Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
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Hawaiian Lodge officers. +. and A.
NJ. meet tonight in the temple Cor
practise. - =
G.. B. Dwight has filed in circuit
court an action for the recovery Of
an alleged debt Of $2070.45 from J. F.
Oliveira.
James c. Davis. supervising princi-
pal for Oahu. has gone to the wind
ward side of the island on 4 tour of
inspection.
The lumber schooner Caroline sail
ed for Grays Harbor at 1880 Tuesday
afternoon. She Is the last Of the wind
TANNER lumber fleet to leave port.
Word has been received here Of the
death in New York December q Of
Mrs. Clarissa Hurd, widow of the late
NJ. NJ. Hurd, at one time a resident
here.
L. NJ. Vetlesen has been appointed
administrator OF the estate of the late
Carl o. Foss under bond in the sum
of $4,000. The estate is valued at
about $4,000.
The members OF the Free Kinder.
garten and Children's Aid Association
will hold their annual meeting In the
Library Of Hawaii at 10 o'clock next
Friday morning.
The John Mott-Smith Estate, Ltd,
seeks disincorporation through q Pc
tition filed at the office of the terri
torial treasurer. The estate was CAPT
talized at $2S0,00O.
Miss Evelyn De Wolc and William
E. Davis were married Monday by
Rev. Henry p. Judi Ct the Hawaiian
board. Fred c. Lyser aud Donald A.
De Wolf were witnesses.
The Soeiedade Portugueza de Santo
Antonio Benefiente de Hawaii in.
stalled officers last night for the com.
ing year. Bernard d. Camara, the
president, heads the list.
A memorandum urging gnardsmen
to practise for the 1917 rifle matches
was issued yesterday afternoon by
Brig. Gen. Samuel ]. Johnson, and will |
be distributed to various companies.
DIR. r. d. Williams, president OF the |
sMid-Paeific Institute, will resume his
class on The Old Testament Pro- !
phets and Their Modern Social Mes
sage" on Sunday morning at 10 |
O'Clock In the Kilohana building.
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Deputy Marshal Otto F. Heine has |
returned to Honolulu from Maui after |
serving the papers in the case Of the |
ct al, a proceeding for condemnation
OF land on the Valley Island for light.
house purposes.
The Service Supply Company, Ltd, |
filed articles Of association with the |
territory yesterday. The object OIL
the company Is to take over an exist
ing company at the fish market and |
capitalize at $4,000. Samuel A. Jen.
kins is president. AZ, II. II
Articles Of Incorporation by the
Hilo Auto Company, Ltd, have been
filed with the territorial treasurer. |
The officers are w. II. johnson, press
dent: v. Kalkey, vice-president; H.
w. Ludloff, secretary; H. C. Cress-l
man, treasurer, and T. o. Mitchell.
The Land of Scott and Burns. In
Song, Picture and Story" will be. thel
subject of an evening at the Y. M
C. A. Thursday evening. DR.. J. FL
Dickey of Detroit will be the speaker,
talking from number OF slides Of
the scenes Of the bonnie hills o. Scot
land. The lecture will be open toll
members OF the Y. M. C. A. and their
men friends. = r.
Discussion as to whether or mott
the territory should build a wharf att
Kahulni, Maui, arose last night at the
meeting Of the harbor board, Il was
brought out that the KahuIui Railroad
Company there has . license to build
such structure but has not yet done
so. The matter was finally deferred
to await the action of the legislature.
The wharf would cost about 5000, zoe.
Reserved questions which, in sub
stance, seek to determine whether
leprosy, under the facts presented
constitute q ground for divorce, have
been returned to Circuit Judge Ash
ford,s court by the supreme court un.
answered II is held that the re-
served questions do not raise any /
objection as to the validity of theI
statute. and that the supreme court
is unable 10 say as to what point the
circuit Judge was In doubt. /
LENGTHEN SKIRTS AND