Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The Oahu tax appeal court viii
render a decision in the case of c.
Brewer & Co., at 2 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The trial Jurors in Circuit Judge
Stuart's court have been notified to
be in court at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Three civil cases are on
calendar for that day.
The Alexander Young Hotel has
! been undergoing extensive improve
ments during the last few weeks, in.
! Guiding alterations to the banquet
| hall and the addition of Is new bath
rooms.
The annual meeting of the CONNER.
cial Club will be held In the rooms
of the club, McCandless building, at
o'clock next Friday evening. Sam.
| pie ballots of the candidates for the
| board Of governors have been mailed
to the members. -
The case Of the Parker Ranch
against the territory, an action to de-
termine q water right, win be argued
before Circuit Judge Matthewman at
Kailua, Hawaii, on October 20. The
ancient case probably will come to a
close at this time.
The Hawaiian band departed on a
special train which left at $3.50 this
morning with the members of the
Ancient Order of Foresters for the
picnic and outing at the Peninsula at
Pearl City. The band played for the
sports while its glee club will play for
the dance.
Yesterday morning the new hall in
the Odd Fellows building, which was
at one time roof garden was oceu
pied by the Christian Science congre-
CATION for the first time. Two thou.
sand dollars has been spent in rehabi
litating the room and it now has a
seating capacity of 400.
The ashes from the remains of DR.:
]. Malcolm Thompson arrived from
the coast On the Wiihelmina on .Au-
gust /. The following day the fun
eral took place from Lihue Union
church, where a service was held by
Rev. J. NJ. ,Lydgate. The remains were
buried at 'Lihue cemetery. r.. i
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David W. .Kamaliikane.s well known
to many Of, the older HaWaiians in
Honolulu, died this morning at the In
sane Asylum, from paralysis. He was
=7S years ofcage and a WidoWer. Fun
eral services were to be held this aft |
ernoon with interment in the Kalaepo-
haiku cemetery. <as - ..>> r.
Moving pictures. of the Hawaiian
surf-riders, taken by Robert K. Boz
nine, the photographer. will be fea-
tured at the lunch Of the Pan-Pacific !
Club at the 7. M. C., Al. tomorrow.
The first of the. September series Of
weekly luneheons will be given in the
Y, M. &c. AZ gymnasium by the Pan. /
Pacific Club tomorrow, which win be
Australasian Day. j
The case of John Morissey. charged
with first degree burglary IN an in-l
dictment found BY the territorial grand
jury, Is scheduled to go to trial in |
Circuit Judge .Ashford's >court at 3
o'clock tomorrow morning 1t is al
legged that Morissey entered the home I
of Maj$-gen. William, H. Carter several
weeks ago, but was detained by Gen.
Carter at the point of gun until the
police arrived. I
After a xix months Illness, John NJ. 7
C. Correa, died at 3 o'clock Saturday +
morning at his residence, 1541 Fort
str Get. At o'clock Sunday afternoon
the funeral Services we're held at
Silva's undertaking parlors, Nuuanu
and Kukui streets, and the body was
inferred in the family plot in the Nuu-
anu cemetery. Mr.. Cerrea was born
in Funchal, Madeira, 81 years ago and
to Hawaii 9 years ago with
his family.
The remains O. william Mann, for
several years sanitary inspector with
he territorial board of health, were
% be cremated this afternoon. Ar
for the funeral services
nave not yet been made. Mann died
It II o'clock last night at his resi-
ience, 1904 Lunalilo street. Death was
lue to heart trouble. He was 50 years
I'D and a native of Dublin, Ireland. n
The deceased Is survived by widow
Ind two children.
A special meeting of the public util-
ties commission will be held in the
'ooms of the commission, Kauikeolani
at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
evening to hear complaints against the
lilo telephone, and electric light COM
oanies. Charles r. Forbes. chairman
IF the commission, who has been in II
dilo investigating the rates of the
telephone company and the meter sys-
EN- of the light company, returned to
Honolulu yesterday. At tomorrow's
Meeting he will have recommendations
o make in both cases. I
Company B of the National Guard
If Hawaii will resume its regular