Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-11
local And GHV[RAL'

Masonic Board Of Relief viii hold a
regular session this afternoon ar 5
lo'clock. ..... r.. a -.
| On Saturday morning. January %,
the industrial school board Will hold
a meeting in Judge Whitney's cham
bers. -. -.
/ The case OF l.. Ayau. charged with
usury, will go to trial in Circuit Judge
Ashford's court on Friday morning.
January 2l .. - +,
Beginning at 30 O'CLOCK on Thurs
day night, the Manoa Improvement
Club viii hold meeting at the Manoa
Tennis Clubhouse. ... ....-.:
The regular weekly meeting OF the
harbor board will be held tomorrow
! afternoon. at ! l:3o o'clock, in the base
ment of the capitol building. III.
For the purpose of electing new of
ficers, the Chiefs OF Hawaii will hold
a meeting in the Knights OF Pythias
Hall, Fort and Beretania streets, at
E:30 tonight ~. ...::.. :.."... Il.
With the arrival of the Matson
steamer Manoa January 25, will be l.
japanese players. who will demon
strate classic Sumarai plays, at the
Asahi theater. -. =.:.*....
The following members of Circuit
term have been excused for the term:
ter mhaye been excused for the term:
Jean Abadie, business reasons; w. d.
Patten, not citizen, and James Arm,
strong, exempt because Of old age.
Tonight at $50 O'Clock at the ar.
mory, the members of the Non-Com
missioned Officers Club of the Nation
al Guard of Hawaii will hold meet.
ing for the purpose of electing new
officers for the coming six months
For having a chefa ticket in pos
session Kimura, a Japanese, was fined
$50 and costs today in the police court. |
The usual fine for having a ticket is !
$25 but as Kimura is thought to be a |
vendor of tickets his fine was doubled. /
The penmanship class of the Y. NJ
c. A. will meet for the first time this /
evening. This class has been most |
popular one at the association and a |
of students have already en- /
rolled for the new term This class T
will also be combined with the classes
in the commercial course during the
next semester. ~. ~. .,:...
Sunday and Monday when the rain
came down in torrents, easements of I
several business houses were flooded,
the water being a foot deep in some I
places. The city and county treasur
er's basement rooms contained water
to the depth of a foot and half,
while the same thing occurred in some
Of the stores in Chinatown.
On his plea of guilty to selling
chefa ticket, Mimura, japanese ar.
rested several days ago, was today
fined 500 and costs by Judge Monsar-
rat and Immediately paid the fine. Mi
mura was not fined as heavily as is
usual in such cases because evidence
that he was a regular chefa ticket
seller was not plentiful, though it was
proved he sold at least one ticket.
Owing to the fact that Commission
er J. n S. Williams is on the island
Of Hawaii, no regular meeting of the
public utilities commission was set for
this afternoon. Commissioner A. j.
Gignoux is the only member of the
in the city at present
Secretary H. P. O'Sullivan said today !
that only matters of minor importance
have been received in the mail during
The last week. i F..
Recruits for the Naval Militia of Ha-
vail will be accepted Friday night at
he armory by the Naval Militia board
appointed by Governor Lucius E, Pink.
lam to organize a force of volunteer
,eamen for Hawaii and to try to bor-
'ow small war vessel from the gov
,rnment for use as a training ship. A.
5artley. formerly a navy officer, and
!. E. Sheedy, J. Morton Riggs, r. E.
Lambert and David Kalauokalani are
borc of tho hOo ord