Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
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The supervisors viii meet at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow, evening.
There win be work in the third de
gree at meeting Of Schofield Lodge.
F. and A. NJ. ut Leilehua this even
ing. a- F.. ~
A business meeting Of the members
OF Honolulu Lodge No 400, F. and A.
n, win be held at 7:3o o'clock this
evening. =....-. ....-
The Hilo Board of Trade has de-
cided to apply for admission as al
member of the Chamber of Commerce
OF the United States. *:": \"
Under bond of S1100, Mrs Ida
Reed was on Saturday appointed by
Judge Whitney as guardian of Aryille |
B. Coonradt, minor. ..-~ 49,. t.. -" /
Bids for the construction of road
| from Lahaina to Lahainaluna school
will be opened Saturday morning by |
1.-THE superintendent of public works.
Action for damages in the sum OF
$3.50 for alleged assault has been
filed in circuit court by Caspina de !
Cambria against Manuel Cabral
Augustus B. Arleigh applied on Sat
urday in the circuit court for a d.
vorce decree from Mabel W.. Arleigh |
The Arleighs we're married on No
vember IL, 1912. >.s::=-.a ~ 49,. =.
Testimony in which he declared the |
queen to be perfectly sane has been
signed by DR.. A. ~ Sinclair. The tes-
timony has given recently in Judge
Whitney's court. y. =.
Competitive bids for the construc-
ton of the road from Lahaina to La
hainaluna,s Maui, will be opened next
Saturday morning at II o'clock in the
office of public works. = >:>: r.
Plea Of not guilty has been entered
in federal court by William Monrae,
colored, charged with selling liquor
without a license on a government
| reservation. The case has been con-
tfnued until called up. - -.
The case of Harry T. Mills, trustee
in bankruptcy of the estate of d. r,
Turin, against the Kaimuki Land
Company, is dismissed in an opinion
handed down by Circuit Judge Ash.
ford today. ~.
Showing receipts to the amount of
$769015 and disbursements in the
sum of $677I93, the second annual &C.
counts of the Bishop Trust Company,
guardian of Ching Chung I4ai, mi
nor. have been filed in circuit court.
A meeting of the Panama-PAeific |
International Exposition commission
was to be held in the territorial secre-
tary's office in the Capitol this af-
teTnoon Draft of the final report of |
the commission will be passed on at
the meeting. =.
The sixty-first anniversary of the
founding of the Strangers Friend. So
ciety, the Uldest charitable organiza-
brated this afternoon with social
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. j.
Fuller, Nuuanu street.
The Knights of kamehameha will |
meet this evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. |
Members of the washington Club of |
the intermediate department of the |
association will hold their weekly |
meeting on Wednesday evening, May
10.
The health committee of the board
of supervisors. accompanied by the
mayor, is visiting Queens hospital |
this afternoon in order that they |
may acquaint. themselves with condi- |
tions in this city supported institu- |
ton. The Hawaiian band will play |
from 3 to s.
Because two of the three members |
OF the territorial prison commission |
are absent on the mainland. no meet
ing of that body is possible at pres
ent, and paroles long overdue for GER
tain inmates OF the Oahu prison are /
being held by Sheriff Jarrett. JAR
-rett has taken his troubles to the at
torneygeneral but has received no
help save the information that he
must wait until the two absent COM
mission members have returned.
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