The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-01-09
BREYITIES
(From SATURDAY, Adyertieerl

An overturned concrete mixer az on
Of the turns on the Pail Road held Vi
traffic for an hour yesterday morning
The funeral Of the late Peter D
Hail was held yesterday afternoon
] the iHterment being in the Moaualu'
Hawaiian Church cemetery. The ser
vices were attended by many Friends
of the deceased. s,..
Liberato Magpiong, a MidPacif,
Institute student was seriously injured
yesterday in the spine aud sustained {
severe cut in the head, when he wa
thrown from a lumber wagon he wa'
driving. The boy was taken to IN,
Queen g Hospital.
n. q. Bowen, who was formerly civi
engineer connected with Lihue planta
tion on, Kauai, has been appointed Il
take charges OF the Inspection work on
Piers s. g. and 10, in place of. J. G
Morgan, who confessed TO having lied
to the harbor board concerning the
bulge in the wall of Pier and who
was discharged.
From Sunday Advertiser.)
| Territorial Treasurer Mccarthy said
Yesterday that he expected the tax rate
for the annual period to be smaller
than for the last.
Cooke Joseph, Hawaiian, vino died
Friday at The Queens Hospital, aged
ffty.six was buried yesterday after
noon in Loeb View Cemetery, Pearl
City.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
| Sarah Malina were held Yesterday
morning at the residence, 1917 Asylum
Road, Kalihi, the interment being in
KalaePOhaku Cemetery.
Lieutenants William T. Madison and
R. F. o Cornell, Junior grade. T. S. N,
will arrive here, from Samoa on the
Sonoma next Tuesday TO take their ex.
aminations for promotion, according
to word received yesterday.
Mrs. J. f.. Silva. president of the
Kaimuki Mothers Club, filed on the
minutes of the organization, vote of
thanks to those who assisted in making
the community Christmas tree at Ii.
liuokalani school at success.
George w. r. King, deputy terri.
tOrial auditor, left in the Mauna Kea
yesterday afternoon for Hilo on an Off
cial visit TO the Second City, where he
will examine the books of the tax divi
sion. Mr.. King may return Thursday
morning in the Great Northern.
Fong Chin, of New York City, ship 5
carpenter, died yesterday morning in
Leah Home, Kaimuki, and was buried
during the afternoon in Loeb View
Cemetery, Pearl City The deceased
was married. native of China. and
thirty-four years old.
From Monday Advertiser)
Funeral services for William II.
Wilkinson were held yesterday after
noon under the auspices of George W.
De Long post G. A! r. J..
Several gambling games including
some che.fa lotteries, we're broken up
yesterday by the deteEtive force. Ar.
rests were Kaduta, Zoe Hike, Frank P.
Andrade, All Sing, Leon Fong,A All See
and NOnaka. d. 49,.
" instruction in secondary battery and
main battery drills was given the mem.
bers of the naval militia yeserday on
board he U. S. s. st. Louis at Pearl
HarbOr. The men embarked in two
militia cutters from the naval wharf at
eight Q clock and were out most If the
day. ,.- s.
Mrs. Kathryn Smith, one OF the teach.
ers of dressmaking at the Young Won.
en- s Christian Association, is spending
the weekend at the Volcano, and will
therefore not meet her class this even.
ing. Miss Olson Of the firm of John.
son & Olson will substitute for Mrs,
Smith.
The ineorporators of the MADEIRA
Gold Mining Company, Ltd, financed
in Honolulu and owner of mining prop
erty in California, will meet today and
elect officers and directors. Announce
ment will then be made Of the time
and place of delivery of stock certi-
ticates for which subscriptions have
been taken.
A vegetarian restaurant will be add
ed to Honolulu'S eating places today
when the new Vegetarian Cafe is
opened in connection with the SAM
tarium food store in the Kapiolani
building, 1908 AIakea Street, mauka Of
King. j, G. de Silva, proprietor, will
be assisted in the management, by John
Edgar and DR.. n. Louisa Andrus.
.. (FFom Tuesday AuveTtiser)
Eighteen naval militiamen made a
cruise about Pearl Harbor Sunday in
their cutter, and visited the big coast
defense guns Of Fort Kamehameha.
Wade Warren Thayer, secretary of
the Territory, mailed to Washington
yesterday his semi-annual report of
the official work done by the Governor.
Mrs. Maliana Uu, of Kauluwela Lane,
who died Saturday, was buried last
Sunday in Puea cemetery. She was
widow, native of Kauai, and fifty-fve
years DID, 49,
The private schools, which had not
already done 50, resumed their second
term work yesterday these including,
among others, 81. Louis College, Oahu
College and the Honolulu Military
School. !. ~. va
8ishOp 4 Co. have. received tele.
gram from the Engels Copper Mining
Company, San Francisco, advising them
that shareholders who do not pay be.
fore January II, for their pro rata of
the recent issue of the treasury stock
of the Engels Copper Mining Company
are not entitled to receive dividends
as at January 20, on such stock,
Hawaii stands at the head of the list
Of States aud Territories for enrolment
of national guardsPen in proportion to
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