The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-24
BREVITIES
fb,rom saturday Advertiser.

IRON saturday Advertiser.l M
Policeman NJ Smith arrested Y. Tor
ris, Porto Ricah, yesterday. Torris
was unwise enough 70 strike the police.
man with wrench. ~ E#t
All Lum was arrested yesterday az.
ternoon for riding q motorcycle without
having a chanhefr's license The ar
rest was made On Nuuanu Street near
Vineyard. b,
Automobile No. l4f4. owned by vii.
liam @. Chalmers, parked on Merchant
Street yesterday afternoon, was struck
by car No. e54, owned by sgt. +. w.
Ely. Damage was slight. .
II. d. Joe, Leong Yen, Wong Tin
Yang, Brooks l.. Sing and He Lum
fled yesterday in the Office Of the ter
ritorial treasurer an application for the
inC orporation Of the Wonder Millinery
store, a new Honolulu business estab.
lishment. IT, .tsHE
The contract for the new equipment
for the Hilo Electric Light Compans,
TO cost $1S.600, has been awarded TO
The Hawaiian Electric Company Of Ho-.
nolulu, according Ia wireless informas
ton received here yesterday from HiloN
The Big Island concern expects to in.
crease its plant capacity by seventy.
five per cent. ..
Y. Sumykawa, japanese, was seri
ously injured yesterday afternoon when
q quantity Of blasting powder exploded
at Pearl Harbor. He was rushed to
the Queen s Hospital and after an OPP.
Grafton, il was found necessary to am
putate his right arm. Sumykawa work.
4 Da
pany, who would give no detailed in
formation of the accident. ,.
From Sunday ADVERTISER.
Declaring that the road is 80 deep
." it'll mud that II has no bottom, Alice
f. Nudge, a school teacher at Waia.
hole, has. written q letter 10 the super.
visors requesting that the thorOughfare
he put in passable condition. She com
rlains particularly of that portion of
We roed from the bridge to Waiahole
Tavern. and asks that repairs be made
before the rainy season sets in.
From Morday ADVERT p"l
The ashes of the late DR.. William l..
Moore were inferred yesterday after.
noon in the Hnpann Cemetery. The
interment was private.
Salvador Miranda and Miss Hattie
Kekune were married on Saturday by
Rev. &C. Ramirez, pastor of the Meth!
odist Filipino Mission, Palama, the
witnesses being Mr.. and Mrs. Domin-
60 Galang. .-.'
From Tuesday Advertiser)
A dance under the auspices of Har.
mouy Chapter, Order Eastern star, will
take place Saturday evening in the
pavilion of the outrigger Club.
The regular meeting of Excelsior
Lodge, !. Q. o. F., for work in third
degree, will be held this evening. Wis.
iting members # the order are invited
to attend.
Kaupu. a Hawaiian widower of Kali
hi, died in the Queen : Hospital on sun
day and was buried yesterday in the
Loeb View cemetery. He was native
of Kona, Hawaii, and sixty years old.
The Mothers Club Of Kaimuki will
entertain the childrehi with a Hal
towe 'en party and costume dance, Sat
urday afternoon at two o'clock at the
l.iliuokalani School. Parents are cor
daily invited. w..
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
hamakaonu OF North King street, Pa
lama, who died last Saturday in the
Queen 8 Hospital, was buried Sunday
in the Loeb View cemetery, Pearl City.
She was a native of Hawaii, fifty years
old.
A business meeting, to, be followed
by D reception, will be held at three
thirty this afternoon by the College
Club at the residence Of Mrs. A. c.
Alexander, 1861 Jones' Street, College
Hills, Manoa. All members and visit
ing friends will be welcome.
W. d. Aiken, member of the promo,
tion committee for Maui, has written
to committe members from Boston
where he was visitor early in the
month and saw some of the world 5
series ball games. "See Hawaii and
hear Hawaii in nearly every theater, .
Aiken writes. He will visit New York
before his return.