Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-25
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The Bishop Museum will be closed
on Memorial Day. T.
Bishop Museum will be closed next
Tuesday, Memorial Day.
On the ground Of desertion, X. Irika-
do has been granted a divorce from
Y Irikado.
On the ground Of failure to provide
T. Cetani has been granted a divorce
from VI. Uetani. ..-.
A baby boy vas born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich NJ. P. Rose
of 2S43 Nuuanu avenue. ...... Ill.,.
John Kinikua was sentenced to
three months Yesterday morning for
stealing two pair Of trousers.
Members of Rev. J. P. Erdman's
Bible class will meet in the Kauma-
kapih church, Palama, at 7:30 o'clock
this evening. ......
The commission of Norman E.
Gedge as commissioner OF fences for
this district has been signed by Gov
ernor Pinkham. ....
All members of Hawaiian Post No.
"a. Veterans Of Foreign Wars, are re-
quested to meet at Mansfield hall,
Motley street (near Fort Shafter), at
1880 tonight. E.. ...-
The members of the costumes com.
mittee of the Punahou pageant will
meet from 2 until O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon in the ladies' room at the
University Club. liz ~.
Special work in 21st degree will be
done by Honolulu Council No. 1,
knights of Kadosh, at a special meet
ing in Masonic temple tonight. Scot
fish Rite Masons are requested to at.
tend. e.. r:
Petition for adjudication in bank
ruptcy has been filed in federal court
by Clarence c. Cunha, who claims his
liabilities amount to $14,356.23 and his
assets to $S67.SS. -. .a.~ ~:
Bids on machinery for the Boys in.
dustrial School at Waialee will be OPP
ened in the office of the superinte
dent of public works on Saturday,
June 3. -*s ............" 4.
In response to the plea of the petit
TONER, Circuit Judge Ashford today
decided to appoint receiver for the
Honolulu Taxicab Company, defend
ant in suit begun by Zane Shee.
Further hearing was had in Circuit
Judge Whitneys court today of the
case of A. Adachi against E. Fukushi-
ma, ct al, and the Kona Farmers AS
sociation, an action for debt. -.
Taking as his subject some toric Of
current or scientific interest DR.. w. T..
Brigham Of the Bishop Museum will
speak in Cooke hall, Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing, at 8 o'clock this evening. II
A suit for the recovery of an alleg-
ed debt in the sum of $332793 has
been filed in circuit court by Kim
Bong SAX and nine other Koreans
against the Hawaii Preserving Com.
pany. 49,. l.. -. .s. III ~.
Visiting Rebekahs and their friends
are invited to the regular meeting Of
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. /, at 1880
this evening. There will be nomina-
ton of officers followed by a social
session. ~. = ~. >--..s
Circuit Judge W. L. Whitney, ac.
companied by Clerks A. K Aona and
c. NJ. Hite, and Probation Officer w.
H. Hutton, will hear eight juvenile
cases at Laie, Windward Oahu, to-
morrow morning. ~ III 4........:.. -:
Herbert Leong, a Chinese boy, was
knocked down and cut on the left leg
last night in a mix-up at Hotel and
Nuuanu streets with an auto driven
by NJ. Perry. The latter says Leong
ran into the machine. -
Money is needed by the Palama Set
Element to conduct its summer camp
at WaiaIIa Eeadworker James A.
Rath has started campaign for the
necessary funds and nearly 5000 has
been donated already. .
After several continuances of trial,
Henry Knaack was found guilty in po-
lice court yesterday of needless driy-
ing and fined SIS. The case was ap-
pealed. Attorney William B. Pitt
man assisted in the prosecution.
Chairman Hollinger of the parks
committee has granted the loan of
the Russian baby bear from Kapio-
lani park zoo to the Consolidated
Amusement Company Bruinie will
appear in the circus play at the Bijou.
Prosecutor Charles F. Chilling
worth leaves tomorrow for the Big
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