The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-03
BREVTFfTES
(From wedhesakr Adrertirerl

b (FroIn WedhesdAy Advertiser) 81
Because Of Ash "Wednesday falling
on next Wednesday, the regular March
meeting Of the Morning Music Club
has been postponed 10 March Is. II
viii be held in the home of Mrs. d. W.
westerve1t. 49, 81,
Music will be furnished by the. Ha-
wall Glee Club for the regular monthly
social and dance 20 be given by the
Mothers Club Of Kaimuki next Friday
night in the assembly hall of the Lii
uokaIHni School. ~
Information has come to the Com
mercial Pacific Cable Company here
that the half rate service to Europe
which has been suspended since Jan
uary 3, owing to congestion of traffic,
will be resumed today.
(From Thursday Advertiscr)
Tailor Joseph J. Fern Is said to have
announced himself as a candidate for
mayor. He has been threatening thus
to publicly announce himself for a
long time.
There waC asspeeial meeting Of tho
directors Of the chamber Of commerce
yesterday to pass bills and make re.
mittances to @. M X. Mcclellan, who
is assisting the Delegate to Congress
in Washington. ng
An inquest over the body of Samuel
Pun, the road lahorer whose death in
the Queen s Hospital on Tuesday night
followed injuries received from blast,
ing operations at the Hakipuu quarry,
will be held this afternoon.
Work on the Santa Fe Office at 926
Fort street is progressing rapidly, and
the place soon willsbe ready for bust.
ness Until this Office Is opened the
agents will have desk room at the Of.
fee Supply Company, just across the
street. .-f
The condition Of Mizuzawa, a Iapa,
nese, who was stabbed at Waipahu
plantation last Sunday morning, by a
fellow eountryman, is improving, ac-
cording to reports from the Aiea hos
pital, where the wounded man is re.
ceiving attention.
Ben M. Matsugawa, general secretary
Of tte Japanese Y. NJ. c. A., received
word by cable yesterday Of the death
of his mother in Toxic. She was seven
ty.two years old and resided with her
married daughter, who Is now the only
living relative Matspgawa' has. A
- From Friday Advertiser
B. NJ. Matsuzawa, secretary of the
local japanese z! M &. A., has re
ceived news of the death of his aged
mother, who passed away in TOXIC.
City Attorney A. M. Brown, who
has been on his ranch in Molokai for
some time, win not return to Honolulu
until a week from tomorrow, il is ex
pected, according 10 news received yes
terday from the Valley Island.
A fourteen.popna "soh, weight guar
anteed as Registered yesterday at the
Office of the board of heaIth's bureau
of vital statistics, arrived yesterday al
the home of Mr,,H9d Mrs. Jose ia
Costa, $50 North School street.
To suPerintepdeRt the work on the
improvements which are to be made
to the Moana HotsIe Waikiki, 0. G
Richie, brother. of Il AR.,, Richie, wbs
securcd the contract for the work, ar
rived in the Matssnia last Tuesda,
from San Franeisco.-,~- o., ..
Chief Charles II. THUR ttonf of the fire
department is authority for the state
ment that the FIRE loss in the city ha,
increased over the loss in 1914 by more
than one hundred par cent. In 1911
the loss by fire was $50. l3O.sS and last
year it amounted to $S1 1888.
W.T., Donnelly will address the
members, and explain his scheme fol-
the great water gate approach to Ho
nolulu, at the meeting of the Outdoor
Circle, which will be- held at three
Q 'clock this afternoon in the home OF
Mrs. Frederick j. Lowrey, president OF
the organization. =.