Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-25
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Harmony Lodge. ]. ossoAF.. meets
this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Oceanic lodge No. 371. F. and A. NJ.
will hold a stated meeting at 100 p.
M tonight
P. D. Kellett, Jr.. addressed large
congregations last night at Kauma-
kapaIi church
The Kings Daughters will meet at
the residence of Mrs. W. l. Hopper at
7:30 O'Clock this evening.
Judge Whitney has granted Annie
Peterson divorce from John A. Pet
erson on the ground OF desertioh
Henry Smith today was appointed
executor OF the estate OF Rose X
Cox, to serve under $1,000 bond.
Mary G. Shepherd has been appoint
ed executrix OF the estate of Peleg P.
Shepherd, to serve without bond.
| A copy of the 1914 report of the
Iattorney general of the Unite'l States
has been received by Augustus Z.
Murphy, clerk OF the local federal
court -"
| After brief deliberation a jury in
Circuit Judge Ashford's court found
Frank Jose guilty of a statutory
charge today. Jose will receive sen.
tence Wednesday afternoon. ~ 49,
f. All members of Excelsior Lodge No.
| l, l. o. o. F., are requested to be pres
erit tomorrow evening, as a matter OF
Importance is to be brought before the
Hodge. .E'',zf71 80
Child Labor Sunday" is set for
next Sunday and will be observed by
ministers and lecturers throughout
the world. Several local pastors have
j said they will join in the observance.
Eighty-four alien japanese are in
detention at the federal immigration
station awaiting examination for adj
mission to the territory They arriV-
ed in the steamer Ghiyo Maru today.
G. Tashiro today was appointed ad.
ministrator under $4,000 bond, of the
estate of Nitaro Kurisaki, and author
lied to conduct the business, which
consists of the establishment known
as the Aala saloon.
The governor today signed the fol-
lowing three land patents: Louisa G.
Marcallino, for land in the Auwaio-
limu tract, Honolulu; Lydia Meheula,
for lot 10, block C., at Kappa, Kauai,
and Hee Kim, for lot 2, block o, also
at Kappa, Kauai. -. =
/ The Spirit of Christianity in the
Writings of Tagore'' will be the sub
ject of paper which Mrs. Arthur G.
Smith will read at meeting of the
woman's auxiliary and guild Of st.
Andrews parish Tuesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. l. Tenney Peck,
1928 Wilder ayeniie WIFI be hostess.
c. G. Bockus today informed Super.
intendent &C. RI Forbesf that he in.
tends appearing pbefore the harbor
i commission week from tomorrow to
renew his petition for. the privilege of
erecting his proposed 100000 amuse-
ment pier at Waikiki beach
| A rehearsal of "The Shotgun" the
comic opera to be presented during
Carnival week, will be held in the mau-
ka pavilion of the Young hotel at 8
O'Clock this evening. The members
OF the cast and all those desiring to
take part in the chorus are requested
to be present.
While malihinis basked in The sun
at the beaches kamaainas shiYered
and donned heavier garments yester-
day, January "a. The thermometer
registered SO degrees yesterday and
a cool wind was blowing over the
| mountains. A year ago on the same
date the lowest temperature was SO
degrees and that was the coolest Jan
uary "a in Is years.
The harbor commission will meet
at the usual hour, $50 O'clock. to-
morrow morning. /. All members of
the board, except possibly James
Wakefield. expect to leave tomorrow
evening for Kauai to inspect wharf
sites at Waimea and Koloa A $500
appropriation by the legislature for
pier at the latter place remains I'M
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