The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-01-12
BREYITIES
From "Wednesday Advertiserj

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Judge whitney yesterday issued al
order approving the thirty,frst annua
accounts Of the trustees Of the estate
! of Bernice Paushi Bishop.
Mabel Haaheo, the eight mcntb.olc
daVgbtrr Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Hama Moo
! KIM, Of Kapiolani Park, Waikiki, dice
on Monday and was buried yesterday
in the Moiliih Church Cemetery.
Word was received here yesterday
of III" death Of Miss Elsie Bonnhein
of nos Devisaderos Street, San Fran
cisco. Miss Bonnheim was well known
among the younger set Of Honolulu.
George Raymond, inspector general
| of schools, left last night for Kauai "a
be absent on school business about three
weeks. While on the Garden Island, he
will attend the conference Of teachers
Of that island.
Mrs. w. NJ. s. Lindsey of Waimea.
Hawaii is. returning home in the
Mnuna Kea today after visit of three
weeks Ia her children, Miss, Annie
Lindsey, of the Priory, and Master
Charles Lindsey, Of st. Louis College.
The army quartermaster office has
called for bids on subsistence supplies
for the soldiers on Oahu for the month
Of February. Among those wanted are
925OO0 pounds Of potatoes, 5000 pounds
of rice. 10000 pounds Of onions and
1880 pounds Of coffee.
Patrick Cockett of Maui. was appoint
ed by Governor Pinkham yesterday ms
a member of the Maui board of super
visors and the Maui loan fund commits
sion, to succeed DIR. J. II. Raymond,
who resigned recently and said he would
hold no Office under Pinkham.
Backing up Chairman Samuel tKau-
hane, the Big Island supervisors on
Saturday approved Of the appointments
Of Joseph Vierra as road Overseer for
South Hilo, and of Stephen l.. Desha
Jr. as private secretary TO the execu,
tive officer of the county, in place Of
Norman n. Lyman, who formerly held
both Jobs. &c..
Two communications were received
by the board of supervisors last night
from Harry Murray, superintendent of
watcrworks. Tn one he urged the
board to raise the pay of the water
works engineers $25 a month each. In
the other he asked that the pay of sew
eral employees of the sewer department
be increased $40 to SIS a month. Both
communications were referred TO the
waterworks and sewer committee.
(FrOm Thursday Advertiser
The Hawaiian Trust Company was
by Judge Whitney yesterday
to administer the estate of the late
Charles Hustace Jr. .r,-
Rather than face Judge Monsarrat
on a charge of illicit sale of liquor.
Mrs. Ito Yoshioko, Japanese. forfeited
bail of 800 in the police court yester-
day morning.
The case of six FiIipiuos, charged
with counterfeiting, is expected to &C
the jury this morning. Arguments in
the case were completed yesterday in
the federal court. - - 9. '.. ..
The proposal for Federal survey Of
the schools of Hawaii has been endorsed
by the trustees of the Bishop Estate
and the Kamehamcha Schools, it was
announced yesterday.
Mrs Caroline Honolii, who died at
the Leah Home early yesterday morn
ing, was buried during the afternoon
in Loeb View Cemetery, Pearl City.
She was a native Of Hawaii, thirty one
years old. !
The bill introduced in congress by
Delegate Kuhio for belt road around
Oahu is not part of any plan of the
army engineers, according to statements
made yesterday by officers of the Hawa-
ian department.
The interest taken in the school sur
vey of the city should bring out good
crowd to hear Mason S. Stone talk to.
night in the regular lecture series Mt
the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Stone will talk
on "Twentieth Century Tendencies in
Education. -
Col. Wilmot r. Ellis, commanding
the coast artillery at Fort Ruger, has
received orders transferring him to
duty at the coast dcfenses at the mouth
Of the Columbia River : He and his
family will visit Japan and China be
fore he leaves for his new station.
The territorial grand jury for the
January, 1917, term Of the frst circuit
court will hold its first session at two
o clock tomorrow afternoon in the Ju
dietary Building, Edward p. Fogarty,
foreman, presiding. The new grand
jurors will select their secretary and
consider number Of criminal cases
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Becky Kawaauhau, who passed away
on Tuesday at her home in Alapai
Lane, Palama, will be held at two
o clock this afternoon at the residence,
the interment to be in Kalaepohuhu
Cemetery. She was a native of Homo
lulu and just past twenty,one years oil