The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-04

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Kaneohe'', was visitor in the city
yesterday. ...' =
j. w. Bains returned In the Mauna
Kea yesterday morning to his home IN
Hilo, after week 3 visit in the city.
Walter Macfarlane was arrested last
evening on a charge of driving with
out proper lights on his automobile
He will appear before Judge Irwin this
morning,
There will be no session of the terri
torial grand jury tomorrow afternoon,
owing TO the non-arrival of City At
torney Brown, who is spending a vaca
ton in Waimea, Hawaii. L
While the Honolulu Iron Works bid
for furnishing steel for the administra-
ton building Of the new territorial peni-
tertiary was $l357.74, Senator f. W..
Quinn underbid 1t, his figure being
$l0S5. ..G..,.
William L. Rapar and Miss Hazel
Clark were married yesterday by Rev.
Henry Pratt Judd, secretary Of the Ha-
waiian Evangelical Association. The
witnesses were Elizabeth Harding and
Hilda Ford.
DIR. J. $. b. Pratt, president, has com
pleted the preparation of the annual
report of the board Of health. II is
now being typewriter and will not be
made public, he said yesterday, until
after II is sent to the Governor s office.
s. X. Lau, Chinese interpreter Of the
circuit court, will leave next Monday
on a two weeks visit 20 the Garden
Island. He will be joined at Kappa
by Mrs. Lau, who has been some time
in Kauai. Mr. and Mrs. Lau will tour
the island.
Since City Attorney Brown did not
return yesterday in the Mauna Kea
from Waimea, Hawaii, where he has
been spending vacation, it is not
likely that the Territorial grand jury
will meet pext Friday, its regular SEES
sion day. 81.
Sam Peters, accused of forgery and
gross cheat, win appear before Judge
Irwin of the police court today for
trial. Peters is accused, among other
things, of purchasing furniture on
credit and disposing of it. He is out
on $500 bond.
At the meeting to be held on August
Z, Hawaiian Tribe No. |, Red Men, will
initiate class of forty palefaces. The
degree team will be given some work to
do on this occasion. The entertain.
ment committee has been busy and
smokes will be passed around. T.
The supreme court yesterday over.
ruled the plaintiff Is exceptions in the
case Of the Waianae Company against
Kaiwilei. In this case Judge Ashford
some time ago rendered a decision fol-
the defendant on the ground of adverse
possession. His decision is now sus
tanned by the higher tribunal e.. 30.
The territorial board of registration
of nurses has announced that the time
within which applications for registra
ton may be made will be extended ia
August 10. All who are now nursing
in the Territory and who do not apply
for registration on or before that date
will be registered only after "examina
4 ton. a.".. ne Id -
Practically all the T, r, Farm eani,
mails have been moved from the an.
thrax-infected dairy in Manea' to'tthe
new anthrax quarantine station in Ala
Moana. The few remaining in Manos
will be moved today. DIR. Victor A
Norgaard, territorial veterinary as
serts that the Farm animals are now all
free from disease.
Funeral services for the late Capt
Joseph G. Santos of the Salvation
Army were held yesterday afternoon
at the army headquarters and were
in charge of Colonel and Mrs. Dublin
The attendance of officers and friends
was large, the Salvation Army Manos
Home Girls Band furnishing appropri
ate music. The interment was il
Nuuanu Cemetery. it,.
The law firm of Thompson, Milvertor
& Cathcart has been dissolved. Attor
ney Cathcart left yesterday in the viii
helmina for the mainland and will b,
gone some time. On his return it is ex
pected that he and Attorney Frank L
Thompson will resume the practise o.
law as partners. Attorney Fred w
Milverton will leave shortly and will
make his home in San Francisco.
Henry Smith, clerk of the cireui
court, left on Tuesday evening for Ha
nalei, Kauai, where he will spend
month Is vacation. Benjamin n. Ka
halepuna, who returned yesterday iron
a two weeks vacation at Kahalu,
Beach where he did considerable fish
ing, and Mrs. Sibyl Davis, both deput,
clerks, will have charge of the circui
court Office during Mr.. Smith 8 alb
sence.
A special service will be held a
eight O'Clock this evening in the Sal
walton Army Hail. SO Beretania Street
which will be conducted by Adj. Davi
B. X. Lyman of Kohala, Hawaii. Ad
jutant and Mrs. Lyman will spend
short vacation in Honolulu. Adjutan
Lyman, is in charge of the Salvation
Army work in Kohala, and is also
schoolteacher there. He is brOthe
of the Hilo Lymans.
| Funeral services for the late Mis-
Florence Berg will be held at three
thirty this afternoon in the. under
taking parlors of II. II. Williams, Nun
anu and Vineyard Streets. Rev. Can
on William Ault of st. Andrews Cath
edral will officiate, a The pallbeaEey
will be hospital nurses The intermen
will follow the services and will be i
Nuuanu Cemetery. Friends and gradr
ate nurses are invited to attend tn
service and funeral. 81. .
The regular meeting of the Hig