Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10

Patrick J. Walsh.
Mrs. s. A. Cutter took out build
ing permit for the construction Of a
modern bungalow on the east side Of
Dewey avenue In Waikiki today. 1t
will cost 1850 and work will be be-
gun Immediately:
NJ. A. Mikaele, senator-elect from
Kauai, who succeeds Eric A. Knudsen
as solon from the Garden Island, to-
day renewed his oath as an attorney
licensed to practise in the district
courts Of the territory.
Mayor Lane and Supervisor Hollin-
ger probably will head the reception.
party when the Great Northern Pa
cifc steamship Great Northern docks.
here during the Carnival after run
OF four days from the coast.
49,
Miss Margaret Bergen Of the Assoc
eiated Charities left for Waialua to-
day to inspect the hospital at the Wal
alna plantation and the living quar-
tiers Of the employees. She will be
absent from the city two days.
A meeting Of the legislative COM
mittee OF the Associated Charities, of
which Judge Sanford B. Dole is chair
man, will be held at $3.50 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon, probably In the Of
fees of C. M. Cooke, Ltd, Fort street
The board of appraisers appointed
by Circuit Judge Whitney to fix up a
value for the estate of the late Moses
Ruby Counter reported today, esti-I
mating the property to be worth a
total of $3.50. 1t had generally been
thought the estate was worth nearly
$4,000.
The Filipino Y. M. C. A. has invited
every Filipino man and woman to-
come to the general meeting of the
association to be held at the Filipino
mission, corner of Queen and Mili-I
lani streets, Thursday evening at s.
O'Clock The purpose of the meeting
is to discuss representation in the
coming Carnival parade.
= sIu6 sJdpducSO JtuJlLSu CiuU Will 6lNC
an exhibition at the Asahi theater in
Maunakea street on the night of Feb
rnary IL, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Al number of prominent Honolulans
have been invited to attend the event.
Motto Nishikawa is in charge of the
affair.
Agent Palmer p. woods yesterday
issued marriage licenses to the follow
ing persons: James Kaolowi, 81, and
Margaret Paoi, IL, both Hawaiian
Sherman Pau, 81, Hawaiian, and Annie
Ahi, 10, part-Hawaiian. Licenses also
were issued to one Japanese and one
Chinese couple. -
After several hours elaboration the
jury was unable to agree yesterday
afternoon on a verdict in the case
of Allan MCGOWAN, on trial IN Judge
AshfOrd's court on q charge Of efn-
bezzling $3.50 from Esther Palakika.
A mistrial was reported and the case
returned to the calendar for another
hearing at a future date.
&C. ID. Pringie's claim to two months
salary as second clerk IN Judge Stu
arts court has been argued before
Circuia Judge Ashford and submit
ted BY him to the supreme court on
reserved questions. County Auditor
Bicknell refuses TO issue the warrant
on the ground that Pringle's appoint
ment was not in conformity with law.
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At the Get Acquainted Social
Thursday from to O'Clock in the
parish house of Central Union church,
to which the Women's society invites
the ladies of the church and congrega-
ton with their friends, Miss Charlotte
Powers will recite the story of 'aThe
Little Mermaid while Mrs. Bessie
Abbot Rowland win sing the music
which she has arranged especially for
this purpose.
Three tracts Of land In the Kau
section, Hawaii. will be sold at auc-
ton at the office of GA. Steven,
Fort and Queen streets, February 20
at noon. The first, which comprises
103 acres, is near Puumakaka and is
planted in coffee and fruit trees The
second is near Waiomao. 1t has an
area Of 80 acres, fenced and planted
In coffee. The third is on the same
grant as the second, but measures 142
acres and contains on olia grove.
Peter Ferreira was on trial before a
jury in Judge Ashford's court today
on a charge of first degree larceny.
He is accused of stealing an automo-
bile on the night of September 10,
1914. In defense he endeavored to
prove an alibi showing that he was
out in borrowed car that evening.
but that 1t was another car and that
he travelled in an entirely different
direction from the course he is ac-
eused OF taking. The jury had not re
turned a verdict at late hour.