Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-14
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The board OF directors OF the cham
Der Of commerce meets this afternoon
Honolulu Chapter No. 1, Royal Arch
Maso1s, meets this evening at I:30
o'clock
Regular meeting of Court Lunalilo.
Order Of Foresters, this evening in
Phoenix hall.
Prof. William T. Brigham lectures
tomorrow night at the Y. N. c. A. On
The War Canoes of the Pacific.
The new Gospel Mission viii be
opened at 7:30 tonight in. Palama,
near the Palama Settlement
The public schools of the territory
began their annual examinations to-
dag. These will be concluded on
June 81.
Ali instruments left for record at
the office Of the registry of convey
ances before June s are ready for de-
livery.
Al false alarm took the central FIRE
department on q wild dash to the cor.
ner Of Fort and School streets at 1:52
yesterday morning.
Members Of Honolulu Lodge No. 1,
Order OF Phoenix, will learn some
thing to their. advantage by attending
the meeting tomorrow evening.
Miss Beatrice Castle has filed in
federal court an application for pass
port to travel in British Columbia. She
intends to leave Honolulu about June
Is
Further hearing Of the. suit for 5000
damages brought by Leong Yau
against Will T. Garden, deputy city at
torney, was had in the supreme court
yesterday afternoon.
The final accounts Of Mary III. Da.
mon, executrix of the estate OF
Frances w Damon, have been ap.
proved by Circuit Judge Whitney and
the executrix dismissed.
Miss Eleanor Patten, H. v. Patten
and Rebecca Macy of Hilo have filed
In federal court applications for pass
ports to travel in Canada. They I'M
tend to leave Seattle, Wash, on July
25.
M. AZ. Graham, manager Of the Audit
Company Of Hawaii, has been asked
by the public utilities commission to
prepare a uniform bookkeeping plan
to be followed by all utility corpora
tons.
On the ground of failure by her
husband to- provide for herself and
child, Julia McCarty has filed in the
circuit court a suit for divorce from
Anthony McCarty, alias James Nc
Carly.
Without bond Mary M. and VIII p
Thomas have been appointed by Cir.
cult Judge Whitney as executors Of
the estate Of the late VIII 81 Thomas.
The appraisers are Z H Beadle, vii
liam Simpson and q g. O'Connor.
The graduating exercises Of the
Honolulu School for Boys, Kaimuki,
win be held tomorrow afternoon from
1 to IS O'clock at the school. Rev.
John p. Erdman win deliver the ad.
dress to the class of ,16.
The British Association Club will
give b DEMONSTRATING in the new
rooms. Love building. Fort street
on Friday evening, June 16. at As.
A smoker and concert will follow the
business meeting All members and
their friends are cordially invited.
Meetings viii be held monthly in fli-
ture.
Much work is being accomplished at
the Kalihi Union church under the
direction OF Rev. G. H. McVey, the
new pastor He has invited the boys
of the neighborhood to enter into
sports. games. drills and educational
classes, and says he will bring them
to point where they would rather
60 to Sunday school than anywhere
else.
There will be practise session of
the old-time students Of Punafou who
have played aipuri, wickets. kunfhi, or
any of the old games of the early pc;
riod at Punahou. The practise will
be on the lower field of Oahu College.
campus at 4 p. M, Thursday It is
hoped that several old Punahouites
will BE- present for this preparation
for @Pnnahou Day celebration, June
20.
Clerks In the local office of the In
ternal revenue department have re-
ceived word that Joseph T. Scott, col,
Iector at San Francisco, has rendered
his resignation with the intentions Of
accepting position with tie GalifoT
mia Insurance Federation. Mr. Scott
present salary is $450e with chance,
il the present appropriation passes, of
$500 yearly. He has been in the office
since October 1913.