Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08

against the British ship Celtic Chief
mas been filed in federal court. The
decree awards the company s6500 as
salvage fees, less SS26.75 costs
The kawaiahao Glee. Club win fur
nish the music at the dance to be
given iy the holy Ghost Society on
Saturday evening at Phoenix hall.
G. Il. futile. statistician in the road
department office, is to leave the city's
/ emplog June Is to take position with
the Trent Trust Coripany. James
Guild is getting: acquainted with the
work in the Office and will succeed
him. .... .,.:*.> l..
Circuit Judge Whitney and Deputy
| Clerk G. NJ. Hite we're busy today COM
piling the annual report Of the second
/ division of the circuit court for the
fiscal year. ending June 80, this year.
The report will so to the governor the
last OF this month. -
The educational department Of the
Y. NJ. y. A. has announced that a new
class in bookkeeping will begin at the
association ON JLne IS, lasting for four
weeks This class will continue the
work Of the past months and will also
entertain Beginners.
Hearing OF the accounts of F. r.
Carreira. executor Of the estate of
]. Rodrigues Carreira, will be had in
Circuit Judge Whitney's court on the
morning Of July 10. The executor OF
the estate asks to be allowed $463.1S
and charges himself with $l7l2.7s.
The Promotion Committee at a
| meeting yesterday voted to supply
President A. F. Griffiths of Oahu Col
lege with any slides which he may
need in the lectures he is to deliver
at a large number of American in.
situations during his tour of the main.
land.
A petition has been filed in circuit
court praying that Capt, Thomas Micks
Clinton, son, be appointed administra.
tor of the estate of the late Clara
Micks Clinton. The estate, valued at
$1,000, consists of imperial Japanese
government bonds and corporation
stocks.
Brig. Stillwell and Ensign, Payne of
the Salvation Army expected to go
to Kauai. They will return to
Honolulu Sunday morning. Mrs. Still.
well will speak at the> evening ser.
vices at the Christian church Sunday
on "Who is My Neighbour" The girls
band will play.
Natsu Ishii. a Japanese woman who
has petitioned federal court. for writ
of habeas corpus has been ordered
remanded to the custody of the U. s.
customs officials on. the ground that
she is engaged in immoral practise.
Further hearing of the case will be
had on June 10.
Mementoes OF Punahou, including
photographs, old diplomas, programs,
school essays ard drawings, are wanted
by those in charge of an exhibition to
be held in Cooke Library IN connec-
ticn with theseyercises attending the
anniversary celebration Persons wish-
ing to loan such mementoes are re-
quested to notify Mss Nora Swarzy.
Officers for the coming year will be
elected and other important business
transacted at the annual convention
of the Oahu Young Peoples Union,
which will be held in the Christian
church. Kewalo street next Friday.
The junior societies will meet at 1880
O'Clock in the afternoon and the sen.
Tors and intermediates at 7:3O o'clock
Contracts for the purchase of sup
plies for the various city departments |
expire July / and Fl. E. Wescott, city |
purchasing agent, is getting ready to |
replace them. He is collecting from |
the departments lists of the materials |
they believe they will need for the |
next six months and tabulating them.
Later this month he will call for bids |
on them.
With Rev. Father Stephen J. Allen.
castro officiating William w. Marshall !
and Miss Adele Silva were married In |
the Catholic church of the Sacred |
Hearts, Punahou, at s o'clock lasl
evening. After the ceremony the |
couple left for Hauula. where they |
will spend a brief honeymoon. Upon
their return to Honolulu they will
make their home at Kapahulu.
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