The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-08
BREVTfdESY
From Wednssday Advertissr.l

(Frum wednesday Advertissr.)
The territorial grand jury win meet
at two O'Clock next Friday afternoon
in the Judiciary Budding. . q :
Julia Kanoehiwalana, the, wsek.old
daughter ,of Mr.. and MraJWilliam "A.
Assam, OF KapaakeR, Moiliili, died yes.
teiday and will be buried today in the
Catholic !eemetsty, King Street ,5jgf
The Hnwaiian Band returned in the
Mauna Kea yesterday morning jft6m
| Labaina, Maui, the MUSICIANS having
remained over after the Maui County
Fair in order TO give the T.ahaina resi-.
dents a number Of musical treats.
News was received yesterday Of the
death, while in action, Of Sgt. Fred,
erick Wo0dger Of the South African
| ExpeditionaTy Force in France, on De.
tobof Is, last. The deceased, who was
Mrs. +. J.. Hadey az Maliki' Hefgbts,
this city.
The Free kindergarten and Chill.
dren = Aid Society is faeing n deficit
and funds are needed so as to end the
year free Of debt. Donations viii be
gratefully received from any one in.
terested in the work of free kinder.
gartens and Fairgrounds, and may be
sent to Mrs. H. w. NJ. Mist, financial
secretary, p. o. Box 1873, Honolulu.
From Thursday Advertiser)
! The promotion committee has decided
not to open branch office at Los An.
geles, believing that the work can be
satisfactorily handled from San Fran.
cisco.
Wade Warren Thayer, secretary of
the Territory, will leave for Hawaii to.
day to examine large number of ap.
phcants for certificates of Hawaiian
birth.
The japanese educational board has
decided that the japanese language
schools in the Territory will begin their
winter vacation on December "a
| jhristmas eve.
An "old time Christmas party" at
which the principal will be the host
will be given at the Honolulu Military
Academy on the evening of December
ID. Invitations are now being mailed.
Visiting Mobiles in the city are in.
vited to attend the ceremonial session
Of Aloha Temple, Order of the Mystic
Shrine, to be held Saturday afternoon
at one O'Clock sharp at the Masonic
Temple.
Charles R. Forbes, superintendent OF
| public works, will leave today for Hilo
and other places on the Big Island to
inspect work being done by his depart
ment. He expects to return Sunday OF
Monday.
The funeral of Mary, the six-month'
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
kama, of KakaakO, was held yesterday
afternoon, the interment being in the
Kalaepohaku Cemetery. The child died
last Tuesday.
Jose Feliciano, the six-yearold son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henrique p. da Silva
Of Kuakini Street, died yesterday. The
funeral will be held at ten clock this
morning from the residence, the inter
ment to be in the Catholic Cemetery
King Street.
Charles F. Lund, formerly of H
Hackfeld & Co, was granted permits
sion to purchase the Imperial Bar or
Bethel Street by the Board of Liquor
License Commissioners at meeting
held yesterday afternoon. Lund PAID
$4,000 for the saloon.
| The promotion committee has ar
ranged for the distribution of its liter
ature from the New York Central sta
ton. This gives the organization three
main distributing eenters in the main
land--San Francisco, Chicago and New
York, a string across the continent.
Honolulu Lodge No. !, Modern Order
of Phoenix, win meet at seventhirty
tonight for nomination of officers fol
the coming year. Plans will also bC
completed for the annual Christina.
tree, which will be given shortly 70,
children of the members All Phoenix
are requested to attend the meeting.