The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-28
BREVITIES
fFrom satnrdar AaYertIeerl

reappointed by Governor Pinkham a
member Of the Maui loan fund commits
sion. RWs rNt ,. "a IA
T.. p. Kalama, Of Punchbowl Street,
near Beach Road, Kewalo, died on
Thursday, and was buried yesterday In
the Moanalua Cemetery. Kalama was q
native Of this island, married, and
eighty-seven years old.
The waterhouse Realty Company,
Limited, has filed a petition with reg.
pal, asking that the cooperation be dis
January 20, 1917. The company was
established in 1904.
Mrs. Annie Young Nook, Of Kama
kanui Road, Kalihi, who died last
Wednesday in the Leah Home, Kai.
muki, was buried yesterday in Makiki
| Cemetery. She w1s a native of Ha'
wah, and twenty-seven years, five
months and twenty days old.
"Josh" Tucker, who recently com
pleted an investigation of and report
upon the old heiaus Of the Territory,
has been appointed oil inspector in the
department of public works. His work
will be to keep track Of the quantities
of kerosene stored in the city.
| Charles Cash was taken into custody
by the police charged with firing re.
Volver in a crowd at Aala Park. He
declared that he was intoxicated at the
time. Pvt. George Webster according
to the police pulled a long knife -four
ishing it about but not using it in
Iwilei Tuesday night.
From Sunday Advertiser.)
No new provision can legally be in.
serted in a government general lease,
according to a decision by Attorney
General I. NJ. Stainback which has been
fled with Bertram G. Rivenbnrgh, land
commissioner.
Application for a passport was filed
Yesterday in the Office of George r.
Clark, clerk Of the federal court, by
William F. Desha, who, expects to leave
in the Makura next Wednesday for
Australia, New Zealand and 'Tasman'
ia. nv
Governor Pinkham yesterday receiv
ed and accepted an invitation from the
officers of the Maui county fair to ad
dress the school children of the island
during his visit there this week. The
Governor will leave for Maui Wednes
day. .s.'g
Ed B! Webster failed to appear in
the police court yesterday morning fol-
sentence on a charge of issuing checks
without sufficient funds in the banks
Instead, Mr.. Webster jumped aboard
!, THE steamer Mauna Kea for Lahaina
where he will stay until the Maui
County Fair comes to p close, ,t4s1
Charles 3. Judd, superintendent, q
forestry; Bertram, G. Rivenburgh, rlan'
commission, and George X. harrison
photography superintendent, expect T.
leave Honolulu for Kauai December l:
; to take up with the Kauai chamber o
, commerce the feasibility of establishing
an open park at Kokee, in the uppe
Waimea range.
9l ri(From Tuesday ,kdvertiser.)
RI The board Of supervisors have bee
asked by the Christian. Scientists 70
permission to place boxes in the cit.
parks, where copies of the Christina
: Science Monitor may be placed for FIRE
4 distribution.
An order was issued from nationa
guard Headquarters yesterday extend
ing the time for record practise froI
November 90 to December 81. I'll
practise will probably begin next Sill
day on Punchbowl.
: In q letter to the board A. Hockin
. and James +. Leach ask that an ele'
trio light be placed at the end of Day
z ton Lane. A number of tenants haV
2 moved out, they say, because of tn
darkness of the lane.
DR.. X. Haeda, president of the jap
e nese hospital, last night rendered h
C resignation. A meeting Of the dire
10 tors of the Japanese Charity Associ
ton will be held next Monday to tai
T. action on the resignation.
r The Mothers Club of Kaimuki wi
Al hold its regular social and dance ne:
>, Friday evening in the assembly he
Is Music for the dance viii be furnishC
le by the Fair Hawaii Glee Club.
IeI A bureau for the dissemination of I
formation concerning Hawaii will
d established in Vancouver, next mont
according to word received by the pr
motion committee. The committee W
informed that the Canadian Paci
Steamship Company has agreed to I
low a bureau to be opened in the
,o Office.
The second battalion of the nation
G, guard, headquarters company, Mach
m Gun Company, Supply Company a
the band will attend weekly drill at t
le armory Wednesday night instead
Thursday, which is regularly schedul
V as drill nights for these organization
- The order is effective only for Il
Ct week, Thursday being Thanksgiving.
Sh Members of the Y. w. C. A. ha
er raised $500 which is to be sent
carry on the work of the association
Ile Toxic. No further efforts will be ma
RS to sell more shares as three hundr
h have already been sold. There are 81
eral subscriptions, however, yet
ms come in. Various clubs connected vi
an the association have been cOmpeti
To- in the sale of the shares.