Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-12
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Meet me in Bishop Park tomorrow,
between and 40. v. Jones.-Adv.
The management of the Pleasanton
hotel, Punahou, announces an inform
al dance next Tuesday night
Alleging desertion, Tsunematsu Ho-
sokana has filed suit for divorce in
kama. j.. 49,. ...-..-
The Get Ready" Club of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will start on its annual overnight
hike this afternoon to the hills back
of the town.
William Kunakua and Luka, his
wife, today adopted Luka Mauna and
have changed the chlds name to
Luka Kunakua.
Inventory of the estate of Emily
May showing the property to be worth
| $494S.S0 has been filed in circuit court
by w. H. Baird, executor.
The Cornell Club will give its peri
odical "get-together" dinner at $50
this evening in the University Club,
Hotel and Richards street
NJ. NJ Teshua, Portuguese work
man ut the Honolulu Planning Mill.
fell into barrel of boiling tar yester-
day. He was badly burned. "..
Charged with the commission of
statutory offense, Mrs. Maria All Park
has been bound over to the grand jury
by L. S. Commissioner George S.
Curry.
With the exception Of those now
engaged in the trial of Efeme Stepan-
hoff, all out-oftown federal trial jur-
ors have been excused for the balance
of the term. H.. $780,.
For several hours Wednesday after
noon the emergency hospital ambu-
lance vas mired in the mud on the
road to Kuliauau. In its absence the
police ratrol was used. ~.
Beginning at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning the Woman's Guild and Aux
iliary of the Epiphany church, Kaimu-
XII, will hold a delicatessen sale at
Fort and BeTetania streets. -
Four candidates of the Mystic
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will receive
the esquire rank this evening. Men,
bers of the army and navy and other
visiting brothers are invited.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon for little Edward Walsh,
son of Battalion @. M. Sergt. Walsh. |
Edward was crushed to death yester
day afternoon by e steam roller work |
ing on the polo grounds at Sehofield |
Barracks. =. ......... ~:...
News brought by the steamer Kwa11' |
to Maru from Japan Is that the Chi |
nese revolutionary party in Japan is
employing retired Japanese naval Off.
GERS and seamen for their Yalu river
feet. >.:. =
Japanese Consul.general Rokuro
Moroi accompanied Prof. r. Tsunoda
of the Hongwanji Mission and Editor
Kakehi of the Nippu Jill on a visit to
Mckinley High school and the Nor
NAL school yesterday. He is visiting
some grammar schools today.
Foundations are in, the flooring is
nearly completed and the concrete
forms are we'll under way on the Cen
trail Grammar School addition. Henry
Freitas, building Inspector, is putting
much of his time into the job and he
says that the contractor is pushing
the work ahead as rapidly as possible,
An inventory and appraisement of
$10,054.68 of the estate Of William
X. Namauu, deceased, was filed yes
terday afternoon in the circuit court
by Miss Isabelle NJ Namauu, excel
trix, and Francisco FREDERICK Fernan-
des, A. Kalai Aona and Herbert M.
Dowsett, appraisers. II
Three soldiers suspected Of steal
ing Fred Makino's Ford Monday night
and smashing it we're arraigned in po-
lice court this morning and commit
ted to the circuit court, providing
they are indicted by the grand jury.
They are charged with first degree
larceny. Bail was set at $500 each.
Notices are being sent out to army
officers from the local tax office re-
questing them TO pay their automobile
taxes. The matter Of assessment of
belonging to army Off
,ers has not yet been acted upon by
he supreme court where the case was
appealed by army people, following a
decision some time ago in the circuit
,ourt ... " - ...i
Dual bathing in Honolulu may be
stopped without a campaign of edu
cation, according to the iHterpreIa-
ion of section 1922 of the Revised
laws of Hawaii which would class
iual bathing under the head of com-
non nuisances. Japanese interested
n the fight for the prevention of
lual bathing have made a campaign