Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-25
LOCAL And GHVFRAl!
Schofield Lodge. No. 44g. F. & A.
~, meets at Leilehua. tonight

Schofield Lodge, No. 44S, F. & A.
~, meets at Leilehua. tonight
| Hawaiian Lodge, No. ,2I, F., & A. NJ.
has special meeting this evening.
/ Damien Connell. Young Mems Insti-
tute. meets tonight in the Catholic
mission grounds.
Company d, 1st Infantry, National
Guard, will meet for drill at 1880
O'Clock tonight in the armory.
| A son was born Tuesday afternoon
to Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Williams
OF 1866 Ninth avenue, Kaimuki
| There will be meeting of the Board
of Agriculture and Forestry at the Of
fee of Arthur Rice Thursday morning
at IL. @.-..= -
The members of the territorial
grand jury will meet at O'Clock next
Friday afternoon in the judiciary
building.
Miss Lydia Ethel Rees and John C.
Searle, Jr.. will be married tonight in
st. Andrews Cathedral by Rev. Canon
William Ault.
The funeral of John, the two
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. An
dres Austero of 494 Liliha street, who
died Monday, was held Tuesday after
noon.
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The body of Miss Belle Brown, Ca
madam, so years old, who died at the
Queens hospital Monday night, will
be embalmed and forwarded to the
Dominion.
A poi luncheon and fair will be
given next Sunday. in the grounds
of the Catholic church at Kalihiwaena.
The proceeds will be used to repair
the church building.
A meeting of the Republican Club
of the 14th of the 9Th will be held
at 1880 o'clock this evening at Vine
yard and River streets. Candidates
for the legislature will speak.
At Mondays assembly of the Col
lege of Hawaii, the students were ad-
dressed by Rev. Leon Loufbourow of !
the Methodist church, on the subject
of "Old Books" The subject proved
quite fascinating, especially as Mr..
Loofbourow exhibited number of
rare old books.
Mrs. Herbert S. Walker, Pleasanton
Hotel, went to the. Emergency hospit-
al Tuesday night for treatment of |
slight injuries when she ran her car
into the curb at the corner of Wilder |
avenue and Keeaumoku street to
avoid a collision, so she says, with |
another machine.
Richard Diamond Kekona, at the |
city jail, is relieved to hear from his |
son, Diamond Kekona, who is in the |
trenches in Enrnpe and who was
thought to be missing. Kekona. says
about all he can write about is the |
weather and that It is lovely. Other
information would be deleted by the |
censors.
Three military companies of the is |
land will make trip to the military |
camp on Hawaii next month. Captain |
Kneeland Snow Of the LIST Infantry
will take his company to the campj
near Kilauea. Company / of the 1st |
Infantry and one Of the companies
from the End Infantry will also 60 to
Hawaii next month.
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A cablegram received today by the /
shipping department of H. Hackfeld |
& Co., locs! Pacific Mail agents, from
the Pacific Mails Yokohama office /
says the steamer Ecuador left Yoko-
hama October %, Oriental time, with
$50 tons Of cargo for Honolulu. She /
will arrive here November or 5. No /
word has yet been received from che
Venezuela, which was scheduled to
leave San Francisco yesterday.
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Word has been received from two II
men from here in the London Scottish II
regiment Lance Corporal Alex. Hun
ter, brother of Mrs. Peter Glib, Wa
hiawa, is recovering from shell
shock, and v. Woodburn-Heron has
recently received his first stripe and
is now a lance corporal. Two more
local boys, Frank Brolan and e. Shack
Teton, also in the London Scottish,
were reported well in September.
Cabled advices today to the ship
ping department of c. Brewer G Co,
local Oceanic agents, from the
Oceanic's Sydney office says the So
noma left Sydney today and has room
for San Francisco from this port fer
only $50 tons of cargo and 3000I
punches of bananas. The reduced
cargo room available is believed to be
due to resumption of wool shipments
from Australia for San Francisco.