The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
BREYITIES

The Governor appointed yesterday
r. u. freedom, in place Of Daniel Kea.
loha, resigned. as member OF tho
i board Of election inspectors for the
twelfth precinct Of the fifth repre-.
sentative district.
| A delightful dance was given last
night in the assembly hall Of the Lii.
uokslRni school Kaimuki by the Moth.
ers Club. The music was furnished by
an Hawaiian orchestra and was typic.
ally Hawaiian. The attendance was
large. .f .,FtttE
" e9ewell dinner was given at the
Union Grill last night by the Kinyo
| '(ai cr japanese Scientific and Liter.
airy Research Association. for Y. Nil
kani. who win depart for New York
Tuesday. Consul General r. Moroi,
honorary member OF the association,
and twenty Japanese members Of the
associa'inU attended. !,
From Monday Adyertifer)
According to George Russell, man.
ager Of the Hilo Iron Works. II was
necessary to send TO Honolulu for me.
fchaniCs TO handle the increased work
on hand. shnh#A III @ii ts.-fs p
There are just eighty-fom streets IN
Hilo and signs have recently been
placed on every street corner under the
direction Of Norman X. Lyman. All
the names are Hawaiian. AN
| Dayton ('sonny'') Carter, was bur.
1 led on Tbursday from the home OF his
mother on Volcnno Road, Hilo. Burial
was in the Puuniaile cemetery and the
funeral services were conducted BY
Rev. s. L. Desha. .' h'1g3 i. r., :.
H. b. Mariner of Hilo, has purchased
a lot in Front street near Panaha wai
for consideration of $4,000. Mr..
/ Mariner; who is manager Of the First
Trust Company of Hfio, has left for O
trip to the mainland. .l,s..
Hawaii should receive wider adyer.
Using of its climate, according to w.
f. Hubbard, wealthy Salt Lake City
| man. who has been spending some time
Mt Hilo., The climate of the Islands
Hubbard believes, surpasses any he has
found elsewhere. - 49,, -
! Dcmosthenes Lycurgus, manager of
the Volcano House, has announced that
he will spend $4,000 making improve.
ments in expectation Of the, winter
tourist rush. Plans and specifications
= have been prepared for additional
buildings at the hotel. go.
There were three minor accidents
Saturday evening An automobile
| rivPn by Nonaka collided with
NOrsc driven by Sam NHilima at Nuu.
/ anu and Kukui. streets, breaking a
buggy shaft Pedro Recaldo reported
hu, an automobile he was drying was
struck by another ear. The springs of
| 'is automobile were bent. The COLI.
on occurred on Beretania street near
Emma. . X. .Nishima, riding a motor.
cycle, and YoshiO Kano, riding hi.
cycle, collided at Nuuanu and King
streets. Both men were thrown to the
pavement and bruised.
From Tuesday Advertiser.) o.
James w. Jumps story on Jump.
ing Around in Hawaii, +" which tells OF
his interesting game fishing experiences
here last winter, is to be republished in
the Recreation Magazine, in its ganu
airy issue.
Mrs. Knlai Mahelona died, at -, hor
home in Lanakila Tract on Sunday and
was buried yesterday in the Kalaepo:
| Haku cemetery. She was widow, ma
| wv VI NUM- "auii dhu IOIiy-nNc
years old
The funeral of little Charlie, the ten.
month-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wong
Moon, of lib Liliha Street, was held
Sunday, the interment being in the
Kawaiahao cemetery. The child died
on Saturday.
Abel Maxim, son of Mr.. and Mrs. An
tonic Santos, of 94l KawaiahaO Street,
died on Saturday and was buried Sun.
day in the Catholic cemetery, King
Street. The child was one year, seven
months and sixteen days old.
Memorial service for Toshiki Okumu.
ra, a son of Rev. Mr.. Okumura, who
died a week ago in Japan, was held
kiki Japanese church. Many friends Of
the dead youth and of Mr.. okumura at
tended the service.
The charities and social welfare, com.
mittee of the chamber of c0hiuAeike yes
terda gave its approval to petition
of the Salvation Army to solicit $500.
The money will be used to carry on the
work Of the army in Honolulu and rep
resents the annual budget of the organ
iZatiOn. '-
Brig.-Gen. Robert X. Evans, com
mander of the Hawaii Department will
make the trip to the Philippines &C.
cOmpanied by Mrs. Evans, on the No
vember transport. General Evans will
retire for age November 10. No sue.
cessOr has been named by the war de-
partment as yet.
The funeral of the late Miss Mary
Fernandes, who died on Tuesday of
last week, was held on Sunday from
the residence in Queens Hospital lane,
the interment taking place in the
Catholic cemetery, King Street. Many
friends, including officers and memb beers
of Canoes Circle No. 240, Companions
of the Forest, of which the deceased
had been a member, attended.
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