Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28
Local

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Honol1ln Lodge 81 Perfection. No. 1.
and HonoldIu Gonsistofy No. /. meet
tonight At O'Clock
The Y. w. C. A. invites an young
women 10 attend q Halloween party
on Friday evening At s o'clock at the
Castle Kindergarten
Governor Pinkham yesterday
signed ct his home, where he has been
detained lately on account Of Illness,
IL land patent grants for homesteads
on Oahu. Maui, Hawaii and Kauai.
To take charge Of the bureau Of
homesteads, Eli ]. Crawford, q mem
Der of the charter convention. has
been added to the clerical force Of the
public lands department.
The charter of the Hawaii Polo and
Racing Club and the articles Of asso-
citation Of the Kehena Water Company
and the Kohala Ditch Company have
been approved by Governor Pinkham.
Albert and Cyril Geer. theatrical
men charged with white slavery, will
be tried tomorrow in the United
States District Court, IL the case
against G. Kan Noon Is disposed Of
in time.
Because Lyle Kamaka. q Hawaii
an woman, had taken mouthful OF
permanganate Of potash, which she
spat out without swallowing, she
was treated at the Queens hospital
yesterday for poisoning.
Charles r. Frazier, George ]. O'Neill
and Raymond C. Brown, composing a.
committee Of the board OF retail trades
Of the Chamber Of Commerce, today
began q canvass Of the merchants Of
Honolulu to arouse interest in the
coming window display contest.
For the purpose Of choosing q d.
rector general Of the Mid-Pacific Car.
niva1 to take the place of Henry E.
Cooper, resigned. meeting has been
called next Friday at O'Clock. Sew
eral names have already been submit
ted as candidates for the position.
The young people OF the Portuguese
Evangelist church are to entertain
with play at the Central Union
Parish house ON friday evening. The
tickets are worded thus: Mother |
Goose and her family have come to
town, to see them you must pay two
quarters down.
Get Ready Club Of Y. NJ. @. A. will
hold meeting monday evening in
their clubrO0rhs. The program VIII |
consist Of talks on different subjects. |
H. Nielsen will give a short address
on "The Most Interesting American.
what IL the Matter with the Aineri-
can Exporters?' p will be the subject Of |
the talk by p. Keppler and j.. Duarte |
will have for his subject. Preparing |
for the Snowstorm." A number Of |
other talks win be given By the mem
bers.
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Employees OF the customs house are
taking the remainders Of their annual |
vacations now. They took portion
or them last summer, but owing to |
the annual Christmas rush, those who
have not had the full 80 days allowed |
them by the government must take
the time on before December /, or /
else lose it. Four or 1--WE Of the en-
ployes are. now away taking advan-
tage of the present dullness in ship
ping circles to complete their an
nual period of recreation.
At the weekly meeting of the Wash
Ington Club which will be held in the |
clubrooms at the Y. NJ. C. A. on We'd
nesday evening of next week; the |
members of the club will give short /
talks on the situations that the coun-
try faces at the present time. Kai
Luke viii address the members on
Why Employers Should Share Profits /
With Employees" Charles Chan will |
ak on aThe True Germany" A Ave
minute discussion on the submarine /
if the X type win be given by B.
z. Wong.
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