Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03
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meets in Odd Fellows, hall at 1880 TO-
night. ....-:.
Hawaiian Lodge. No. q. F. & A. NJ,
will hold stated meeting tonight at
100 O'Clock.
Geo. W. De Long Post No. As. G.
A. r., meets this evening in the L. s
w v hall, Alakea street, near Mer'
chant. 49,.
Those hayinf sold tickets for the
May Day fete viii kindly make returns
TO Mrs. Mamie Phillips, 1910 kewalo
street, this afternoon.
! yolney A. Driver. weilknown in Ho-
nolulu and on Hawaii, died in kona,
Hawaii. April II. from tuberculosis.
Interment was az Kealakekua.
The dance which was to be held at
Phoenix hall tonight has been indet'
initely postponed on account of the
arrival OF the congressional party.
The territorial grand jury will meet
at 2 O'Clock next Thursday. The city
attorneys department will ask the
inluisitors to investigate the recent
escape OF J. J. McGrath from the city
Jail >..."s.......
Neil Campbell, one of the oldest
residents OF Kohala, Hawaii, died
April 20. he was sc years old and
had never been out of the district
since going there in 1873. He was
a native of Scotland. 49,: .....
An attractive May Day fete will be
held at the Homestead, King street,
next Saturday afternoon under the
auspices OF the members Of they. w.
o. A. Maypele dances, aesthetic
dances and national drills willHbe CIV
en- by SO young women. :. .
Accommodations for the goth lnfan-
try, now at El Paso, Texas, probably
may be found al Schofield Barracks
some time next November, according
10 the speedy progress which is being
made in the construction OF the LIST
Infantry Barracks at Schofield.
The cadets at the Honolulu School
for Boys soon will dispense with the
koa rifles now used for drill. A CON-
plete equipment of cadet rifles and
sidearms is on it's way to Honolulu
, from New York, according to news
received by Principal L g. Black
man =.-.....%"
1.Ioion -...o,,;oe eroy, tha fancy
table at the May Day fete. on the
Rnnahou campus Saturday are on sale
al the home gf Mics Heller Alexander,
l226S Hnuanlf Street telephone 1923.
liz is the desife ofsthe ways and means
committee ofNthe kindergarten asso-
citation. to dispose of all the articles.
/ As afresult or -the recent cloudburst
at Hama, the Maui roads have suf-
fered damage amounting to about
$20, 900, according to Hugh Howell,
county engineer OF the Valley Isle. Mr..
Howell believes that the Maui plan
tations have suffered an equal amount
OF damage.
Strong winds meeting from appar-
emily three different directions are
given as the cause of two large water
spouts which were seen In the chan.
mel between West Maui and Molokai
last week. Persons witnessing the
spouts from the Honolua ranch say
that weather conditions at the time
were most peculiar.
Slave Girl and School Girl" was
the title of a play in three acts pre-
scented at the Opera House Saturday
evening by the students of the Japa.
nese School for Girls. The theater
was well filed with members of the To-
cal japanese community and the play
is said to have been one of the best
amateur performances ever seen here.
Target practise on the Fort Shafter
range was begun by the members Of
the National Guard yesterday, sew
eral excellent scores being reported.
Captain Walter v. Kolb of d company
has been designated officer in charge
OF the practise from May 2 to May
81, Captain Samuel Ware will be the
officer in charge of the Kakaako range
for May z. 3 and l6.-s. ~.
The lowest bid for the erection of
the four. irons gates for the new ter
ritorial eniten tiarg now being built
al KalihikA, iss that from The Won
Hamm-Young Compt1y. and names
S379. Other bids opened Saturday
were as follows: Honolulu Iron
Works, $3.50: Durant & Irvine Com
pany, $439; Warehouse Company,
$72S; e. o. Hall & Son, $3.50.
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