The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-01
.BREVITIES

Boys Industrial School Yesterday.
Fred q. Kirohhoff. superintendent Of
the water WORKS. Announces that after
1 the arsf OF the wear. All water users
who are delinquent win be subject 70
d daily cali from the tax collector.
The schuman Carriage Company =
army services flag, which had eight
stars up "a yestefday, now carries nine.
/ That many Of its employees have gone
into active service with the army.
william III Drpmmond. territorial
bank examiner. departed for Hilo by
the steamer Mauna Kea yesterday az
ternoon on his quarterly auditing tour.
He will be away from the city about
one month.
A formal order Disabling the tenn.
porary Injunction brought bv the pub.
| he utilities Commission against the IN.
ferlsland steam Navigation Company,
had been fled in eircnit court by Judge
g. w, Ashford.
The bakers, licenses have been re.
ceived at the food Commission rooms
and may be secured upon application
by those entitled 10 them. The forms
! must be filled and placed IN The mail
by January 4, 1918.
According TO information received by
the territorial food Commission. from
| les agent on Hawaii. A. w. Carter OF
| Hawaii. who - entering into the man.
nfaeture Of cornmeal, Il prepared to
furnish eornmeal ON seven DAYS, notice
r;,.t 4 ;a,.. ~ n Vua.l,,. ,o.a
Infantry, Frank A. Lufkin, 25th Infan2
| try, and Nicholas Nanassey, First In
| fantry. have been named to assist the
commander Of the Reserve Officers,
Training Camp At SchoReld Barracks
$3.50. 20 .l.,f. &C.,. "a 20
w.r s.v;nr. .,s,,as hs.e haas xe.a;,,sa
~ az Rsnk ~ ff.na,rI,, -. "a ,s;iI -
sold by them 10 any who apply. Thrift
stamps are twenty-five cents each and
war savings stamps 44.i2. with a ma.
turity value Of S5. a
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n, mo- hnsra 49,, Z $1,000 1890
N, ri T.t.sr D.. sl P.ss,.s.s
q. $500. uopa''''sns
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Nliham y. Rosa, deputy United
states county clerk, announced yester-
Gay thatadnring the last six months his
once has done more business than at
any other similar period in the history
Of the court. This applies to earnings,
general business, eases instituted and
cases handled.
John Watt win 20 to Maui after the
frst Of the year as county agent Of the
| food commission. He IL now preparing
blank which win be sent TO each
| plantation manager o. the islands in
! the ende3vor 70 ascertain exactly what
proportiah lof foodsiuffs are being
grown az home. sde9
II. c. Might0n, local chiropraetor,
has been summoned to court BY the
police on sworn information issued
by the city attorneys Office, charging
him with practising medicine without
| license The ease win be heard Jan.
vary IS. Mighton was recently indict-
ed by the territorial grand Jury, but
thes ease was nolie pressed. M
Two caucus meetings Of the board Of
supervisors have now been held, but
nothing definite has yet been rcache |
regarding the appropriations to be
made In connection with the 1918
budget. The discussions TO date have
merely been preliminary Affairs, but
the board expects 70 reach some final
decision In respect OF the amounts
asked, during the coming week.
Miss Martha Chickering has left Ho-
nolulu TO return to the field Of her
actlvity on che mainland, where she y
Immigration secretary for the Pacific
Coast division OF the 4. W. 2. A.
Wmle here Miss Chlckering successful-
~ engineered the campaign which
raised $4o.OVU Tor the war Work and
yearly budget OF the r. w. =. A.
Because the board Of supervisors
failed TO define the limits under which
section 1918, Revised Laws of Hawaii,
IL applicable, the case against James
4. Taylor aud workmen charged with
tearing up the curb line on Laimi
Street has been dismissed by Judge
Harry Irwin. A. M. Cristy, deputy
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