The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-01-02
BREYITIES
From saturday Advertiser. J

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pointed by the Governor q member %
the industrial accident board of Mau
TO Gil the vacancy caused by the resig
nation Of William Decoto. 4
Mrs. Mahiai Kamaewa, of wailuku
Mani, died ON Thursday in the loea
insane asylum and was buried yester
day in Kalaepohaku Cemetery. She wa
fifty years old and native Of Hawaii
The funeral Of the late Clement NJ
| Akaka, who died suddenly at his home
1909 Houghtniling Road, Kalihi, last
| Thursday, was held yesterday after
noon, the interment being in Puea
/ Cemetery. -.
| Wade Warren Thayer announces that
having resigned as Secretary of Ha
waii the resignation taking effect al
midnight tomorrow night, he viii on
January | resume the practise of Law
at his former Offices, cog. 604 Stangen,
wald Building. -. =.
Melicio Wears, laborer, residing at
q Iwilei Road, born in the Philippines
on December 81, 1892, yesterday filed
in the office of George r. Clark, clerk
of the federal court, his declaration of
intention TO become naturalized citi.
zen of the United States. e-srEr.r,,s
Natsu Ishii, Japanese woman, was
released by the federal immigration of.
fcials yesterday on payment of bond
in the sum of $3.50 and the assurance
that she win refrain from the practise
of tommercialized vice. The woman
was released pending an appeal in a
habeas corpus proceeding. ~
Under the firm name of Watson &
Clemens, former associate justice +. NJ.
Watson of the supreme court, and
Judge Charles +. Clemens, who win re.
tire from the federal court bench the
middle of January. will open law Of
fees on January Is iHS the Kauikeo.
lani Building, King Street. Judge
Watson will, inlSaddition olfhis firm
work, continue as attorney for the pub
lie utilities commission.
Fifty dollars has settled the fine of
1867 so imposed by the harbor author
tiles some years ago against Capt. A.
W. Nelson of the s. s. Korea, now
master Of the s. s. Ecuador. When
the Korea arrived in Honolulu on Feb.
ruary "a, 1915, there was found aboard
twelve and a quarter pounds of opium
which was not shown on the manifest.
This is one of a number of similar
cases instituted in the local federal
court against Pacific steamers. 49,. -,
(From Sunday Advertiser.) g., y.
Three hundred children were made
happy at the Christmas Tree exercises
held Friday evening by Honolulu Lodge
No. !, Modern Order of Phoenix.
Herbert, the three month old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lopes of 934A
Asylum Road, Kalihi, died yesterday
morning and was buried during the af-
ternoon in the Catholic cemetery, King
Street. f,i rg 90.
Among the arrivals inrnthe Claudine
yesterday morning fronpg Maui were
Mrs w. Mann and sony Mrs. Naples,
MISS N. J. Adams, Miss Z. Kelahua.
wehi, Miss Macheads, Mrs. George
Kauwenaolen aole, Miss Williams, Mrs.
4. Cockett, Miss w. Rogers, Miss Z.
Damon, Mrs. A. Ko, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Travens and child .f,....Ee.y
Wade Warren Thayer, whose resigna.
ton as Secretary Of Hawaii takes eff.
feet at midnight tonight, and who will
resume the practise Of law, will devote
part of his time to the office of the
Secretary until the vacancy has been
filed by President Wilson. tn
(From Monday Advertiserl . d.
The territorial grand jury win hold
its last meeting of the 1916 term at
two O'Clock next Friday afternoon. 8,
A meeting of the harbor board con,
missioners will be held at one-thirty on
Wednesday afternoon in the basement
of the Capitol. ra IN ~.
News was received here yesterday of
the death on December 20, last, in the
Florence Ward Sanitarium, San Fran.
cisco, of Mrs. Rice Mccarthy, mother
of Miss Katherine McCarthy,3o of Homo.
lulu. The deceased was native of
New York and sixty,two years old.
(From Tuesday Advertiser.) =
William Mckinley Lodge No. 8,
knights Of Pythias, meets this evening
for regular business. ..t. ....,.
Important business meeting of Excel.
sior Lodge No. l, j. o. o. f., this eve.
ming at half.past seven o clock. ...n
The Hawaiian Humane Society will
meet at nine-thirty clock Wednesday
morning in the Library of Hawaii.
The Kaimuki Mothers Club will
hold the weekly meeting of the organi-
cation tomorrow at noon in the Liliuo-'
kalani School. ..rt
Hawaiian Tribe No. ], Order of Red
Men. holds an important meeting this
evening in San Antonio Hall, to which
ell members are requested to attend.
DR.. G. Fletcher Dole, known all over
the United States and abroad for his
interest and familiarity with the peace
of the world, will lecture
Thursday evening in Cooke Hall on SIS
Peace Practicablef" i
The monthly meeting of the woman Is
board of missions will be held in the
parlers of Central Union Church, this
Afternoon at half-past two O'Clock tt
g hoped that there will be a large at,
tendance. .
The opening session of the new term
IF the Y. NJ. @. A. night schools takes
place tonight, when there will be given
IN opportunity for enrolment in twenty
,ourses, mechanical and commercial
subjects being those offered.
Prof. Ernest G. Webster, principal
# the. Kamehameha Schools, and Mrs.
Webster, of Kalihi, welcomed at their
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