Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-09
LOCAL And G6NERkL


Queen street, this afternoon.
Honolulu Commandery, No. 1, will
hold a regular meeting and work in
Red Cross degree tonight at 1880
O'Clock. "
Following the regular meeting of
Pacific Rebekah lodge tonight there
will be dance ON the roof garden OF
the Odd Fellows hall, Fort street.
The case Of James Armstrong
against Mary E. Foster, ct al, an &C
ton 10 quiet title, was discontinued.
in circuit court today.
A concert was TO be given by the
Hawaiian Band at the KaliEi receiving
station from 2 until ) O'Clock this aft
ernoon. This morning tho band play
ed al I.eahi home.
A meeting of the Kamehaneha Day
celebration committee wiii he held in
the Library Of Hawaii at 1880 o'clock
this evening. All persons interested
are invited to attend.
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The members OF the Morning Music
Club viii hold an open Shakespeare
meeting at the home of Mrs w. d.
Westeryelt, Waikiki, at 8 O'Clock on
Tuesday evening, March 81.
Important business will be transact
ed at meeting Of the Honolulu Street
Railway Employees Benefit Associa-
ton TO be held In the club house, Bere-
tania street, at Z o'clock this evening.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum OF $2l66.94 has been fled In cir
cult court in the case of,C. T. Wilder,
tax assessor for the first taxational di-
vision, against the Kapiolani Estate.
Ltd.
Stamp sales at the postoffice for
January and February show an in
crease OF $500 above receipts from
the same sources for the first two
months of 1915, according to Postmas-
ter William F. Young.
Argument In the injunction suit
brought by the Honolulu Brewing &
Mating Company against Charles G.
Bartlett and Fred Harrison was to be
had in the supreme court this after
noon
Pvt. Felix Faust Of the Coast Artil-
lery Corps, who was shot through the
back yesterday morning at Fort de
Russy as he was fleeing from the
guard. is reported to be getting along
as well as can be expected at the Fort
Shafter hospital today. He is not
thought to be in q serious condition..
Preparation fof target practise,
which begins this year on April j.
when the End Battalion, under the
command of Mai. Michael ]. Lehman,
Ind infantry, enters upon the rifle
range for six weeks WORK, will be the
main work of companies at Fort Shat
ter.
A submission on agreed statement
of facts has been filed in the supreme
court with Anthony Lidgate and H. a.
Won Holt, trustees under the will FOf
the late Charles Motley, as complain
ants, and Emma Danford, ct al, as
respondents.
Three poi vendors, Sam Hop Lee.
Sam Kaohele and Kwong Chong Wo,l
pleaded guilty this morning in the
police court to the charge Of selling
wafered poi and were given ! sus-
pended sentence. The charges were
brought against the three by. A. w
Hansen. territorial food commissioners
The resignation of Percy T. Cleg-
horn as trustee Of the estate of the
late A. s. cleghorn was entered Of
record in Circuit Judge Whitney's
court today. The other trustees we're
authorized to proceed with the man.
agement of the estate, and assume
the powers Of the late trustee.
American National Defense" viii
be the topic discussed by Consul H.
Arita of Japan tomorrow night at the
meeting of the Japanese Literary As
ISOLATION (Kinyo Kwai). Y. Sega, edi.
tor OF the Nippu Jill, will speak On
present Japan. The meeting will
be held at the Central Japanese insti-
tute on Nuuanu street.
Prof. w. A. Bryan Of the College of
Hawaii win lecture at the Young
Mems Christian Association this even
ing on the geological history of Oahu
Taking as his subject, Have the Is
lands Sunk?" Prof. Bryan viii give a
popular discussion illustrated with
charts and pictures. The lecture win
be held in Cooke hall at o'clock.
w. C. Achi's friends and political
associates have heard within the past
few days that Achi may be a candi- |
date for delegate to the Chicago con-
yention. He Is not on the slate" fig
ured out by a number of Republican
leaders, but is said TO have voiced his |
desire to a number of prospective |
delegates to the territorial convention
next month.
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