Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-10
|IO(AIAND GENERAI

The schooner KiIsap is due 10 sal
today.
daughter vas born yesterday 70
Mr and Mrs. Manuel l., Nasconcellos
5lt MageiIan street. Auwaiolimu.
son, who has been named Ray.
mond Albert, Was b.rn on Wednesday
/" Mr. and Mrs Joseph :. Neves. Of
242F kuaktni road.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Morrison
OF 1928 Wilder avenue. WeIromed at
the Queen 3 hospital IN Wednesday
the arrival of a z.u
Following an Hines. OF several
moaths. Jack =. kaiakieIa has re
turned to his duties as chief clerk OF
Deputy Sheriff Ascl Office
Fredcrich Goslins. formerly employ,
ed at T II Davies a Co., was wound,
ed in the British offensive line Az
gust !, according to his relatives here
Leahi Chapter No. ,. O. +. s. will
give a whist party this evening at
the home OF Mrs. II H. Williams
Members OF the IAialOha and Har-
mony Chapters are invited to be pres
ent.
William Edwin Bates. chief mach
inist's mate, L. s. ~. and Mrs. Bates,
OF Sierra avenue, Kaimuki, welcomed
at their h, me last Monday the arrival
OF a son, who has been named Charles
Arthur.
Jessie Uluihi, who was appointed
baiif Of the supreme court yesterday.
will devote his entire time to study
ing law instead OF politics" Ului-
hi intends TO become a practising at
torney in Honolulu.
After receiving pratique off port
yesterday, the kiyo Maru sailed for
Hilo where 10 tons Of cargo will be
discharged before she resumes the
voyage to San Francisco and South
American ports today.
Antonio r. SouZa, Jr., well-knOWn
cattle man and homesteader OF kui-
aha, Maui, has been in the city on
business the past few days and will re-
turn in the Claudine this afternoon to
his Valley Island home
Procopio Raila and Mrs. Clara Ka-
maha were married yesterday eve
ming by Rev. S. X Kamaiopili, as.
sistant pastor OF Kaumakapili church,
the witnesses being Mrs. Libbie X.
Kula and Miss Jessie n. Noane.
A meeting Of he commissioners Of
education will be held at 10 o'clock
Monday morning in the office Of Su-
perintendent Kinney, when approval
yof recess appointments and others to
be made then will be taken up.
Miss Edna L. Allyn, librarian Of the
library, of Hawaii, in her report to
the board of trustees, said that the
public Is taking more interest in her
people are frequenting the library.
Tonight at the meeting of the Elks
past exalted rulers will conduct the |
proceedings. The occasion is the IN |
yelling OF the pictures of all the past
exalted rulers and later there will be |
refreshments and an entertainment |
Closing exercises of the summer
school we're held yesterday in the ter |
ritorial normal school. The attendance |
was unusually large. The island |
teachers who have been attending the |
summer school will return to their |
homes next week.
Nineteen days out from San Fran !
cisco, the Falls Of Clyde. Captain Will |
lam Smith, arrived off port early this |
morning with cargo for the Associated |
on Co., OF 1880 barrels of crude |
oil, 500 drums Of gasoline and 300 |
drums Of engine distillate.
Sherman A. Redding, private in the |
medical department, u. s. A, died |
yesterday in the Department hospital,
Fort Shafter. He was unmarried, a
native of Michigan, and "a years old. |
The body win be sent in the next /
transport to the mainland for burial. |
Two schooners, the Beulah and |
Louise, now In port with lumber for |
the City Mill Co, have been sold by
their former owner. Joseph R. Know
land Of Oakland, Cal, to the Califor-
MIA Cod Fishing Co. The sailing or
ders have been changed for both the
ships and their captains have been in.
structed to 60 to Samoa for copra I
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