Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-13
LOCAL and GfNLRAL

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Harmony Lodge. l. o. o. r.. meets
tonight for regular business.
Honolulu Lod-e No. 400. F. & a. n.
meets tonight for third degree work,
Al 730 tonight the officers OF the
National Guard will dine at the Young
Hotel.
-Four boys. Charged with trlrancy,
were placed in probation by Javenile
judge Whitney Saturday. II
CHARGED with being confirmed tru.
ants. two Hawaiian girls were placed
on probation by Juvenile Judge Whit,
ney Saturday.
The three Eastern Star chapters
viii receive MICS Mildred Clemens at
the OutrigGer- lHlJ from 30 10
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
VI. r. Simonton. master. has recon-
mended the approval of the final &C
counts OF the administrator OF tie eS-
tate Of Chotaro Miyamoto.
Suits for divorce have beeas-fled in
circuit court as follows: Klf6 Miura
against Torazo Miura, cruelty; Tame
Fugimoto against c. Fugimoto, cruelty.
A=sHrprfse- birthday party and dance
was given in honor of Mr.. Charles c..
Oliyeira, yesterday Afternoon. on his
lsth@annfrersary, by the Aloha Glee
Club
Owing to. lack Of quorum a
meeting of the industrial schools
board scheduled for Saturday, was
postponed until next Saturday in the
chambers of Circuit Judge Whitney.
A petition for tie allowance OF the
final accounts of the late j. w. Young
has beea filed in circuit court The
executrfx charges herself with s430.77
and asks .toEbe allowed s361.02-E
Arrested last Thursday by Preba.
tion Officer. Joe Leal on charge q
stealing bicycles, an S-year-old Hawai-
ian boy was committed TO the reform
school by JuyepileEJudge Whitney Sat.
urday
Because he had a habit of running
away from his home in Palama and
sleeping out nights, 13-year-old Ha.
waiian boy was committed to the re-
form school by Juvenile Judge Whit
ney Saturday.
The Manoa Cooperative League will
meet at the home OF Mrs. +. K. Steere,
| 1880 Beckwith street, Tuesday after.
noon, at 2:30 o'clock, to hear Mrs.
p. L. Weaver speak on the subject OF
Vacation Schools"
There will be a special meeting of
the Kamehameia Alumni Association
| to be held at the clubhouse. Fort
street. this evening, at o'clock. Sew
eral new members will be added to the
association at this time.
/ The Japanese Temperance Society
held public meeting at the Japanese
Asahiza theater on Madnakea street
| Sunday night Rev. Mr.. Westervelt
and Rev. Mr.. Okumura delivered adj.
dresses before about 300 people.
]. ID, Christy, formerly of Fiji and
later at Gallipoli, has decided to
make his home at Kohala, according
| to the Hilo- Tribune, which also cred
| its him with saying that most of the
Fiji soldiers have been killed or
wounded. "
The Daughters of Hawaii have been
| extended a personal invitation frem
Princess Kawananakoa to attend nj a
! body her reception Thursday. Kaiat
kaua Day, from 8 a. M to moon.
Every member of the organization Is
invited to be present.
The Japanese Contractors Union.
which had contracted to completes tile
| foundation work for the memorial
/ fountain which will be- erected in
| kapiolani Park before the arrival Of
| the fountain, November 81, declares
that it cannot start wor6 .on account
of shortage TO cement.
Tive autos eollided abd,l o'clock
Saturday morning at the corner Of
King and Fort streets. Traffic Po-
| liceman w. Fieldgrove, ION duty at
that corner, says hoard iof health
car, r. H. 751, was to blame. for 'strik.
ing the car of F. J. Lowrey, and the
/ former agreed to pay all. damages.
A. W. T. Bottomley was elected a
member of the board of trustees of the
Honolulu Military school, 55KRimuki, to
/ succeed c. M. Cooke, resigned, at a
trecent meeting of the officers and
trustees of the institution A report
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