Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
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Mystic Lodge. Knights of. Pythias,
meets tonight in Pythian hall.
A baby son was born Wednesday
to Mr. and Mrs. Edward s. Jones at
their home, 21S SAM Antonio avenue.
A meetingfof the executive commit.
tee of the Kalakatta Day celebration
committee will be- held SATURDAY.
morning in the mayors office.
The board of directors of the Kane
hameha Alumni Association will meet
IN the clubhouse 1887 Fort street, at
s O'Clock this evening. ~.
The funeral of Alexander X. Kakoa-
Iii was Thursday Afternoon from the
home, 1871 Liiiha street. Burial was
in the Kawaiahao cemetery.
The japanese Children's Associa-
ton of this city will give play fea-
turing an old Japanese drama at Moi
liili Japanese language school, Satur
day evening at Z o'clock.
Pauline De Leon, who was not long
tory offense by the defendant, Hugh
Edward McNutt has filed in the cir
cult court a suit for divorce from
Grace McNutt. ...:s-.
The Japanese residents at Kaimuki
have built new Japanese language
school for their children, The build
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opening celebration will take place on
Sunday afternoon. -. r. II
A. D. Iarnach, William Knott A.
Akana, A. H. Ford and G. P. French
were named as the legislative com.
mittee of the Civic Federation at a
of the executive committee
Yesterday afternoon
Petition for a passport has been
filed hi the federal court by Mrs. Mary
s. Sweeney, who intends to rave |
on the Shinyo Maru on Sep
tember 20 for visit in Japan and
China. "z. s |
Peter Kaipaku Honolulu died, We'd |
1esday at his home, 50 North Kukui |
street, and was buried Thursday in |
The Pauoa Hawaiian church cemetery. |
He was native of Hama, Maui. Y |
years of age, and is survived by a |
widow and children. y /
A picnic al Waikiki will be enjoyed |
tomorrow by those children living in
the neighborhood of Kaiulani school. |
They will leave the school grounds at |
$3.50 and return to town at about |
o'clock in the afternoon. Teachers at |
the vacation school will accompany |
them. ..~s II
Koon Chong Ahuna, deputy county |
clerk of Kauai, and Miss Dora Peiler |
we're married at Waialua, this island,
on Monday evening. Rev. ]. p. Erd-
man of the Hawaiian board perform
ing the ceremony. The witnesses
we're Miss Tillie Peiler and Kim
Tong Ho. |
In their answer to the petition of
The government for proceedings to
condemn the Irwin site as site for
new federal building, the
Spreckels interests ask that they be
given judgment for $12,509 for an
undivided quarter interest in the
At a meeting Thursday afternoon
II policemen VINO have recently organ
zed death benefit association the
,fficial title was called the Widows
md Orphans Relief Association;
Sheriff Charles H. Rose was elected
resident; J. S. Kalakiela, vice presi-
lent; Deputy Sheriff julius w. Asch,
ecretary; Arthur McDuffie, chief of
detectives, treasurer, and A. E. Car
er, M. C. Swift and j.. K. Kanepuu,
rustees. ...-.