintendent of
public works at II o'clock next Monday
morning.
That Hawaiian Pineapple Day will
be changed on the calendar of the
Panama-Pacific exposition is the good
news received from Theodore Hardee,
of publicity at the exposition.
in recent letter to A. p. Taylor of
the Promotion Committee.
A collision between atltomcbile num-
Der SO and truck number AL yester-
day in Kipapa Gulch. resulted in con-
siderable damage to the motor car,
and less to the truck Motorcycle Pa.
trolman William B. Ferry reported the
accident. Drivers names we're not OBJ
tanned.
A concert by the Knights of Kane
hameha, an organization of Hawaiian
boys under the instruction of j. Brooks
Brown at the Y NJ. C. A., is scheduled
for next Saturday night, August A.
Musical selections, both vocal and in
will be features of the
evening. An admission price of rs
cents is announced.
Nearly $6,000,000 in gold is en- route
TO San Francisco today on the Ocean
ic liner Ventura, sent by bankers in
Sydney, Australia, to banks in the Bay |
City. The money is for the settlement |
Of large debts which have kept piling |
up In the colonies because of large i'm |
portations there from the states
With a crack like a big whip, a |
stern line on. the Tenyo Maru parted |
his morning as the big T. K. K. liner |
was being warped alongside Pier Z. |
The big three-inch rope cable was not |
big enough to Withstand the terrific |
strain. and broke near the boat. A +
lew line was soon attached, so that |
The boat was not delayed more thar
i've minutes in docking.
The case of William X. Simerson,
charged with having demolished an |
belonging to 7. Honda, was
-emanded to the district court by Cir |
nit Jud9e Ashford Yesterday When |