Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-23
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A baby boy was born Tuesday to
M. ana Mrs. Manuel Olsen of Dayton
lane. RI: IT,.
! Eamien Council meets tonight in
c. b. L. hall, Catholic Mission
grounds.
Honolulu Lodge, Order of Eagles,
meets tonight for regular business in
Pythian hall. ..... III.
The territorial affairs committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce is discuss
ing civil convention matters this after
noon. .-.. ..... -.
a decree in the land courc. petition
CT George r. Garter for the registra-
tion of land in Manoa valley will be
filed tomorrow. ~ =
Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Morse an
nounce the arrival OF 12-pound baby
daughter at their home on Kinau lane
SUNDAY. ~" is.
A meeting of the members of the
territorial grand jury will be held at
2 o'clock next Friday afternoon in the
judiciary building. . -=".: -:
Five members of the board of gov
errors are to be elected at: the annual
meeting of the Commercial Club to
be held Thursday evening: Id -.
A postponed meeting of stockhold.
ers and parties interested in the Kona
Tobacco Company was to- be held in
the office Of Castle & Wilmington this
afternoon. -.... 4
Circuit Judge Ashford has over.
ruled the demurrer of the city and
county in $4,000 damage suit brought
against it by Kelii Solomon Apiki.
The defendant has 10 daysin which to
answer the complaint.
The public health committee of the
Chamber Of Commerce resolved at a
meeting today to. back up the board
to prevent the spread of cholera, now
prevalent In Japan, to Honolulu.
Application for passport has been
filed in federal court by Mrs. Radie v.
B. Corns, who intends to leave Homo
lulu in the Ventura on September II |
to travel in New Zealand, Tasmania, |
Australia and the South Sea islands. |
An appraisement of the estate of |
the late Mary /. Brown has been filed |
in circuit court by J. Il. Fleming, |
Bruce Cartwright. Jr., and III. r. Mac
farlane, appraisers: The report shows /
the estate TO be worth about 1870.
81. g.. "
Burial of Mrs. Mary Kaiawe of
Vineyard street near Liliha street,
who died Monday at the Queens hos.
pital, was Tuesday afternoon in the
cemetery. She was AZ
years, of age and native of Kohala,
Hawaii ..... ....
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Frieden-.
burg, who died Monday at her home
in Buckle lane, near Vineyard street,
was held this afternoon at Silvas un-
1ertakjng parlors Burial will be in
the Maluhia cemetery. The deceased
was born in Honolulu SO years ago
and was a widow.
Miss Syu Yum Ching and Joseph Y.
fling were united in marriage Tues
lay night by Rev. Samuel K Kamai-
opili. Miss Esther Kalino and Frank
2. Goo attended the couple. The
bride has been teaching in the Ka-
Seminary in Manoa valley
Ind the groom is merchant in Wailu-
XII, Maui, where they will make their
lone.