The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-02-16
BREvITIES
(From "wednesday Advertiser

march in the military parade on Wash.
ington's Birthday. Lieut.. Comdr w,
n. stroud win command.
The advertising committee of the
chamber of commerce met yesterday
and approved the solicitation of fund
! Of. 1880 for a pool table in the Makiki
Gre station. G..
A cable message to relatives here re.
ceived yesterday announced the death
in san Francisco on Monday of Mrs.
Joseph French ST.. mother of Mrs. Al
fred Douse and Joseph French Jr., Of
Honolulu.
f. G. Kirchhoff, city engineer of the
water and sewer system, reports that
work on the new Maole conduit is pro-
crossing fayorably, The conduit, when
completed will transport water from
the Maole river, and the water shed in
that vicinity, TO reservoir No. 4. pm.
The fight between the directors ON
one side and the officers and organiza
ton on the other of the Lusitana Socie.
ty, which resulted in injunction pro.
ceedings being instituted last week In
the circuit court to restrain the direc.
tors from holding meeting this month.
has apparently been settled. a discon.
tinuance being fled today, ..
Arrangements have been completed
for the Pan-Paeifc dinner.luau to be
held In the new artistic building on
Bishop Square, Saturday, at six o clock.
At fve-thirty o'clock the Pan. Pacific
arch, designed by Gordon osborne, and
surmounted by the giant group Of surf
board riders, will be unveiled, with ap.
propriate, short, ceremonies
Under war department authority of
January 25, First Lieut.. Richard T.
Taylor, Twenty-ffth Infantry, now at
254th Street and Newton Avenue, New
York City, is detailed as assistant mus.
tering officer, and win remain at his
present address pending further orders
from these headquarters in connection
with muster out Of national guard.
A reception for Japanese Consul.
General r. Moroi, who has been on an
inspection trip to Hawaii, win be held
at Hilo next Saturday afternoon under
the auspices of the Japanese Mer-
chants Association of Hilo, according
to a report from that city. Several
hundred prominent Americans have
been invited to the reception.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
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The board OF directors of the cham
Der OF commerce voted yesterday to-
recommend to its members that Mon
day, the opening day of the Carnival
DC observed rs mar MONDAY
James Wakefield filed final account
OF the estate Of A. 7. Wakefield in the
circuit court yesterday. James Wake
field isthe executor of the estate. =.
The board of directors of the cham
Der of commerce yesterday approved
the plans of a volunteer committee for
holding an olympiad in Honolulu in
June 1918.
Harry II. Hill. of Reno. Neyada. mr..
rived in the WilbeImipa Tuesday 70
take the position of IDENTITY internal
revenue collector under i p Haley in.
ternal revenue eollector, -
Rosiorotions tron, H. ohonko, 90
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the hoard ~ diroetnrs fron, R9hert
Anderson and AIbert wotarborse Two
new members we're elected Fred Har,
r;soD and Jomos A Roth
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pay Ihue! uate OF FEBRUARY - issues
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usual
Joe Perreira and Gabr;a, Krnaka
two bovs who escaned from tba Waia'
lee Industrial scboo1 last woot arc beid
nj the nolica station cboroe5 witb nnttv
larceny Prohotion oA;esr Loo ooI