Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-28
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Phoenix lodge meets this evening as
1850 o'clock. :
Regular meeting of Honolulu coun-
Gil of Kodash No. 1 this evening In
Masonic Temple. =
Honolulu Lodge Of Perfection, A. A.
s. R., viii hold special meeting this
evening at 1880 O'Clock in Masonic
Temple ~
A meeting OF the prizes and awards
committee of the carnival will be held
in the Promotion Committee rooms at
O'Clock this evening. -
Federal trial jurors not engaged in
the case OF Manual NJ. Pavao have
been excused until $50 O'Clock We'd
nesday morning. February ).
The Hawaiian band will play at the
departure of the steamer Sonoma, due
to leave at o'clock this afternoon
from Pier 10 for San Francisco. .=.
Sojiro Kobayashi, japanese tried
on charge of furious and needless
driving, was acquitted by the Jury in
Circuit Judge Ashford's court yester.
day. ~. ...-.
The Palolo Land & Improvement
Company, Ltd, met today In the office
Of Charles NJ. Cooke, Ltd. for the
election of officers and reading OF an
nual reports. ..-... -.r
Lieut-com. ]. A. Furer, U. S. N,
naval constructor at Pearl Harbor.
will speak on 1.-THE Development OF
the Modern Battleship" at the Y. NJ.
c. A tonight. @s.:.
Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and friends
are invited to a social dance to be
given by Pacific Rebekah Lodge No.
| after lodge this evening. Dancing
begins at $3.50 p. m. 49, :,
The chairmen of the committees OF
the Mid-Pacific Carnival will meet
with Director-General Dougherty in
the Promotion Committee rooms at
1880 O'Clock this evening. -.
Lorenzo Mayovo, a Filipino, was
shot in the eye as elimination of
feud at a Filipino camp on Kilauea
plantation, Kauai. according to re-
port from the Garden Island.
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Fred Harbour and J. Thompson,
structural iron workers, received Sc
we're injuries when a girder upon
which they were working at the coal
bunkers, Pearl Harbor. fell yesterday.
A lecture on Palms is being given
by Prof j. F. Rock Of the College OF
Hawaii at 8 o'clock this afternoon in !
the home of Mrs F. J.sLowrey, Luna
lilo and Victoria streets. Outdoor
Circle members are Invited to attend. |
The Hawaiian Trust Company, trus-
tee of the estate of j. @. Hayselden,
fled its final accounts In circuit court ]
yesterday. It reports receipts amount |
ing to $33,973.4S, and Disbursements |
of $33, 243.l5. John Marcallino has
been appointed master to examine the
accounts.
Proceeding from Rotterdam, Hoi- |
land. to the Dutch East indies, the
Rotterdam-Lloyd steamer Boyer ran
into mine on the coast of Portugal
and was sunk, according to informa-
ton received in letter yesterday by
l.. Wiser, motorman with the H. r. |
T. & L. Company.
The territorial public works depart. |
ment is advertising for tenders for
the construction of nearly mile of |
highway in Wood valley, Kau, Hawaii. !
the bids to be opened February Is.
Most Of the construction will consist |
OF grading and clearing. only a small |
part to be paved with wooden blocks
Cardenio A. Severance, a law part
ner of Frank B.. Kellogg, st. Paul
trust buster" will be the guest OF
honor at a dinner of the Bar Associa- |
ton of Hawaii in the University club
next Wednesday night. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Severance will resume their trip to |
the Orient on the steamer Korea next
week
Six contractors have entered bids
for the new William A. Love resi-
dence in Nuuanu valley, designed by
Ripley and Davis. The contract has
not yet been awarded. The tenders
are: G. M. Yamada, 1887. 40 days;
C. Okimura, $7575, June Is: Sanko
Company, $7S40. $50 days; Freitas &
Fernandez. $8915. June 10; Ingvorsen,
1875, 80 days; Honolulu Planning Mill,
Ltd, $12,375, May 80.
Hoping to obtain judicial elemency
Frank Joe, convicted by jury in cir
cult court recently of statutory of
tense, obtained continuance of his
case yesterday until Saturday. He |
then left the courtroom with the wo-
man concerned in search for mar
rage license. Deputy County Attor-