Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-21
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y the complaint.
Serving 50 many thousands OF =
/ . homes every afternoon makes Eoc- ,
= easioRal Iapses possible.
The StaT-fSuilesin maintains =
4 until $50 p. m each day, spe- =
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i Phoenix Lodge meets at 7:s0 to
night. ~.
j Officers of Hawaiiah Lodge, +. & A.
4 M, meet in the temple tonight for
| practise.
/ Honolulu Commanders has meeting
i In the Masonic Temple at 5 O'Clock
i this afternoon. ...~. .'-..@
i Manager Kawakatsu OF the new ia
panese bank has announced that IL
/ viii be opened for business on 0cto,
4 Der 2. ...- ..... Il.
i A daughter, Lois THO Backnst was
born on September 10 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Allyn Backus, 1921
/ Dole street. -. -
/ Members of the Mills Club viii
meet at $50 o'clock next Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. n
/ KluegeI, 1905 Alexander street. For
fner students OF Mills School are I'M.
Yited TO attend,
| Miss Kealoha Blake and Bohaparte
II. Karrsitti were united in marriage
| Wednesday evening by Rev. Samuel
X. KamaiopiH. Witnesses were Mrs.
Lila Horner and William Rose The
couple viii speEd a short honeymoon
in the country.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
cordially invited TO be present at the
regular business meeting at 1880 TO-
might of 70lige Branch, Rebekah
Lodge, l. o. o. F. Exercises viii be
held TO celebrate the aixty-fffth an.
niversafy of the Rebekah degree.
At the instance of Henry Freitas,
Kaimufd member of the g. o. r. c1un-
ty committee, a meeting OF the Re
publican Club of the first of the
fourth win be held at 1880 o'clock
next Tuesday evening in the assemb-
~ han OF the LflittokaIani school.
Vile, Kekamo, Kekoa, Mamarel
and Keawe, convicted and fined by
tire district magistrate at Koolauloa
of q charge o. assault on q Japanese.
have appealed their case TO the Circuit
Court. - h.
RI. A. Wilder, master, has recon-
rnended that the final accounts of
Tong Kan, administrator of the estate
of the late Tong Kat Poo, be ar
proved. The administrator charges
himself with S3013.50 and asks to be
aIlowed $451.05. -. ...:.:....
An informal hop is to be given by
the enlisted men of Fort kamehameha
at 9 p. m. Friday evening at Fort
Kamehaneha. Auto busses viii leave
King and Fort streets at s p. m and
Fort Shafter at S:I5 p. m. FOR the
benefit OF the invited guests.
A. Kalei Aona, acting boys proba-
ton officer. has under INVESTIGATION
the case of q boy who is alleged TO
have stolen q bicycle and also several
articles of SAItte from the clothing Of
soldiers at the public baths. The case
probably win be brought before the
juvenile court. =
A party which has been here from
San Mateo, CAL, stopping at the Al
exander Young hotel for about two
months, left in the Matsonia It IN
cIadba MI. and Mrs. p. T. BrHnsing
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. g. D. Bel
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Arnold They
are Interested IN mining.
on the. ground that it is contrary
to the law and the evidence, excep-
tons have been filed IN circuit court
by the Waianae Company to a deeis
| ION by Circuit Judge Ashford finding
for the defendant IN action to quiet
title brought against Kaiwilei (w9 by
Ho1nes & Olson represents the plain.
tiff. %.
| The resignation Of President Kawa-
hafa OF the Japanese Chamber of
! Commences of this city was accepted
| by the directors meeting OF that or
ganfzation last night A general meet
ing OF that organization viii be held
next Thursday afternoon to elect a
new president. According to one Of
the directors this morning, D. Yone-
kara, who was the president of the
former Japanese Merchants Associa.
ton, VIII likely be elected to succeed
President Kawahara.
| {. DAILY REMINDERS /.