Wailea Good Shepherd Church Plans Move Forward
Waileku Maul Apr 23 Special to the Bulletin Archt tout BR Dowdle presented the working plans and specifications for the Good Shepherd Church in Wallwke to the church committee. They were approved with minor alterations, pending approval by Bishop His Lordship Right Rev. Hiahoy H. Mr. Restarick, and sent to Honolulu for review. Bids will soon be invited and within months the congregation expects to see the church walls rise.
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Federal Grand Jury Sumons Rithet Rolph Brown and Alexander
In San Francisco on April 25 R P Rithet George Rolph A A Brown and Wallace Alexander were summoned to testify before the Federal Grand Jury. The action signals a broad probe into sugar frauds with likely more officials and prominent figures expected to be drawn in. Authorities have not disclosed the topics, fueling speculation among those involved.
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The Wolf First Night Delights City Audiences
The Wolf staged at the Opera House by the Meltae Stack Company impresses as the season’s best in town. The French Canadian setting, intricate scenery, and capable cast including Jules Haublan and George Webb draw praise though the crowd is not large. Curtain calls erupt five times as the audience responds to a mature, well presented performance with plans for tonight and tomorrow.
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Tom Sharp
Jules Haublan
George Webb Andrews McTavert
Airliin McTavin Beetehne
Louis Morrison
Goodbye dinner to Johanson at Young hotel
A. B. Johanson departs for military service in Sweden. Mrs. Johanson will accompany him. she has been ill. A large farewell dinner was held at the Young hotel with elaborate menu and music by Kaals quintet. Guests included A. S. Johanson, John Walker, John Quder Kir, Dr. George Herbert, Henry Davies, Clarence White, George Henshall, F. J. Lowrey, C Swain, A Blom, J. Janson, Jack Lucas, Charles Lucas, J. K. Richardson, E. Peters, and H. F. Hertelmann.
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George Herbert Harry Ora Henry Davie
Clarence White
George ¥. Henshall
F. J. Lowrey
C. Swain
A. Blom J. Janson
Jack Lucas
Charles Lucas
J. K. Richardson
Ft. G. Moore
E. Peters
Marston Caubell
H. F.hertelmann
Two liners off for San Francisco
There will be an exodus as Oceanic and Matson steamers prepare to sail at 10 tomorrow morning. Oceanic Hiner Berra carries nearly thirty thousand sacks of sugar and Hawaiiana goods, while Berra passenger bookings are light. Matson steamer Welhelmina aims for San Francisco with about ninety passengers and a full cargo, but weather plans put Wilhelmina and Sierra at risk of overlapping departures.
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Auto chauffeur fined heavily for pedestrian collision
At Police Court Masaki, a Japanese chauffeur, was found guilty after he hit Mrs Kalelalel at Beretania and Fort streets. Judge Andrade ruled pedestrians have right of way and imposed a fine of 100 dollars. Senator Chillingworth defended Masaki, asserting low speed and no negligence in the driving.
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