Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-13

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mately 500 900. is to be begun imme-
diateiy, and II is expected that the ap-
plication for a building permit viii
be filed within few days.
Up to last Saturday the plantations
of Alexander & Baldwin had manufac.
tnred sugar as follows: Hawaiian Com
mercial, 31,T25 tons; Maui Agricul-
tural. 1873 tons; Hawaiian Sugar,
1854 tons, and McBryde, 6432 tons.
Hugh Howard Kennedy, a book
keeper and a native of New South
Wales, and Vincent Madec, a sailor
and a native of France, have filed in
federal court their declarations of
Intention to become American citi-
zens.
A delicatessen sale will be held in
the vacant store in the Progress build
ing, Fort and Beretania STREETS, on
April 20, under the auspices of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society. The
sale will begin at 8 o'clock in the
morning
A chairman to serve during the
ensuing year will be elected at q
meeting of the board of retail trades
of the Chamber of Commerce at 2:35
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
rooms Of the chamber. Kanikeolani
building.
A request for copies of the anti-ex-
pectora.ion posters issued by the
health department of Spokane. Wash
ington, has been made by "a resident
of Hilo, Hawaii, whose name is given
as H. T. Dragne, says the Spokane
Chronicle.
Because its kitchen staff failed to
abide by the rules of the anti-tubercu-
losis bureau of the board of health,
the Home Cafe, Japanese restaurant
at Beretania and Emma streets, was
yesterday relieved of its anti-tnbercu-
losis certificate.
At noon on April 20. Marshal j. J..
Smiddy will sell at public auction in
his office four diamond rings, which
were confiscated by the government
from Lee Tai, who was charged with
having smuggled them into the terri
tory. Lee Tai was acquitted.
Plans for residence of colonial de-
sign are being prepared by F. J. Cat
ton, local architect, for H. E. Savidge
OF the Hawaiian Pineapple Company.
VIII e. Miles slso intends to erect two
seven-room bungalows on his prop
efty near the Kamehameha schools.
According to C. }. Donaldson, who
Is in charge Of the Hawaiian exhibit
at the San Diego exposition, the ex-
hibit is making a distinct hit at the
big fair. The exhibit has been en-
larged by the addition Of number of
features which were shown at the San
Francisco exposition.
A building permit for the compile
ton of the entire new block which It is
constructing on King street between
the Nuuanu stream and the Iwilei
road. has been taken out by the Oahu
Railway and Land Company. This
unit, which win complete the block,
win cost approximately $4,000.
A dance viii be given by the Kane
hameha Alumni Association in Bishop
Hall early next month, at which tho
members of the victorious track team
In the recent Cornell meet viii be the
guests of honor. Harold Godfrey
John Fern and e. X. Punt compose the
committee In charge of the affair.
Oil hose connecting the end of the
pipe line and the vessel loading fuel
viii be purchased by the Oil compan-
les, not by the harbor board, here
after. The hose Is expensive and the
board decided at Its meeting yester-
day that 1t had made mistake when
it bought the first four pieces at $3.50
each.
To ascertain the status OF biologi-
cal teaching in the schools OF the
islands, Prof. Vaughan MacCaughey
of the College of Hawaii, has sent
out QUESTIONABLE on the subject to
various principals. The data secured
will be used in q report made this
summer before an eastern educational
board.
A motion by counsel for Ellen Tree
Williamson for allowance of attorneys
| fees out of the trust estate is denied
in decision handed down by the SUI
preme court in the case of H M. Won
Holt, trustee of the estate of Godfrey
Rhodes, deceased, against Ada Tree
Rhodes Williamson and Ellen Tree
Williamson.
More than 300 persons are now
waiting to have telephones installed
| in their homes and offices, and the
Mutual Telephone Company is exert
| ing every effort to meet the demand.
In order to better the facilities of the
company, and to take care of new
numbers on the switchboard, the num-