Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-17

F. Sehnack today filed notice in the
circuit court OF his withdrawal from
the case of Francisco Salinas vs. P NJ.
Pond.
The territorial grand jury will meet
at ; o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the judiciary building, at which time
a large number OF criminal charges
will be investigated
Anyone having finished work from
the st. Clements Red Cross center is
requested to send it in by noon Fri
day next, as the packing for shipment
is to be done that day.
There will be a service of hymns
and intercessiOns in St Andrews ca
thedral at 100 o'clock this evening in
observation Of Ash Wednesday, Bish.
op Henry Bond Restarick will offiCiate
AT the studio OF A. R. Gurrey is a
large photograph taken OF grOupe OF
officers belonging to German war
bound steamers now at Honolulu. The
picture will soon adorn a local gallery.
The first meeting of the Auxiliary
of St Andrews cathedral branch, for
the Lentcn sewing. will be held Friday
afternoon at 2:3O in the guild hall.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
1t is estimated that moro than 1000
persons attended the performance of
terday The play was given by the
members of the Punahou Dramatic
club.
A meeting will be held tonight at
8 o'clock at the residence of w. o.
Barnhardt in Puunui to perfect the
organization of an Improvement club
to look after the interests of that dis.
trict.
. A declaration of intention to be-
come an American citizen has been
fled in the office of the clerk of the
federal court by Ernest Missland, a
native of Germany Missland is en-
pioyed on the U. s. revenue cutter
Thetis.
Richard T. Prince appeared before
the board of supervisors last night to
urge safeguarding the beaches of Ho-
noIulu and particularly the cleaning-up
Of the beaches. He was informed that
these matters are already under con.
sideration by the city fathers.
Applications for building permits were
lied today as follows: s. Nakayama,
;wo buildings in Kuakini street, $500
each; J. C. 'Grilho, three buildings at
King street and Kalihi road, cost $780,,
1886 and 1860, respectively; w. K. Ma
maui, building in Boyd lane, $1100.
A hearing was to be held in the SUI
1reme court this afternoon in the mat.
er Of the application Of M. F. Scott |
ind Nettie L. Scott for writ of pro-
lfbition; - Circuit AJHdgeS y. B. STU
art and Attorney Joseph Lightfoot,
mastery in chancery, respondents.
In compliance with rulting recent |
y made by the department of justice,
4. E. Murphy, clerk of the federal
,ourt, has renewed his bond of $780,
,C0. The ruling is that the bond shall
De renewed every two years. Mr.. /
durphy's bond has been approved by
Judge Sanford B. Dole and ordered
He'd.
Henry w. Kinney, superintendent
# public instruction, said today that
he recently installed vocational train
ng system in the public schools of the
erritory is progressing successfully.
school lunch kitchen has been es-
ablished at the Kalihiwaena school
nd another will be opened at Hondu,
Hawaii /
The University of California club
t meeting of members in the Uni
ersity club building last night adopt
d a constitution and bylaws, max.
ne provision for Initiation Of women
s honorary members. Charter Day, I
yIiich will be celebrated in California
Iarch 90, will, be recognized by the |
Tub here.
Lack of attendance at the meetings
f the Hawaiian Philatelic society may
esult in the disbandonment of that Or
according to members, and
he latter course is. being given seri-
us consideration. The association
100000 worth of stamps at
coke hall in the Y. NJ. c. A. building
wo years ago.
Mrs. A. A. Wilder was appointed
hartman of the billboard committee
the Outdoor Circle at a meeting of
ne organization yesterday. The mem.
ers are Mrs Harry Macfarlane. Mrs.
Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. C. l. Buero.
FRS. Lorrin A. Thurston, Mrs. A. n.
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