Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
|IOQL And fENElAL

A meeting OF the members of Homo
lulu Lodge. Order of Phoenix, win be
held at 1870 o'clock this evening.
| Mrs. Mary Wong Tong has institut-
ed divorce proceedings against ner
husband, Wong Tong. on grounds Of
non-support.
Henry Freitas, building inspector
reports IA building permits. with an
estimated valuation of s2i4.396. issu-
ed during March,
The members of the University OF
! California Club will hold its annual
meeting and banquet at the JLniver-
sity Club on Wednesday OF next week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid
| Association will be held at the Library
of Hawaii en- Friday. April :. at 9:33
o'clock q. IN.
| Robert X. Wilcox, son OF Princess"
Theresa WilcoX-Belliveau, and Miss
Helen K. WilburtOn will shortly be
married, they having obtained a H.
cense yesterday.
A public concert and dance will be
held at the public baths, Kapiolani
Park, Waikiki, this evening. beginning
at $50 O'Clock. The Hawaiian Band
will furnish the music.
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Mission Children's Society will be
held on Saturday afternoon, April Is,
probably in the new NJ ssion Memoir
ial building in King street.
The lot used by the division of ento-
mology for fumigating house on Hi
lauea street, mauka Allen street, has
been formally set aside for it's use
| by an order of the governor, signed
| today.
Friday, April IA, at 9 O'Clock in the
morning has been set for the hearing
of a petition of the Guardian Trust
Company to sell property of the estate
of H. M. .Kaniho. The hearing will
be in Judge Whitney's court:
Plans for - a handsome two-stOry
frame residence are being prepared by
Emory & Webb, architects, for A. ~
Campbell. Mr.. Campbells new home
will be situated in Pensacola street
beyond Wilder avenue.
IT,
Harry T. Mills was denied reinstate-
ment to the local bar in a decision
handed down yesterday by the SUI
preme court. Mills had asked in his
petition that the court set aside its
judgment of disbarment made in Octo-
Der, 1905.
Circuit Judge Whitney has approved
the sale last Saturday of "Nanea
Villa" the Kaimuki home of the late
John Byron Mercer, to David H. Lew
is or order, for $13,250. The sale was
made by the Guardian Trust Com
pany. commissioner.
The contract for concrete paving in
the extension of Liholiho street, which
is through the Allen tract, mauka of
Wilder avenue, and between Kewalo
street and the Makiki fire station, was
let this week by the Henry Water
house Trust Company. --
~ =, 4 $780, 's':, - - - D. ~,
Plans for the Newiliwili wharf, I'M
der consideration for some time, were
approved at yesterday meeting of the
Iarbor board Tenders will be called
for Immediately and the work pushed
ahead as rapidly as possible, members
of the board said yesterday.
Taxation of the plaintiffs bill of
costs to the amount of $2450 were
allowed by the supreme court today
in the case of G.. NJ: Hite VS.. Angus
MePhee. .~*~='
Figures compiled by Auditor James
Bicknell showing the expenditures of
the commission investigating the
available water supply of the city re.
veal q total of $483S.79. This does not
include the salaries and expenses for
March, which will probably amount 1
to about $500, while $4,000 was ap-
propriated for the work. "
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w. E. Pietsch, mentioned in a news
story yesterday as having been one
of those leasing the Opera House for
special services, is not connected with
the movement in any way. He has
nothing to do with the lectures to be
given there, he made it plain today.
Miss Minnie Soares and George w.
Bigler were married last night at the
Church of the Sacred Hearts, Puma
hou, Rev. Father Stephen performing
the ceremony The witnesses were
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrida and F.. B. Fer
nandez was best man. The couple
are spending their honeymoon at the
Haleiwa hotel.
Mountains Of Oahu" will be the
subject of the illustrated lecture by