The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-27
BREYffIESI

: toll on Monday night The body will
he embalmed and sent TO Canada fol
burial ~
Mrs Q. Carey reported TO the police
Yesterday that her home on Weaver
lane had been entered and ransacked
by footpads. Nothing Of value was
'fis.'ng No arrests have been made
10 the case. ,sE.aa "a.
ofitcers Of tho national guard sta
toned ON Oahu plan to give In the near
future dinner in honor OF Maj. @. 8
itcoln, who has recently left the
First Infantry, and his successor, Col
Richard O. Cfoxton, who is soon to
pssume command. III ~.
Charged With gambling, nine Chinese
were arrested In raid made by the
Iolice last night. Four other Chinese
we're also arrested, charged with hav.
ing che ia tickets in their possession.
They win appear for trial in the police
court this morning. g5.s
The funeral OF the late Ella Keka-
h~un. If Queen end South Strerts, who
died last Sunday, will be held next
day afternoon from SilvtI,s under
taking parlors. The deceased was un,
rnrIph tehmster native Of Maka
wac, Maui, and fofty!nine years old.
Childrph Of the vicinity win be
guests at a Hallowe ZEN party which the
.'cih"rs' Club of kaimud will give
Saturday afternoon in the assembly
hall of the Liliuokalani School. There
will he a costume dance, beginning Mt
t~"" o'clock. Parents are cordially in.
Vited, = : II. 8As,.
Excellent apples are grown In Utah.
The Advertiser Is able to go unquali.
6cdlyl on record in this respect, a box
Of the eating variety having arrived at
this Office yesterday for "the boys If
Tho Advertiser, with the compli-
mehts Of T. b. Thiele, manager Of the
Territorial Hotels Company. Mr.. Thiele
expressed the fruit from Salt Lake
City, where no was visiting. He is
expected back in Honolulu in a few
days. ~ 'rSt' As.tE Pc. ,.,.
s.. (Frem Thursday Adve tiser)
On, Saturday evening the officers of
Lodge No. FL, X. g. A. M. Of
this city will confer the third degree
on candidates Of Schofield Lodge at
Leilehaa, in the hall over the Leilehua
department. stGfe. n T.. .
To secure funds for necessary re.
pairs to the building, the women Of the
Church in Kalihiwaena will
hold poi luncheon and fair next Sun.
day. The luncheon will begin at noon
and the fair at one o clock. ~: ...
The steamer Niagara, Of the Cana.
dian Australasia line, sailed from Van
couver yesterday afternoon for Hon
lulu, Sdva, Auckland and Sydney, &C.
eordfng to d wireless received ias.
night. She is due here wednesda,
~ ~ r'
, Philip La ,Vergne Rice of Lihue,
Kauai, has fled in the supreme court
q petition for admission to. practise
law In all the territorial courts, Mr..
Rice s petition is endorsed by Attor-
neys M. r. Prosser and Robin B. An
derson. The applicantlis a graduate
Of the Chicago Law school.
THE funeral Of the late Mrs. Alex.
andrina GoaveiaiIRf laI2r Magellan
Street, AawaioliMB whole death DC.
CURED on Tuesday night was held
yesterday afternoon, the interment be
ing in the, Catholic cemetery, king
street. The deceased was a widow
siIty,nine years old, and a native of
the Island Of Madeira, Portugal.
Z. (From Friday Ad. ertiser)
A Halloween party will be given to
morrow afternoon in the assembly hall
of the ,Liliuokala1i School, Kaimuki.
uy the Mothers Club for the children
If the vicinity ~. >.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF agriculture and forestry
allied TOR yesterday was postponed
until this morning at eleven O'Clock
rhe board, win meet at the Offices Of
Jsmes r. Morgan q Co. z%? a..
To raise funds for needed repairs TO
the church building q poi luncheon and
fair will be held Sunday afternoon by
The women Of the congregation on the
Of the Catholic Church of Kali
biwaena. The luncheon win begin at
noon and the fair an hour later.
Declaration of their intention to be.
come naturalized citizens of the United
States were filed Yesterday in ths~otfir'
Of George r. Clark, clerk of the fed
eThl ,eourt, Dy santiago ~. AlchIar, OF
S416 Lcahi Avenue, Kapahulu, and
Regio Acosta, of Asln Street. TIL"
are both labNrers and natives of the
Philippine Islands.
The cruiser st Louis, tender Alert
and the K submarine fotilla will steafn
from Pearl Harbor for Honolulu Sat
urday morning. The, st. Louis will re-
turn 10 the naval station Tuesday.
The submarines and tender will enter
the Inter Island dry dock where they
will receive a complete .overhauling,
They. will remain in Honolulu about
Ave weeks. "a. - ~.
! Raymond C. Brown, secretary of tn.
chamber 3of commerce, announced yes.
terday that the public utilities commit.
tee Of the chamber had been making .
careful Investigation OF the proposed
aerial tramway from the Pail to the
pineapple plantations. This commit,
tee, will take the matter up with tn
territorial board Of agriculture before
making a Anal report to the chamber.
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