Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-11
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meets tonight for third degree work.
| William Rowat of the Healani
Yacht & Boat Club gives an invita-
tional dance in the Healani boathouse
tonight.
Inventory Of the estate of Theresa
w: Keauhee, minor, has been filed
in circuit court. The estate is valued
at $1,000.
The regular business meeting of the
Masonic board of relief will be held
at 5 o'clock this afternoon in the Ma
sonic temple.
A list OF about IT'S persons eligible
to be examined for teachers certifi-
Gates was drawn up at meeting Mon
day Of the board of examiners of the
department of public instruction.
Alfred F. ocampo, police officer and
interpreter, has filed in federal court
his petition for naturalization as an
American citizen. Ocampo is native
of the Philippine Islands.
Petition for naturalization as citi-
zen of the United States has been
filed in federal court by Charles Comes
Sylvester, carpenter by occupation
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Further testimony of W. o. Smith
regarding his opinion as to the sanity
and mental competency of Queen Ii
liuokalani was taken in Circuit Judge
Whitney's court today. ..<
Mrs. L. p. Fothergill, Administrative,
has fled in circuit court an inventory
of the estate Of the late John Fother-
gill;. The estate consists largely OF
money in a local bank, which amounts
to $113.75. .r,
The fire department was called last
night by an alarm turned in at King
street and Dowsett lane by neighbors
who saw smoking lamp in Ko-
reans house and thought it was a
fire. '.-.....< H..
Mystic and William Mckinley
Lodges, knights of Pythias, meet to-
gether tonight to install officers for
the ensuing year. There will be a
social session afterwards, including
refreshments. .....<:tt
The fifth annual accounts of the
trustees Of the estate of the late
George C. Beckley have been approved
by Circuit Judge Whitney upon tho
recommendation Of L. P. sScott, mas
ter. - "a & p. = 90;
Declarations of intention to become
American citizens have been filed in
federal court as follows: Valentine
Dezon, laborer, native Of the Philip
pines; Donata De La Cruz, laborer,
native OF the Philippines. g.
Inspectors for the antituberculosis
bureau of the board OF health are
today making their weekly rounds, in
speeding the 81 restaurants and re-
freshment shops in Honolulu ceoperat.
ing with the bureau and observing the
Red Cross sanitary regulations, and
having certificates. IL
X. Akinaka, e. Japanese, is in
Queens hospital today with a broken
leg, received Monday on Waialae road
near Center road when run over by
an auto said to have been driven by
Pete Moshkowsky. According to the
police the latter says he drove be.
tween an auto truck and a wagon and
the japanese ran in front of him be-
fore he (Moshkowsky) could stop.
A farewell meeting in honor of Rev.
Banryu Yabuchi, high priest of the
Hongwanji mission Of Japan, was held
at the Hongwanji Mission church last
evening. Rev. Yabuchi has been Wis
iting the United States and Mexico,
and on his way to Japan stopped here
for two months to inspect the mission
work here, and to deliver a number OF
lectures. He leaves for Japan on the
Shinyo Maru on Friday.