Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-26
local And GENElAL'


An inventory OF the estate Of Mary
j. Alexander has been filed In circuit
court. The estate is valued al about
$51.671.51.
Circuit Judge whitney yesterday
granted TO Louisa Keaki divorce
from Charles Keaki. the grounds be-
ing extreme cruelty.
A deIicatessen sale viii be held In
the Harrison block. Fort and Bereta-
mia streets, by the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society, next Saturday.
Henry Bond Restarick, bishop Of
Honolulu, has appointed Mrs. Celia
Searie and Mrs. .Kamaka Kawaihoa
as parish visitors.
A meeting Of the Honolulu Philhar-
monte Society will be held tonight in
the Elks' hall. Persons interested In
music are invited to attend,
]. d. McInerny, ]. L. Fleming and
T. H.. Petrie have been appointed by
Circuit Judge Whitney as appraisers
Of the estate of John J. Garden, late
of Honolulu.
/ A halloween party will be given at
the Castle kindergarten at 8 O'Clock
next Friday evening. All young wo
men in Honolulu are invited TO at
tend.
A meeting of the territorial grand
jury will be held in the judiciary build.
ing at o'clock next Thursday after.
noon The jury now is at work on
its annual report.
The members of the Japanese Y. NJ.
C.. A. viii hold halloween social at
the club building on Friday evening,
October 20. All English speaking
Japanese are requested TO be present
A big cargo OF bananas, 5000 bunch.
es, was taken in the LIirline this aft
ernoon Other cargo Included $4,000
cases Of canned pines, 20OG tons of
molasses. 900 tons of sugar and mis-.
cellaneous freight.
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E. G. Duisenberg and Lester Petrie
were appointed by the loan fund COM
mission yesterday to investigate the
route of the proposed new Queen
street sewer line for which the city
is asking an appropriation.
The Mothers Club of Kaimuki will
hold q Halloween costume dance at
LiIiuokalani School next Saturday aft
ernoon, October 30. from to to 5. All
children are invited to attend. Ha-
waiian music. Children 10 cents; par
ents free.
Children who are to sell tickets fol
the Outdoor Circles children's carni
val are requested to meet with Mrs
James Bicknell at $3.50 o'clock next
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. F. ]. Low
rey's residence, Victoria and Lunalilo
streets.
A meeting of the board of harbor
commissioners will be held in the of
fee of the superintendent of public |
works at 1850 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. Two members of the board ar
rived from the mainland this morn
ing, thus making a quorum in Homo
lulu. They were T. M. Church and
C. ]. Mccarthy.
Because of the death of Augustus e
Murphy, clerk of the United States
district court, Judge Dole this morn
ing declared court adjourned until
Thursday. Most of the offices in the
court building are open for the trans
action of necessary business, but the
death of the clerk has caused suspen-
sion of general activity in the building.
An interesting meeting has been
planned for Friday evening at the
University Club by the ladies of the
Outdoor Circle. AS there are over
900 members and each one has the
privilege of bringing her escort.
large number is expected. The fea-
ture of the evening is to be an illus.
trated travelogue on India by Profess
sor ]. f. Rock, who has recently re-
turned from al extended trip through
that part of the world.
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