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Elks' Lodge meets tonight at s
O'Clock. H..
Six territorial prisoners will be sent
to Maui today or road work. p"
The regular meeting of the knights
of Pythias is tonight in Pythian hall.
Mauae Ulukou has been appointed
guardian of x. Kualii, an insane per
son. .E
On the ground of desertion, Y. Uye-
da has been granted divorce from T.
Uyeda.
n. Suyeyoshi has been granted a d.
yorce from l.. Suyeyoshi on the ground
of desertfon.
The golden rule degree will be con-
ferred tonight by Polynesia Encamp-
ment, !. o. o. T. -,
Expected daily for bunkers from
South American nitrate ports is the
Japanese steamer Hokkai Maru
Federal trial Jurors for the October
1916, term have been notified to be
in court at 10 o'clock next Monday
morning.
The Japanese steamer Kongosan
Maru is expected to arrive about Sun
day from Muroran with coal for the
Inter-Island.
A petition for naturalization has
been filed in federal court by Sven
Larson, a native of Sweden and a
Doipfar NV onnunafi0n
The Oceanic steamer Ventura was
14I6 miles from San Francisco at 8
o'clock last night. She left this port
Tuesday night.
Charles All Chin, charged with pur.
chasing government property valued
at $6OS, will plead in federal court
on October %.
Without bond. Harry Irwin has been
appointed by Circuita Judge Whitney
as executor Of the estate of the late
A. s. Humphreys.
AS a result of Our Day" contribu.
lions from the British colony and
sympathizers, more than $500 will be
sent to the British Red Cross from
| Hawaii.
The T. X. K. steamer Anyo Maru
will probably leave Hilo late tomor-
row night for San Francisco and South
America. She left here at noon today
for the Second City.
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Not before November 6 will the In,
lter-Island steamer Claudine be ready
to resume her old run to Maui ports.
She is being extensively altered and
repaired. The Mauna Loa has been
taking the Claudine's run for month.
The British steamer Kestrel viii
leave Tuesday morning for Tanning
| island, the local agent, Fred L. VALID
| ron, Ltd, said today. From Tanning
she will steam for the Gilberts to re-
cruit plantation labor for the Arm
strong copra plantations on Tanning
The u. S. navy collier Orion, load
| ing cargo and taking bunkers at Piel
16 today, will steam for Guam and Ma
Mia Tuesday or Wednesday. Captain
| +. Z. Horton is the Golfers master
and her chief officer is ]. H. Boesch
| Arthur X. Ozawa, Japanese attor.
ney, will speak at the japanese Y. NJ
c. A. before the membefs of the One
Hundred Club Monday afternoon. His
subject will be the Future Opportu
mites of the Japanese-American Citi
zens"
Members of the Y. w. c. A. viii
leave the association at o'clock to
morrow afternoon on a trip to Haleiws
where they will visit the coral garden.
and take a trip in the glass-bottomet
boat Santa Catalina, which recently
was brought to Honolulu from Avalon