The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-10
..BREVITIES
Iron "wednesday Advertiser. }

that recognition has been given the six
companies ON Kauai.
Fhe,infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
lei Z. Pokipala Of Kunawai Lane died
on Monday shortly after birth and was
buried YESTERDAY in the Ralaepohaku
cemetery.
Pepe, the eight month.old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Kahaiewai
of Moiliilis died on Monday and was
buried i'm the Moiliili Hawaiian
Church cemetery yesterday.
Kapono Hosea of MoiliiR, who died
last Monday WAS buried yesterday in
the Moiliili Hawaiian Church cemetery.
The tdeeeased, who was a native Of the
city. aud twenty seven years old, was
unmarried and q carpenter.
Charles Knkulu Makaoi of 30 North
Vineyard Street died last Sunday and
was buried on Monday in the Kalae.
pohaku semetery. He was native Of
Waikapu, Maui, unmarried, n painter,
and thirty-three years, ten months and
three days old.
The funeral Of the late John Bell Of
Eighth Avenue, Kaimuki, who died
last Sunday, will be held next Sunday
afternoon from Silva's undertaking
parlers, kukni, near Nuuanu Street.
The deceased was widower, sixty
years old and native of Waimea,
South Kohala, Hawaii.
James II. Pratt, chemist with the
Hawaiian Commercial l. Sugar Com
pRny at Puunene, Maui, and Miss
Helen @. Kitchen will be married to-
morrow. The ceremony will be per.
formed by Rev. Henry Pratt Judd,
secretary of the Hawaiian Bonrd of
Missions. The witnesses will be Mr..
McCue and j. 3. b. Pratt .Jr.
(FTom Thursday Advertiser)
A son, John, was born last Monday
to, Mr., and Mrs John Akima, Of Asy-
lnm, Boed, Palamn ..,,
Rev. John p. Erdma n = Bible class
win meet at seventh thirty tonight in
Kaumakapili Church, Palama.
The territorial grand jury will hold
its regular weekly session at two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
Judiciary Building.
Among Honolulans who returned from
the mainland during the week are Mr..
and Mrs. H, l.. Kerr, J. e. McCandless
and John, A.rNcCandless.
Charles r. Forbes, SUPER ntendent Of
| public works, Is on Kauai overseeing
the new wharf work at Waimea and
Nawiliwili. He is expected to return
to HonolnlU'Sunday morning.
The Hospital Flower Society will
hold tea, cake and fancywor-. sale at
the residence of Mrs. l.. NJ. Judd,
LunalilO Street, next Saturday after
loon from three to five clock.
John l.. Byars and Mrs. Marie Isabel
King were married on Tuesday by Rev.
Samuel K. KBmaiopili, assistant pastor
of Kaumakapili Church. The witnesses
we're Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Howard
Pacific 'Rebekah Lodge, /. O. O. F.,
will hold fair after its regular SEES.
sion this evening. Fancy work and
hons made candies will be sold and
there will be dancing and refreshments.
The reception to Hawaiians. to DO
held by Princess Kawananakoa on
Kalakaua Day. November 10, will be
from nine O'Clock in the morning to
noon, and not in the afternoon, as has
been formerly announced.
/ With Rev. Norman C. Scbenek. in
charge of the Chinese department of the
Hawaiian Board Of Missions, official
ing, s.. P. Lum. and Miss Mary Wong
We're married on Tuesday, the witnesses
being Miss Fuk zap and Young Hook
In.
Nor Hing Chung, a well-known Chi.
nese barber residing at Kukui Street
died yesterday In the Leah Home. and
was buried in the afternoon in the Pau
GA Chinese Cemetery. He was a mar.
ried man, native of China, and sixty.
five years old. ,
Judge Whitney had big juvenile
couft day yesterday, about twenty.six
alleged delinquents, of whom two were
girls accused Of pilfering articles from
their school teachers, being brought on
the carpet by Joseph Leal, the boys
probation officer.
| Mr.. and Mrs Willis Myers Young Of
1867 Ala Moana Road, waikiki, vel
coined at the Department Hospital
Fort Shafter, last Monday the arrival
of a daughter, who has been named
Harriet Elizabeth. Mr.. Young is chief
electrician of the submarine K-7, L. =.
Cars on several lines Of tie Honolulu
Rapid Transit and Land Company were
delayed az much as half an hour early
Yesterday morning, when the power
Was accidentally shut of. Business
men aud others inbound had plausible
excuses to make, this once. for their
| tardy appearance at their offices.
| Members Of the territorial board Of
health left in the Mauna Kea yester-
day for the Big Island and will return
IN the same steamer next Saturday to
Honolulu. The officials VIII make
thorough inspection and investigation
Of heGlth matters in East Hawaii, par.
hcularly in the Hamakua district.
The funeral of the late Manuel Mo.
niz, who died yesterday at his late
home, 3l65 Hebron Avenue, Kapahulu
will be held this Afternoon, the inter,
ment to be in the Catholic Cemetery,
King Street. The deceased, who was
n widower and gardener. was a native
Of the Island of st. Michael, Azores
and sixty'Gve years old.
Brig. Gen. Frederick s. Strong, the
new commander of the Hawaiian De.
lartment, took up his duties at head
quarters yesterday, following the de
rarture Tuesday of Brig. Gen. r. X.
Evans General Strong also retains
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