The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-31
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to j. T. Moir, Jr., Of Papaikou, Hawaii
Mr.. Bush win leave for the mainland
: shortly
The issuance Of Japanese directory
for the city Of Honolulu has been ap'
proved by the advertising and public
ity committee Of the chamber of com
merce. f.
Funeral services for the late Hans
II Henry K6hler were held at four
o clock yesterday in the Williams un.
dertaking parlors, the interment being
, In Nuuanu cemetery.
On writ Of error, the case of Hay,
seldom against Lincoln was filed in
the supreme court yesterday. The ap.
peal is from the judgement Of Circuit
Judge Edings OF Maui. fg ."'
Trial by jury has been demanded
by William johnson, Tom Solomon and
Joe solomon, charged in the police
court with an assault on the crew of
a Rapid Transit car last Saturday
| night 49,
At meeting Of nc Charities and
social welfare committee Of the cham
Der of commerce Thursday the collec.
ton of forty thousand dollars by the
japanese Hospital Association for its
new hospital was approved. s
David Morton, deputy sheriff of the
District of Makawao, Maui, died at
his home in Kula last Thursday, drop
sy being given as the cause of death.
The deceased, who was ffty,two years
old, Is survived by the widow and nine
children. III,
Second District Magistrate Larnach
postponed yesterday for a week the
trial of the case against Domingo Fer
reira, the well known Jockey, who is
charged with assaulting young Portu-.
guese woman in Kalakaua Avenue
on Thursday morning.
Ralph A. Wadsworth, president of
the Maui chamber of commerce, of
Maui, has appointed Worth o. Aiken,
Representative J.. j. Walsh and Daniel
H. Case as representatives of the cham!
Der to the September civic convention
to be held'in this city. IT. -.
Seven boys, whose ages run from
sixteen to eighteen years, were com.
mitted yesterday by Judge Heen to the
industrial school at Waialee for gamb-
ling. They are all old offenders. In
the lot there are three Portuguese, two
Chinese, one Part Hawaiian, and one
Porto Rican.
= The Hawaiian band has been placed
by the board Of supervisors ut the dis,
posal of the members of the civic con
vention to be held here in. September.
Municipal automobiles will also be
placed at the disposal of the civic con-
ventionists for the trip around Oahu
on September 10, the first day of the
gathering. ,'.E IL.
Chinese of Hawaii, vino wish to trav.
ell must take unusual precautions, says
a letter from the department in Wash
ington to the federal court here. They
must have a certificate from the immi
grafton authorities that they are en-
titled to enter the country again, when
their journey is over. InOa
Walter Ballentyne, paying teller. of
the First National Bank, is The first TO
enlist here in the British l5Srces for
service against the Hun. Congress! has.
given authority to the Allies 10 enlist
men for their armies in this country,
and the British commission is the first
to take. advantage Of this permission in
Honolulu. s I..g tt, III. "m'
Just what disposition to make of
the lot on which stands the ancient
Honolulu Hale, Eva of the. postoffiee,
is something the territorial authorities
have not yet arrived at. The structure
was sold recently for sixty Jdollars 10
Frank Godfrey, to be removed within
two months. One-half of this time has
elapsed already. sEi
With a capital stock of $4,000, and
with the privilege to increase it to
100000, articles of incorporation of
the Honolulu Film Company, Japa.
nese concern, were filed yesterday
with Henry C. Hapai, acting territor.
iai treasurer. A general moving pie.
ture business is proposed to be done
by the company. g..
Herbert Cohen, who assisted in the
construction of the federal building in
Hilo, will have charge of the constTuc.
tion of the buildings on Ford Island
which are to house the aviation plant
Uncle Sam will erect there. This an
Douncement was made yesterday at
headquarters. The work will be rushed
with all possible speed. a-....'
According to the books of the ter
ritorial government, closed June 30,
for the fiscal and biennial period, legis
lative appropriations amounted to
$2,37l 1865, against which was drawn
$l,57S,577.33, leaving balance of
of which $l33, 362,76 lapsed
for the period, carrying over to they
new period 1868, 526.46. ~
H. j. Gosse, private in the field ar
tillery, died here yesterday, after an
Illness of two months, from spinal
meningitis, contracted on board the
transport that brought him from the
mainland. Mrs. Gosse, his mother who
came to his bedside when notified of
his condition by the army authorities,
viii accompany the body home to
Reno, Nevada.
1t was announced yesterday that
DIR. j.. s. b. Pratt, president of the
board of health, will probably conclude
by "Wednesday of the coming week
the annual report of bis department. |
shortly. after this work has been I'm
ished il is expected that a meeting of
the board Of health viii be held, when
and other important !
subjects will be considered. |
About two hundred enlisted men,
n. 49, n n