The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-09
,BREVTTIES

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4 Mrs. Louise ". Boyum. teacher al
| the Hatnakuapokos School. Maui, il
spending the summer vacation in HO
noIulu, the guest Of Mra NJ. N. Mundy
1915 Kalakaua Avenne. D.
/ J. c. Ciappsr, until recently manager
Of the Kauai Garage at Lihue, is her
on his way TO France where he will
| take charge of certain automobile re
pair work for the 7, M. Q. A.
Mrs. H. @. Santos, wife OF the me-
postmaster at Hhue, and daughter, have
gone to Kauai To live. Miss Olympia
Soares, daughter Of Rev. 'A.v. Soares
accompanied them and will spend a part
Of the summer vacation there.
Charles D. Ray, surveyor for
the McBryde Sugar Co. on Kanai, who
Is a member Of the reserve engineer
corps Of the us. Army. has been or,
dered to report at Camp Lee, Virginia
for active duty, ahds win De leaving
soon. f.hA't
Owing to dull times the Honolulu
Stock L Bond Exchange has decided
to cut out the services Of q paid Secre-
tary and also discontinue its wireless
reports of stock quotations to the other
islands. This policy Of economy win
continue indefinitely, or until better
times swing around again.
Wireless information has been receiv-
ed that bunch Of twenty-nine white
men from Fiji and one Australian Of
fcer are soon to arrive here, on their
way to the front In France While
here they win be entertained by resi-
dents from the Antipodes.
The purchase Of the schooner Puck
and James Makee by the Dukidnon
Corporation Of New York has been
approved by the war trade board aud
the federal shipping board, according
to n message received yesterday by
Judge Charles r.. Clemmens.
Although Hilo people may have heard
that Princess KaWananakoa will visit
that city this summer, the princess viii
not come to the Islands at all Sew
eral weeks ago she Informed friends
that owning to the uncertainty about
steamer schedules and Accommodation,
she had decided to give up her propos-
cd visit to the Islands this summer. She
had intended bringing her three chill.
.dren with her. Ee ~
The plans for the winter season Of
the Philharmonic Society have been
completed. Incorporation papers for the
organization have recently been fled.
A recent report shows that the society
is in a fourishing financial condition.
The officers Of the Philoharmonic So
eiety are: L. Tenny Peck, president;
Montague Cooke, vice-president; Stan.
ley Livingston, secretary and Will
Soper, treasurer. e., r.. '''
One Of the women VINO registered
yesterday as an alien: enemy with the
sheriff was q Japanese women who il
married to a German, Her three
daughters also were required to regis.
ter. She was married to the German
in Japan. Wednesday is the last day
for the registration Of the alien enemy
women and all who fail to do so be.
fore, then will be liable 10 internInent
until after the war, = All v, b.. y
The Kona Echo, o 5apSnese publica.
ton Of Holualoa, has isshed q special
Fourth of July number, with several
articles in English, contributed by
well known Kona residents Rev. A.
S. Baker writes on 1.-THE Fourth of
July and Patriotism; Rev. D. ! D.
Wallace has an. article on the Red
Cross; John H. Midkitf urges readers
of the Echo to "Do Your Part for the
Red Cross Fair; William NJ. Me,
Qunid writes of 1.-THE Future deal,
ing with Japanese American relations
and Miss Thelma McQuaid contributes
a poem: DThe Call. .y.3 81 ...