The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31
liefdih saturday Advertiser. J

FROM Saturday Advertiser.)
The Mikado's birthday viii be cele
bfatcd BY the members OF the Japanes,
chamber of commerce on November
At tho Noehizuki Club, Waikiki
Moses, the six-month. old son Of Mr.
ane Mrb 1lhkaio Ehu Of WaiakamilC
RoAn, Kalihi, died on Thursday and
was buried yesterday in the KawaiahaC
cemetaty. = .I
The Beyal Hawaiian Band, which hs,
been on months vacation, viii re-
snpie ite public concerts next Wednes.
day night Leader Kalani expects Q
strenuous week preceding the regular
election day on November Z. e..
Eleven Of the sixty three candidates
at the primary election had failed 70
file their eI6otion expense account at
the expiration of the time limit Thurs
day night. David Kalauokalani, eoun.
ty clerk, plans 10 send letters TO the
delihquent ones
Another Portuguese boy was arrest
ed yesterday BY Joe Leal, probation Of.
ieer, on a charge Of stealing from
dressing rooms az the public baths,
WAIKIKI. The boy admitted he had
been pilfaring the rooms since school
started. Eeaf arrested a Portuguese
boy on the same charge Thursday.
From Sunday Advertiser
Edna; daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brede Of First Avenue, Kai-
mtki, died on Friday shortly after
birth. The body was eremated yester-
day. 5a
Akons, son Of Mr., and Mrs. Samuel
Kauka, OF s25 Mokauea Road and Ash
ford Street kalihi, died on Friday and
was buried yesterday in the Haaobele-
maDo Cemetery. The little boy was
-four months and fourteen days old.
Outside interference cannot aid the
situation which has arisen from the
recent waterfront strike according to
Japanese Consnl General Moroi who
has returned from n trip Of ipvestiga-
ton to Maui. He conferred with rep.
resentatiyes Of employers, union men
and no9sunien men. "Uniop. Japanese
must a6ttlen for themselves difficulties
which have come Of their own nc.
tiohs; baid Mr.. Moroi.
fFr0m Tuesday Advertiser.)
The license commissioners will meet
ut three fDrtgtd ~ Tomorrow afternoon
in the city hall to take up tor further
hearing Of the Thompson trial.
The Royal Hawaiian Band Is annual
vacation of month comes to an end
today and tomorrow night the music.
ians, led fby Prof Peter Kalani viii
give o public concert.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Free Kindergarten aud Childrep's Aid
Association win Be- held at the home of
MrsSsF M. Swanzy on Friday, morning
at half past nine o'clock.
!, Envy Leinani, the four-month old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, David Kalili
of 1866D Liliha Street, died on Sunday
and was buried yesterday in the Pauoa
Hawaiian Church cemetery, Rev. Sam
mel X. KAmaiopili,. assistant pastor Of
Kaumakapili Church, Palama, officiat.
ing. Nsss & N, 5l I, 4
4 The contemplated additions 10 the
Hilo Armory have been ruled by Attor-
hey General Stainbaek to be within.
the law and work ON the additions,
which has been delayed pending settle
ment Of the difficulty, Is, % be resumed,
the fact that iniuhcr
ticns suits are Threatened to prevent it.
The waiakea road, Hilo, work upon
which, according 10 the engineers Of
the department OF public works, viii
be started soon, will be short cut
to the Volcano for passengers arriving
at Kphio wharf, and those in charge of
matters are eagerly awaiting
its completion. e The road will be one
and q half miles long and will cut of
about that distance on the trip to Kill.
auea. =