The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-17
l.BREYTTIES'
(from saturday Advertiser.


G, (frpm Saturday Advertiser,
Joseph, the eight-year.old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. = Richard, Of Pearl City, died
on Thursday and was buried yesterday
in the Kalaepohaku cemetery.
]. Egan, private, Battery ID, First
Field Artillery, was arrested last eve
ming for making a disturbance in We
Fats chop suey house, Hotel Street,
Dissolution OF the waipio Pineapple
Company, petitioned, requested by E.
Tokimosa, trustee, was granted yestsr.
day by Cox Charles J. Mccarthy, ter
,ritorial treasurer. ~ Gs>
Judes Maitland Mccarthy of Cal.
gary, Alberta, has, with his son becn
4 guest at the Coral Gardens for u
week. He IL returning 20 Calgary, via
sar Francisco on the Mstsonia on Wed.
nesdey. +. I. 4gsa. E.F#as.
Mr.. end Mrs John Sahdes and son
arrived Thursday in the Niagara from
Australia ard will spend three weeks
visiting in the Islands. They win make
the Volcano trip during their stay Mr.
Sandes has been in newspaper work for
thirty yearse and is now one of Austria.
liza 8 best.known journalists. He IL the
literary editor Of the Sidney Bulletin.
(From Sunday Advertiser.)
Tai 10y was arrested on warrant
yesterday, charged with keeping dis
orderly house. ~ ...r.a~,.. ...-. ..
Manuel de Mello was thrown to the
pavement in getting of a Kalihi car
at Kalihi and King Streets last even,
ing. Treatment WAS given at the ener.
gcncy hospital. ..
Harry Sands, contractor, proved low
bidder on the contract for surfacing
Aiea Homestead Road, when the bids
were opened at the department Of pub
lie works yesterday, his tender being
forty mine cents a square foot.
A pile of cardboard in work room
of the Honolulu Photo Supply Company,
Fort and Hotel Streets caught fire yes
terday at noon and caused quite bit
II excitement when the fire apparatus
was called out. There was slight dam.
age. 'tt''t@2
A mass of bills and correspondence
took up the time of the harbor com.
missioners at a special session held yes
terday afternoon. A complaint in re,
gard to. the condition Of the harbor
lights at Kihei, Maui. was read and
referred to Chairman Forbes for inves.
LEGATION. p. a. , 20.
Through prompt work on the part of
the motorman of mauka bound Emma
street car yesterday afternoon, about
half.past FIVE, q Japanese child named
Ikado was saved from death. The
child ran in front Of the car and was
caught on the dropped fender, being
rolled safely out Of harms way.
A movement which was inaugurated
yesterday by James H. Gonsalves a
Mckinley student to help enlarge Ben
Hollinger's Kapiolani Park zoo will be
taken UP among other students. Con.
salves contributed two Homer pigeons
and one Ruffle Neck, which were pre-,
sented to A. X. VieTra, superintend.
ent of parks, for delivery at the ZOO
From Monday Advertiser)
Waiakea mill, at Hilo, shut down last
week for general overhanling and repair
r. w. Clemes, formerly employed at
the Hilo Emporium, Hilo, Hawaii, has
joined the staff of the British Consul
E. /. 8. Gordon, at Honolulu.
viii J. Cooper, editor of the Maui
News, writes from the Coast, saying
that he and Mrs. Cooper are in Los
Angeles and plan to leave soon for
Mississippi, where they will visit rela.
tives, Cooper left the, Islands month
ago for lengthy vacation in the
states. 4
Boys from Kauai attending the Homo,
lulu Military Academy gave reception
at the academy last evening to members
Of the faculty. Arthur Wall assisted
selections, and other friends contributed
to the lively program,
Coffee warehouses at Hilo are reported
to be filed 10 capacity by the crop just
picked in the Hamakua district The
crop consists at present of fully thou,
sand bags. Workmen are struggling
to clean and pack the berries and get
them out of the way before the huge
KonR coffee crop natures and the pick
ers in that section Of the Big Island get
busy.
Military authorities at SchOfield Bar
racks have begun work on four mile
stretch OF main highway leading to the
big post, improving it with a coral drcss
ing. The material is being taken from
the Waianae quarry and transported
over the o. R. & l.. railway line TO the
thoroughfare. Thus preparation is un.
der way anticipating the approaching
rainy season.
Herbert A. Wade, principal of the
school at Haiku, Maui, gave important
Testimony at San Francisco reeently in
the sensational bomb plot case, which
resulted in conviction of Warren X
Billings. Coast papers state that Wade
identified Billings as a man he saw in
a dentists Office near the scene of the
bomb explosion, carrying a suitcase iden,
teal in appearance to that which con
cealed the bomb.
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