The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-13
BREVTTIES
(From wednesday Advertiaer.

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I In preparation for the gift season,
Miss ]. N. Soper has designed and had
printed some very dainty Christmas
Aloha - card tags. These carry de-
signs of red hibiscus, the ohia bloom
and red lei.. ~
I To consider the application OF Yuki
Nakashima for second class LIQUOR
! license 10 sch intoxicants in Pauahi
Street, the Odhu license commission
win meet on "Wednesday Of next week
in the city hall. ~ lay
First Lieut.. o., X. sadtler has been
detailed to recruiting duty at Fort Nc
Dowell, California. Lieutenant Sadt.
Ter Is a ball player OF much. Fenown
hpre, and has been manager Of the
Thirty.second Infantry bali team.
James Kahaku Hoe, stevedore resid.
ing al AIS Buckle Lane, died on Tues.
day and was buried yesterday In the
pauoa Hawaiian Church Cemetery
Ihe deceased was married man, ma.
live of Kauai and forty years old.
A cottage on the premises Of Pah
On. the rice mill man, in the snine
block with the Waimea Hotel canRht
fire about seven o clock last Wednes.
day evening and was completely de.
str6yed. says the Garden Island Of
Kauai Of last Tuesday. b.. 2
The annual meeting Of the Hawaiian
Humane Society will be held I'm the
Library of Hawaii at ten o'clock next
Wednesday morning. All members,
and those who are interested in the
work " organization Of this nature,
are invited to be present. ur. 49,, ~
Under the guidance Of Joseph Elmer.
son, members of the Y. NJ. c. A., win
make an expedition on Saturday 10
Manoa valley, in search of land shells.
In order that they may become fanlil.
lar with the shells they win be the
quests of Mr.. Emerson on Friday night
o view the collection which he mas,
made during years of research. d. .. I'D,
The recent primary election cost, for
Judges of election alone, $3.50, there
having been 255 inspectors at ten dol.
lars each. Printing of ballots and
Hher STATIONERY. arranging of voting
booths and other incidentalst brought
he cost of the primary up to at least
20. This expense will be repeated
" the regular election next month. a..
Cards have been received in Homo.
'ulu announcing the formation of the
firm Of Charles William Dickey and
'ohn Joseph Donovan, architects, with
Offices at Ala Thirteenth Street. Oak.
tnnd. Mr.. Dickey was formerly In
business in the same line in Honolulu.
y" Hawaiian Building at the Panama
,xnosition was built from his design.
The announcement has been made of
he engagement Of Miss Christine lisa
rel Dunno, daughter of Mrs. Clara Eu-
geDia Dunno, of Seattle, Washington,
% August Malnhia Schmidt, of HilO.
The wedding win take place on Novem-
Der |. The new couple win make their
homo in Hilo. Mr.. Schmidt is engaged
business at Waiakea, the eastern
'uburb Of the Big Island Capital.
(From FRIDAY Advert erl
Tam Ho Kong, a well.known Chinese
'torekeeper in Peterson Lane, Palama,
died esrly yesterday morning and was
buried yesterday afternoon in the Pau
GA Chinese Cemetery. The deceased
vas unmarried, a native of China, and
ffty-fve years old. -
The funeral of the late Mrs. MARY
Kauohilo who died on Wednesday at
her residence in Kalihi Street, near Ka-
hakanui Road, was held yesterday, the
interment taking place in Loeb View
Cemetery, Pearl City. The deceased
was native of this city and forty years
old.
. The principal feature scheduled for
70 meeting of the Pacific Coast WON
ms Press Association in San Fran.
aso notn
in Hawaii" Fred J. Halton, Pacific
cast agent of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, gave an illustrated lecture
on the Islands. On October s. Mr.
Halton gave a lecture on the Islands
efore the Home Industry League of
'alifOrnia at the Palace Hotel.