Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-08


at 1870 o'clock. ~:
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Olaa Sugar Compan,
will be held at 2 O'Clock Monday after
noon, March Is, in the office Of Bish
OPP d Co. LIZ
There will be gathering Of THE
Footlights" at the University Club al
3:30 o'clock this afternoon when VII
liam Levers will read a play, THE
Pigeon"
The Punabou Alumni Association is
giving reception this afternoon from
4 TO in the old school hall for Prof.
and Mrs. L. L. Van Slyke. All for
mer students are invited.
Superintendent Forbes of the public
works department las written fhe
Htlo board of trade explaining mat
tiers concerning the Waiolama tract
which is to be reclaimed, drained and
graded properly.
DR.. Smaller Matthews will arrive
from Japan tomorrow Owing to the
fact that he is delayed, the dinner
planned for him at the University
Club and announced for tonight, will
not be given until tomorrow night.
Supervisors AHA, Hcrner and Quinn
and Mayor Lane inspected the Wai-l
pahu school last week and have re-
ported that the structure was poorly
constructed and should not have been
passed by the former inspector, ]. j.
Miehlstein.
The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation will give lawn party next
Friday night at the Homestead. The
public is invited to be present. The
feature of the evening viii be Sc
ries OF lantern slides showing Hawai-
ian views by r. J.. Ba-;er.
The water supply OF the district
around the Kamehanfeha schools has
been shut of to allow repairs TO be |
made on the water main which broke |
Friday. It is said that housewives
have been using the water from the
neighboring stream for their work.
The sixty-foot bignonia tree in the
yard of Mrs. Mary e. Foster in SCHOOL,
street is now covered with yellow
blossoms and presents a sbeautifull
sight after leafless season. The
tree was brought to Honolulu from
Ceylon by DR.. Hildebrand. There areI
two others OF the tame variety In
Honolulu.
Judge Dole Of the federal court dis
charged Charles S. Desky from the
jury for the Silva case, which was be-
fore the court this morning, for re-
fusal to take the Instructions Of the
court.
The regular monthly meeting of theI
Y. M C. A. directors will be held inl
the association building Thursday att
1880 o'clock. The question of addi-
tional dormitory spaee for younsI
men on small salaries and workin5l
boys will be discussed. and probably
turned over to q commission.
A. p. Taylor Of the Promotion Com
niittee will hereafter send REGULAR
commercial reports on Hawaii's trade
TO the magazine Commercial Re-
ports published by the department.
Of commerce at Washington. The
magazine has wide circulation
among big interests. The importancel
OF the islands In the world trade Will
be better known az result, Mr. Tay-l
lor says.
ID. NJ Linnard of tic Maryland Ho-l
tel. Pasadena. is planning to bring a {
party here for q week while on a
tour OF the Oritnt. according to al
committees His party will included I
many prominent people. and he asks /
that a reception be arranged for them
I'M Honolulu. The party will arriveI |
about June /. IL
The artesian wen for the waterI
supply OF the u NJ G. A. was begunI 1
in earnest today when the drill start .
ed its 60cfo0t shaft TO water Pass
ersby have inquired so much as TO !.
the nature or the work going on inI !
the association plot that Superintend-I !,
ent Super is having a sign made which !,
will explain what is taking place II
Fifty copies of the revised laws of
1916, bound and ready for use. wereI
delivered BY the binders to Territorial
Thayer this morning. These !
will be distributed at once among thel !.
various departments Of the govern
ment. Thus there viii be no dangerl
Of a recurrence of the recent trouble
between the secretary and the law-I Z
makers over the ownership Of the
eagerly sought volumes
Hawaii.s sons in the colleges Of theI {
mainland are active in boosting Hal g