Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20
LOCAL And GEVElkL'
Excelsior Lodge. l. o. o. F.. has reg
ular meeting tonight. 49, -.

Excelsior Lodge. /. o. o. F.. has reg.
ular meeting tonight. -.
Honglulu Lodge. F. & A. ~, has sec.
ond degree work at special meetl is
this evening. -. -
Petition for naturalization has been
filed in federal court by James Francis
Woods. a soldier and a native Of Great
Britsin. ~. $.
Members Of the board Of harbor
commissioners will meet tomorrow
afternoon at lac o'clock At the Capt.
FOL. s..
| Bids for dredging a portion of Ka
hului harbor, Maui. will be opened at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
office OF public works. =.
| A rehearsal of the. members Of the
Catholic Mission orchestra will be held
at 1870, o'clock next Thursday evening
ip ST. Anthony,s church, Kalihi.
/ Antoine Mendepca has. filed in feder-
/ al court petition for adjudication in
bankruptcy. According to the petition
This liabilities are $sI2.s4 and his as.
sets $50.
/ At 3 O'clock on the afternoon of
/ Wednesday OF next week tenders for
furnishing lumber to Pier 16 win be
4 opened At the office Of the superin-
II fonA tam ~ Y,i,klin xrotk q ~ ~
I. The land board viii meet early next
month TO consider a number or ap-
plications which have been received
by the land commissioner The exact
date has not yet been set.
T Hawaiian Tribe No. /, Improved Or
! der OF Red Men, has regular meeting
at 1880 tonight in San Antonio hall
on Vineyard street for adoption de
gree work. Nine members will be ini
.tiated.
/ Hearing on an order to show cause
in the divorce case of ,Kaliko Goo
Chow against Goo Chow has been con.
tinued in Circuit Judge Whitney's
court until 8 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing.
n William T. Robinson, the Waikiki,
Maui, attorney, and Miss Hannah E.
Robinson have applied to federal court
for passports to travel in Canada.
They will leave Honolulu in the Nj
agara June %.
With Rev. L. L. Loofbourow DIR
cfating, Harry B. Flesher and Miss
j Violet NJ. Slaght we're married in the
Methodist church last night. The wit
tnesses were R. c. Hightower and Mrs.
Loofbourpw.
j An illustrated lecture on the topic
The Story of the Bible Manuscripts"
will be delivered in Cooke hall, Y NJ.
1C. A. building, at Is o'clock this even.
Il ing by Rev. L. L. Loofbourow, pastor
lof the Methodist church.
/ The resignation Of Joseph G. Pratt
as referee in bankruptcy for this is.
Hand probably viii be submitted to the
i federal judges within a short time. Mr..
Pratt having recently been appointed
manager OF the Peoples Bank of Hilo.
i The annual accounts of J. D. Mar
/ ques, administrator Of the estate Of G.
Jesus, deceased, have been filed in cir
cult court The administrator charges
himself with $3.50, and asks to belal-
lowed 5000.
/ The secondsannual accounts of j. d.
Marques, guardian Of Marcallino da
Luz; an insane person, have been filed
in circuit court. The guardian charges
himself with $300.32 and asks to be
allowed $61.80.
According to reports received in Ho-
nolulu Hilo attorneys gathered last
night at banquet In honor OF j. Wes-
ley Thompson, who recently was ap.
i pointed third circuit judge. Judge,
kThompson left for the Big Island last
Saturday. 81 !.
Matsukiehi Kawamura is In the
Queens Hospital today, badly bruised
| from q 25-foot fall from a building
on which he was working late -yester-
day afternoon on Mission road, near
Queen street. His condition is not
serious, according to the hospital Off
cials.
Henry AHA, son of Supervisor vii,
liam AHA, was treated by Police Sur.
geon r. G. Aver at the emergency
hospital late yesterday afternoon for a
cut on the top of his head. The
wound was not serious and was
caused by a swing striking the boy
while he was playing around the
school on Fort street -
:. - .
a little boy was. knocked down and
slightly injured late yesterday after
noon on Fort street near McInerny's
when he ,darted out from behind a car
and ran into one driven by r. K. Hama.