Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21

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Circuit Judge Whitney. <.e.. :: +
The petition OF the Bishop Trust
Company for registration Of title to
land in Hilo has been granted by Cir
cult Judge Whitney. .@. 4
Invitations have been issued for
commencement exercises to be held
at the Kaahumanu school at 7:30 o.
clock tomorrow evening. G
Judge w. w. Morrow of the court
| of appeals of the ninth circuit was
seated on the bench with the justices
of the supreme court during the argu-I
| ment on the Rapid Transit case this
morning. "
Inventory of the estate of the late
VIII B. Thomas has been filed in the
circuit court. The estate, which con-
sists largely of stock in the Thomas
Pineapple Company, is valued at about
s65,525.Ss. :.
When the Inter-Island steamer XII
lauea sailed for Lahaina and Hilo this
morning at 10 o'clock, she carried 119
first-class passengers. A large part
Of the list was homeward-going boys
of st. Louis College.
Students Of the Sacred Hearts Acad-
envy in Kaimuki who are leaving to-
| day for Hawaii in the Kilauea includ-
ed the Misses l. Buchanan, L. Searle,
Z. Serrao, c. Silva, N. Vredenburg, O.
Brancos and j. Branco.
There was no. meeting of the har-
Dor board this afternoon owing to the
fact that not enough members are in
town to make quorum. Chairman
Charles R. Forbes left this morning on
the Mauna Kea for Hilo.s
Miss Helen Severance, Miss M.
Shipman, p w. r. Bluett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Irwin and children, F. E.
Trotter, F. L. BaTringer, John A. Pal.
mer and James d. Fraser arrived from
Hawaii in the Kilauea yesterday.
Notice of the death last Sunday of
Alexander Smalley in Greenfield, Ohio,
has been received here by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rogers, wife of DIR. William
G. Rogers of 104S Koko Head avenue,
Kaimuki Mr.. Smalley had visited in
Honolulu.
Randolph Talum, purser, and
George Buchanan, oiler, of the steam
er Kestrel have applied to the federal
court for passports to travel on Wash
ington and Tanning Islands. The Kes-
trel will probably sail for the south
tomorrow. "
Manuel Gouveia and Miss Virginia
da Corte of Waipahu were united in
marriage in the Catholic church of
Honolulu, Eva, last Saturday by Rev.
FIR. Charles L. Windeh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Antonio Ornellas accompanied the
bride and groom.
Theodore Thiele, John Wilcox, Will
liam Knock, Mrs. Annie Logan, Miss
lola Logan, Lila r. Wagner, Senator
w. T. Robinson, Miss Eva Robinson
and Miss Hannah E. Robinson have
applied in the federal court clerks of.
flee for passports ..."
Deputy Sheriff Julius w. Asch has
been informed that his chief, Sheriff
Charles H. Rose, will return to Homo
lulu in the Wilhelmina, July 4, after
several weeks spent on the mainland,
including run to the Chicago and
st. Louis conventions
ST. Louis College students who left
in the Kilauea today for the summer
vacation in Hawaii were M. Baptista.
]. Serrao, E. Vredenburg, P. Vreden-
burg, A. Spencer. ]. Vieira, A. Souza,
G. Santos, A. Caldeira, H. Luis, Lee
Kai, C. Lindsey, F. Lee and P. Lee.
Albert K. Woodward died last night
at the Queens hospital and his flu
neral was held this afternoon from
the Kawaiahao church. Burial was in |
the Kawaiahao cemetery. He was
about AZ years old and a brother of |
Edward K. Woodward, secretary to |
Mayor John Lane. His wife survives. |
Miss Eva Lorinda Pitts of Alton, |
Iowa, and Arthur Edwin Larimer, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Honolulu Y. |
NJ. C. A., were married yesterday at |
Alton and will return early in August |
to make their home here. Larimer |
will attend the annual conference of |
Y. M. C. A. secretaries in Lake Gene |
va, Wis, and put in boost for the |
Pan-Pa cific meeting here in 1919
Oiled paper has been found TO be ex-
cellent material for packing tree seed |