Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-04

Tow oNiOSh lhlS evening III Inc Ma
sonic Temple. ..
/ Arthur K. Horswill has been granted
a decree of registered title in the land
court, subject to existing mortgages.
Registered title to land in Wanna
lu, Eva, containing 1858 acres is be-
ing spetitioned for in land court by the
Territory. +.
The members of Rev. j. P. Erdman's
teachers Bible class viii meet at 7:30
O'Clock this evening in Kaumakapili
church, Palama. 4
Petition for registered title to land
| in King and Maunakea streets is
sought by Francis NJ Hatch The land
is valued at S33,s10. -.
Chamber of Commerce meetings this
month will be held as follows: MAJ
/ 10, board OF directors; May II, board
OF retail trades; May IL, members.
! Carloads Of sweet bread at the big
bazaar Saturday evening and all day
Sunday, May and 6, at ST. Anthony's
church grounds, Kalihi, three minutes
walk from the ear.
In land court yesterday Judge Whit
ney approved the subdivision plan of
the F. K. Howard property, Makiki,
recently purchased by John Water
house for $121,000
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Application for passport has been
flied in federal court by Miss Miriam
Dickinson, who will leave Honolulu in
the steamer Tenyo Maru June 16 &c
travel in Japan and China.
Announcement of the engagement
of their daughter, Margaret, to Ed
mund F. Deinert of Puunene, Maui,
has been made by Mr.. and Mrs r.
Wagner of 69I Utah street, San Fran
cisco. E.,.i -.
The members of Olive Branch, Re.
bekah Lodge No, 2, ]. o. o. F., will |
entertain with a whist party in the
lodge rooms this evening. Odd Eel. |
lows, Rebekahs and their friends are
invited.
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Application for passport has been
filed in federal court by Ng Chang |
Young, a Hawaiian-born Chinese, who |
intends to travel in Japan and China |
He win leave Honolulu on the China
May rs. u
Patriotism" is the topic Of an ad, |
dress which DR.. 8. D. Barnes will de |
liver before a meeting of Filipinos al |
the Palan1a Settlement next Saturday |
evening. The Filipino Club at the I
settlement now has SO members.
A Spaniard Marquis Perez. living |
on Asylum road, came to the emergen
ey hospital for medical attention to-
day. In a fight last night someone
had given him an awful crack on the
head, causing o "cauliflower" ear.
Registered warrants against the
road tax fund to the amount of $751;
1881 will be redeemed by the city
treasurer, ID. L. Conkling, today. Re-
demption of $5017.05 in warrants reg
istered against the sewer funds will
also be made.
Petition has been filed in circuit
court by the Trent Trust Company for
the privilege to pro rate claims in
the estate of John Young, deceased:
Girls School will give an exhibition /
of folk dancing at the institution this
evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Several hundred invitations have been
issued.
One month In prison and costs was
the sentence melted out today by |,
Federal Judge C. F. Clemens to Lelo-
ha Kukilani and Maggie Perreira. con-
yicted of having committed statu-
tory offense.
st. Anthonys church, the new Cath
ollie church in Kalihi, will be dedi
Gated at 10 o'clock next Sunday morn
ing by Bishop Libert of the local Cath
oIic Mission Saturday evening an h
bazaar win be held in |
the new church. Il
A preliminary hearing of the case
Of Mrs. Kate Wise and William Baker,
both colored, who are charged with
the commission of statutory offense,
was to be had before Commissioner |
George S. Curry this afternoon. +
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Copies of the new land grant and
patent index, issued by the land COM
mission office, are off the press They
are bound in board for general use K
and calf for law Libraries and are ar
ranged for by loose leaf methods in
blank page form h
Accompanied by his wife, John s. II
Boyle of Honokaa, Hawaii, will leave
Honolulu the latter part of this month :
for New York City. where he viii
take the steamer Philadelphia for
England. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle have ap
pliedsto federal court for passports.
Remodeling and altering materially