The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-24
BREYITIES
! (From "wednesday Advertistr.)

has sent out cards announcing his ostab'
lishment at Lime, the Kauai county
seat as q law practitioner.
l FApublie reception will be held nt the
Kauik eolani ChildTen = Hospital from
three to fourfthirty next Saturday, the
occasion being Founders Day,
~ Miss Ida Hale Helela, Of STA wsia-
kamilo Road, Kalihi, died on Monday
and was buried yesterday in the Puea
Cemetery. She was a native Of this
city, and eighteen years old!
According to advice received from
San Francisco yesterday, Mayor James
Rolph, IT., viii come TO Honolulu in
the near future. He has been granted
thirty day. leave of absence by the
| board of supervisors. r.
The funeral of the late james Kai-
noa, who died yesterday in the Queen s
Hospital, will be held this afternoon,
the intermeut to take place in the Ka'
waihapai Cemetery, Waialua Kaiona
was native of Hawaii, and ffty.four
years old. .'..r
A. p. Taylor, secretary of the promo
| ton committee, will leave for. Maui
Saturday to look after the installation
of booth at the Maui county fair
which is to be used jointly by the pro.
motion committee and -four other com
mercial organizations. -
Lock Wong Hing, well known
| Chinese salesman of this city, residing
in Smith Street, died on Monday and
was buried yesterday in the Pauoa
Chinese Cemetery. Lock, who was a
native Of China, was thirtyrfve years
old and n married man.
George l.. Desha Jr., of Hilo, and
William F. Desha Of this city, brothers
returned in the WilhelmihN yesterday
from an extended visit in N" main
land. II was reported yesterday that
Will Desha brought with him n betLti
full $4,000 automobile.
s. C. Huber, United States attorney
has forwarded n letter TO Mayor Lane
asking that an electric light be PLACED
on Kalakaua Avenue opposite the side
walk on Beach Walk. Huber complains
that the locality is dark and dangerous
and with the tearing up of the boule
ward water collects in great pools. Thu
matter was referred to the electric
light committee Of the board of super
| visors.
(From Thursday Advcrtiserl
James Kaiona, who died last Tues
day in the Queens Hospital, wa
buried yesterday afternoon in the Ka
waihapai cemetery, Waiama.
Thomas Israel the fve-month ole
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahawai
Of Hustaee, near South Street, Kewalo
died on Tuesday and was buried yes
terday in the KawaiahaO cemetery.
Lu Kai, retired Chinese merchan
of Beretania Street. who died on Tues
day. was buried yesterday in the PauO
Chinese cemetery. Lh was unmarried
si1ty-one years old, and a native o
China.
Kamai Kapuaakuni of 2046 Colburl
Street, Kalihi, died on Tuesday and wa
buried yesterday in the Maluhia GENE
terry. Kapuaakuni, who was married
and a laborer, was a native Of SOutI
Kona, Hawaii, sixty-five years old.
The Aero Club of Hawaii, organize
few months ago, has been receive
into afiliati0n with the National Aer
Club of America, according to advice
received here by Brig Gen. Frederic
s. Strong, president of the club, frOI
William Hawley, secretary Of the nj
tiOnal organization.
Honolulu Consistory Ne. l, F. & J
| NJ, will hold a special meeting tonigf
; in the Masonic Temple to confer tn
thirty first degree on Charles G. Bacl
us, Charles X. Forbes, Charles r. NJ
ITaan william Thnmnson md EraHari ~
B. West of Honolulu and Karl True
dell of Galveston, Texas.
Corporations of Hawaii having st Del
holders in foreign countries must her
after withhold from their cash dividen
payments to such foreign hOlde
: amounts at the rate of one per cent I
the payments, according to informatiC
received at the office of the Intern
revenue department yesterday. TT
order is in accord with the new revenl
law.
81 (F'rom Friday Advertiser)
The annual banquet of the Yale, Ha
: ward and Princeton men in Hawaii "
be held at the University club at
o'clock this evening, which is the G.
4 of the Yale Harvard football gam
p Resident alumni who have not receive
invitations are requested to cOmmuT
cate with @. +. Damon, of the Guards
Trust Company.
Six cases of typhoid fever have be-
G discovered in Hilo, according to viii
6 less message received here yestcrd
u from the Second, City. HilO santa
c authorities have advised boiling
e water for drinking purposes and
qnested DR.. Donald II. Currie of t
> United States public health service
Il go to Hilo with chemicals for treati
r water.
: The land court petition of the Wat
house Investment Company for reg
tered title to piece of land, at NJ,
II chant and Nuuanu, containing 80
v square feet and assessed at $4,000,
: been referred to Attorney +. VIII
Sutton as examiner of title. The la
n court petition of c. &. Owen, also
p registered title was referred by Jud
Whitney to Judge J. NJ. MORsarrat,
IT examination of title.
$. The supreme court having revers
IS the circuit court judgement for pla
tiff in the case of James Stewart Il {
Eagainst Col, Z. =. Spaldiug of Kau
and ordered new trial, the defends
, yesterday filed a motion for the ct
calIotinn nf hia aDnaal hand Df AN o.