The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-22
BREYTTIES
(From wedneadaY Advertisery

drew . sunday School will take place ,
week from Saturday, september 30.
Hugh H. Walker was elected mem
Der of the Honolulu Stock Exchang,
yesterday at the morning session of tn,
| ganization, 'Et
Governor Pinkham has appoin tet
Benjamin p. Fabian district magistrat,
Of Waianae, Oahu. The appointment
takes effect Immediately.
The funeral of the late Mrs, Mary
Akowai Of l9t4 Lohelani street, Ka
lihi, who died on Monday, was held yes
tcrday, the interment being in the Puef
cemetery. Mrs. Akowai WAS native
of Hawaii, sixty-two years old,
c. @. Heiser, Jr. Of the Trent Trust
Company has been appointed n member
of the board of Industrial schools
Judge W. l.. Whitney is chairman
Heiser will take the place left vacant
by the resignation of President
Grifiths Of Oahu College.
Samuel Lukua died on Monday at hi,
home, 632 Mokauea street, Kalihi. The
funeral was held yesterday. the inter
ment being in the Maluhia cemetery
j ,ukua was a widower, rancher, and
atty seven years old. He was native
of KHluaaha, Molokai.
(Frcm Thursday Advc tiser)
The funeral Of the late Benjamin IA
manu- was held yesterday, the buriaI
being in the Kalscpohaku cemetery.
John J. Enwright, police sergeant
has resigned from the force, and will
begin the manufacture of ukulclds. His
resignation will take effect September
30.
Robert W. Single yesterday fatty
denied The Associated Press despatch
announcing the sale of Lanai island tc
a hui of Nevada cattlemen, headed hy
Senator Key Pittman,
To exemplify and prove TO their par
ents the good the movement is doing
them, the Japanese Boy Scouts will
meet at two-thirty on Saturday after
noon at the Japanese Central Institute
Rev. Father Patrick st. Leger, the
pastor, announces that the hour for the
sunday high mass in the Church of the
Sacred Hearts, Raimuki, has been
changed from ten.thirty to nino.thirty
in the morning. ~,
~ suzuki. formerly manager of the
Mochizuki Club, in Waikiki, has beer
.ptoIuted as Japanese detective in the
police department of the city, to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation Of
Detective Kozuki. o..
Application for passport was flcd by
Lau Con Yin, for himself wife and
two children, in the Office of the clerk
of the federal court yesterday. They
expect to leave November II, mkt, on
visit to China.
A. R. Hawley, president of the Aero
Club of America, has sent a letter OF
congratulatiOn to Brig, Gen. R. X. Ev
ans, president of the Aero of Hawaii
and assuring Hawaii Of the support OF
the national ,orgahtatiohr = ~ ~ E.
4 dcc1arationl Of d is intention to be
come a naturalized citizen Of the Uni
ted States was filed yesterday bv Her
mogenes Morales, member of the Fill
pino company of the local NatiOna
Guard of Hawaii Morales is a laborel
and native of the Philippine Islands.
Chung Do Won and Miss Kim Ss
Won, well known members of the loca
Korean colony, were married last Fri
day by Rev. H. J. Song, pastor of tho
First Korean Methodist Episcopa
Church The witnesses to the nuptia
ceremony were H. S. Hong and Y. p
Chung.
Miss Ailene Bertelmann, stenograph
er in the Office of the land commission
err, will be superseded October by
Herbert Kingsley, her resignation hav
ing been accepted by B. G. Rivcnburgh
land commissioner. No other change
are contemplated in the land Office a
present, said Mr.. Rivenburgh yester
day.
Mrs. Mary Carlos, widow, died a
Waipahu, this island, on Tuesday anc
was buried there the same day in tn,
Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father Char
les l.. Windels, officiating. She wa
a native Of the Island of Fayal, Azores
Portugal, and sixty-fve years old. J
number of sons, residing at Waipah,
and Aiea, survive the deceased.
(from FRIDAY Advertiser)
The japanese Bank will open 70
business on October =, according to a
announcement made by Manager Ma
wakatsu.
Rev. John osborne, the rector, vii
| speak at both the morning and evening
service next Sunday in st. Clement
Church, Makiki. 80
The Mills Club will meet at three
thirty next Thursday afternoon at tn
home Of Mrs. C. H. KIuegel, 1908 AlcN
ander street, PunahOu.
The Interscholnstic league, of whic
Brother Elmer of ST. Louis college, j
president, will meet at three thirty o
Monday afternoon of next week in tn
Y. NJ. c. A.
The japanese Boy Scouts will NEE
at twOthirty tomorrow afternoon a
the Central japanese Institute, whe
they will exemplitv their work bcfnr
parents and friends.
Puuonioni Pilipo Of Kalihi kai die
on Wednesday and was buried yesteI
day in the Puea cemetery. Pilipo wa
married, a painter, and ffty-six year
old. He was native of this city.
A meeting of the Hawaiian HiStor
cal Society will be held in the Librar
of Hawaii at seven-thirty Tucsda
evening of next week. A number c
interesting papers will be read. Th
public is cordially invited to attenc
Exercises commemorating the siXt,
fifth anniversary Of the founding of tn
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