The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-14
BREVITIES
from saturday Advetiser.i

Big Island, where ne expects to remain
n month. .teE
Emil Berndt Of Honolulu gave n
talk on Hawaii before the Rotary club
in Los Angeles recently, according to a
letter received by the promotion com.
oittee yesterday.
The bishop. Museum officials have
announced that on Kalakaua Day, next
Thursday, the institution, will be OPeR
to the public. Here are many relics
Of the last male ruler OF Hawaii.
+. +. StCere, John Milton and J. L.
O'COnner we're appointed by Governor
Pinkham yesterday to constitute a new
board of land appraisers. The Cover.
nor also appointed ]. M. Dowsett prison
inspector for. Oahu.
The Beekman Tourist Company, Of
Boston, has added a Hawaiian lecture
O us list of attractions, according to
u letter received yesterday by Nhe
promotion committee. II. F. Wichman
Of Honolulu gave the first lecture.
The funeral Of the late John Con
sulvCs Prcgil, who died last Wednes.
day as the results of injuries received
at Pearl Harbur, was held Yesterday
afternoon. the intcrment being in the
kalihiwaena Catholic Church Cemetery.
The Chicago Northwestern Railway
announces that it will have special
Pineapple Day menu on oil its trains
November l6. A sample menu rocciv.
ed here shows that every item on the
Il of fare has pineapple in it in
some form.
The Imperial bar was closed yester-
Nv ~ acrordP nee with the order Of
the liquor board which found the pro
rrtur. James h. Thompson, guilty Of
selling "slop" beer. The bar has been
purchased by {. +. Lund, Who expects
to re open it at the expiration Of the
'v-O months the board decrcrd it must
rcmsin closed.
From Sunday Advcr'isrr.)
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
'ugnr Planters Association will be
held in this city on Tuesday, Deem
Der ).
The third term of the public school
year, Of eleven weeks, will begin on
April and will close on June 22. next
'"nr, instead NJ the dates April s and
June %, as previously announced.
To pick ninety "picture" brides for
as many successful California farmers,
n party of Japanese, headed by II. Ma
suda of the Japanese Union Hotel of
San Francisco. passed through Homo
win in the Siberia Maru on Friday,
headed for Japan.
Little Addie and Tazori Kane. weTc
each burnt about the hands and face in
their home at l447 Gulick Avenue Fri
day night when a mosquito net caught
fire. Both children were brought to
the Emergency hospital. After re.
sewing first aid they were taken to
their home.
According to the Hawaii Shinpo, the
fountain built in Japan and
presented 10 the City of Honolulu by
local japanese, was shipped yesterday
in the Shinyo Maru from Yokohama.
The fountain, which is typically a work
# .Iananes" bronze, will adorn Kapio
lani Park, Waikiki.
In a drunken carousal at the Fern
Place, on Kukui near River Street, on
Friday night John HarOldsPn struck
John Prattila and John More over the
read with q gin bottle, INJECTING scri.
,us wounds. Both men were taken to
he Emergency hospital. Haroldscn is
leld at the police station pending in
The Honolulu lodge of Elks has com !
Bleted plans for the observance Of Elks |
Memorial Day, the first Sunday in De.
;ember, a nationwide day of memorial |
'mOng members Of the order. The local /
program viii include music, addresses ,
md an impressive ritualistic ceremony
memory of departed brothers. SINH |
mr. programs will be observed in every |
arge city in the United States.
Mrs. Mary Komohu Halakaiaea ap-
lied at the Emergency hospital for
reatment last night, having been bad. |
y beaten up by her husband, who vas |
trunk. According to her story, her !,
IpCuse returned home loaded with |
,ooze and without cause started to beat
Ter up because he had had the worst |
" an argument in the street. She is
occupying bed in the emergency ward |
until her bruises heal sufficiently to al |
ow at her being sent home.
rFrom Monday Advertiser)
incorporation papers are to be filed
his month for the Hilo Gas Company
which has been promoted by +. J. /
smith. /
MnhukOna and kawaihac are to have
treet lights, the Hawaii supervisors
laving appropriated ninety dollars for 1,
hat purpose last week.
The directors of the Hilo board of ,
rade at their meeting Tuesday No
'ember q, decided to back up Norman
(. Lyman in his fight for the right-of. !
way for a road across the railroad :,
racks at Waiakea.
Ri6hard Deming, for the American
'urety Company, has started work at
he WRipio Quarry where gang of
hirty men is working getting rock
eady TO be placed on the scows and
rOught to the Hilp breakwater.
According to the HiIO Tribune, J.
}. Christy, formerly of the Fiji Isl |
nds, then a soldier at GallipOli, where
e was wounded, has decided to make
iawaii his home in the future and
as secured a position In Kohala. He
tates that all the men who enlisted
rom Fiji have either been killed or
Those who wish to take part in the
bservanee of Elks' Memorial Day,
he first Sunday in December. are re
uested TO send their applications for
oil 10 20 hn Il, |