Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
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Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8, o. e. s..
will meet tonight in regular session
at 7:30 o'clock.
Beginning at 4:30 o'clock this after
noon, the Royal Hawaiian band will
give concert at Aala park Tomor-
row afternoon at O'clock the band
will play in the capitol grounds.
Early this morning there was a long
line of people at the Territorial Mes.
senger office at Union and Hotel
streets, waiting for the seat sale to
open for the Melba concerts to be
given in Honolulu on August 81 and
"a.
Word was received today by Hack
field & Company to the effect that the
Pacific Mail liner Persia has sailed
from Yokohama, and should call here
August % or "a. She is bringing a
heavy passenger list and her cargo is
a general one.
The seventh MI final accom- Of
L. Apana, guardian of i.D Say Len
were =. in CIR :. -. fly I'll,
exec l.of charges liims3f with s16.G6t
and ast !, II b. I'll w.rI SIS. 10.
An nye1, tory o. the .-'..', 81 Vii
liam Brewster Cis.,n was lied in ciT
cult co III snday. 80 consist
of two iots and tires h.pi,es IN M.
noa valley md Il OF i .l..,s, ::,r,.i I III.
.uitn:a.
A petition for naturalization has
been filed in federal colIr. w Join
Denis t""Jack'9 Eleary, a native OF
Manchester. Englan,:. His witnesses
are John A. Hughes ana Mariana
Felix. Cleary Ian,lnsl in New York on
April 5, 1907. He 6'a1 his icclar.:tis.
of intention in HoGol. Il au July T.
1912.
Members of the Kamehameha Alum.
nj Association are to give a benefit
sccncert ami a dance at rhntnix Hall
Saturday evening, September 4. Mu-
sic will lie furnished By tic Eaineh.;
meha instru mental club and the Ha.
waiian band.
To try the case of the American
schooner Halcyon against the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company,
Federal Judge Sanford B. Dole, Depu-
ty Clerk Foster Davis and Stenograph-
er o. P. Soares left for Hilo this after
noon. 1t is expected that the trial will
last week.
A petition was filed in circuit court
today asking that Henry Smith be
appointed executor of the estate of
Mrs. Caroline Clark. The estate con-
sists of real estate valued at $1,000
and cash in the bank amounting to
$595.9S. The petition will be hearu
by Judge Whitney at o'clock Sep
TENDER Is.
At the meeting of the board of har-
Dor commissioners in the senate
chambers next Wednesday afternoon
the two weeks grace allowed Hack
field e Company to make some ar
rangements for berthing of the Ger
man refugee steamers will be at an
end, and it is expected that F. w. Kle-
balm of Hackfeld e Co. will appear
before the commission and state his
plans. =. ...-. 4*..:. i.
Charles Meinecke, 20. years old, and
one of the best known kamaaina white
residents of Kau, Hawaii, is an in
mate of the Queens hospital, suffer
ing from an attack Of heart disease.
Mr.. Meinecke was brought to Honolu-
lu from the Big Island about 10 days
ago. His condition was reported as
being somewhat improved today.
No more meetings will be held by
the municipal water commission APP
pointed by the mayor and supervis-
orS until the return of Chairman
Thurston, who is on the Big Island.
He is expected to return in a week or
ten days. A meeting was neld several
days ago, at which Acting Chairman
Charles. r. Forbes presided, ana the
department of public works turned
over all its information of the water
resources of the territory to the com
mission. j..