The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-17
BREVITIES-.

traffic officers signal J.. Smith Hiorth
and Lee Look were fined ten dollars
each in the police court. .. X
Tnkenaka, arrested for leaving the
harbor in his fishing sampnn after the
harbor was closed for the night, was
fonnd c,iilty IN polise court and fined
ten dollars. ~
The cases OF Pedro Palia and Mar
dele Astilla, alleged Filipino leaders
sin etie TilSk in, tsYinlle, JapRHsN by
selling them their passes TO 90 to San
Francisco, were nolle pressed in the
police court. 4 1tia '',@7 2.>7 -
Miss Mary PAGE oenarol secretsrv
of the Young Women Christian Asso.
ciation OF Toxic, Japan, win stop over
boat on her way 10 the mainland on
furlouqh in order 10 aid Mrs. Kishi
motto Of the local association in the i'm
migration work.
tentative nIan, sor Tho Dronosed
new Territorial WHAT NJ Hama Mani,
were approved vestaraa1 ~, a Tnooting
of the harbor board The estimated
cost of the wharf Is SCI, 655. The 1917
legislature appropriated $4,000 for the
wharf.
A full pardon and restorpti on Of his
rights g. citizen was Granted Yesterday
nv the. Governor NJ william Kainoe.
4 Hawaiian hoy who was convicted Of
petty larceny * 1olb and committed
to prison until he reaches his majority
in 1919. Nh a.--.
The Hawaiian Food Commission has
prepared all evidence relative to the
charges Of food nro6teerinp. which
have been made AGAINST L. L. Me.
Candless. CITY Attorpev Brown has
prepared the case for nresentation be.
fore Judge Heen, IN the circuit court
TODAY. =. w, 5' )
Cr., u,. r. ~, -
r. E nSI" IT. 49, onoe yai DuN anu
ppns n ~ Msrs art ts $1,000 .i ",
anu arg Ielu peinuinB tnS lnNestlsa, ion
'oI tne ponce INTO = NUMBER OF ropper
les In Parually eompleIed houses In the
clty' Leaa PIPE seems 9s' 20 nave s Ds sSa
; ;ne s ;saa .eisro " sanE ho q, U "nnI
! ing ;ns 'ni' $50 ny p'stHEe' ""'' ''0n ''oA
'"s.
Joe Kubey, atone time Honolulu as,
sistant postmaster, who was arrested
last FRIDAY night on a san francisco
warrant charging violation OF the Op
ium law, has secured his release on q
$4,000 bond. Farm Comm and n. IL
Jones, eohductofS with the Rapid
Transit Land Company, signed the
bond. s-r-,,-
According to a ruling Of the nation
al food commission, tuna canneries in
this Territory must secure federal Ii
censes. This ruling also applies tt
packers of salmon. operators of egg
and poultry packing concerns; cotton
seed handlers and manufacturers Of
beverages containing less than one
half OF one percent alcohol
Fred Il. Waldron, chairman or the
committee in charge OF commercial ex
hibits at the Territorial Far, requests
that all hrms or INDIVIDUALS desiring u
pace .aisplays anu VINO nave hot ye
CONSUMED mehpers ~ the ,eonln'l II,t
can upon yne ohhlln i az a. tne, ea' iie'
- $500. -, -. A.,
~ ~ ~ 3 ~ .,'isL ~,
Ssv1. n ~ tSnSs, !, u a,,5 80, .b;a,
~ p.;Isnos Ena
M"n; Sas - tha rao;n;ant nf man,
a.t nJO "n, ~ announcomon,
us %o - coon ~ haeomo a banaJ;ct
Tha Iucky nerson ia another man
Owina 70 tho hiob nr;ce NJ fneI n;
ord The LARGO amo1nt NJ winter wb;cl
is used for irrigation purposes durin,
the summer months, there Is a possibil
, ity of water rates being raised, .unles
householders conserve in their use o
z the city's water supply. This warnin;
was issued Yesterday by f. G. Kirch
hoff, superintendent of waterworks, af
ter a careful study of the situation.
. A..ordino to a wire,ess messao
fror, No; vns+eraoy the hodv q
Arcbia MI oron lima for the Haws
, ian Commercial sugar Comnapv. VIII
disappeared on Wednesday after turn
I ing in his Red Cross. collections, wa
found in the plantation reservoir We,
: terday morning. 1t is unknown whetl
er his death was caused by an accider
or by his intention to commit suieid,
An emn,ove of n compapv who r,
ce;ves in;ur;es u,biIe nortic;nating i
= .oIohrat;on c;ron hT rs emniov,
, % 49, ~ oo1,niatioE of a constru
t;on wndertoLina IL entitled tn con
an.otion 3D. ho workmep,s Con
pensation Act, according to a decisio
n handed down by the supreme eou
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