The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-24
TERM is ENDED
Disposition of Calendar at
Kohala Circuit Court.
Some More Boarders for the Reef
of Court Officials.
Especial Correspondence

KAPAAU, North Kohala, Oct IS
The Court adjourned sine die last We'd
nesday morning. Before adjournment
Judge Stanley ordered that all cases
not disposed Of during the term are
continued until the next April term
of this Court. The following is a list
of cases that have been disposed of
since the afternoon of Friday, October
IA, viz:
Republic OF Hawaii VS.. John Bell. Jr.
Trial by jury, verdict, not guilty.
Selling liquor without a license. c.
s. Smith for defendant
Republic Of Hawaii vs.. Aiona. Nolle
proseQui.
Hollister Drug Co. vs.. Wang Chang
Kee, assumpsit. Jury waived Dis
continued entered c. S. Smith for
plaintiff. G. ID. Gear for defendant.
John Bell, Jr., vs.. Kemokeo Jury
waived. Discontinued entered. Ke-
poikai for plaintiff; H. l.. Stein for de-
PENDANT.
In re matter of the estate of Ruta
Mcguire. Petition for probate Of will.
Will admitted to probate; John Ma
guire appointed executor under bond
of $1,000. H. l.. Holstein for petitioner
Antonio de Mello Barozo VS.. Manuel
de Silva. Assumpsit. Continued I'M
til next term.
Maria Teresa Martens VS. ice Mar
tens. Divorce Continued until next
term.
Kaahanui Epa VS.. James Bright
Trover; jury waived. Discontinued
entered. A. n. Nepoikai for plaintiff
H. l.. HolStein for defendant
Republic OF Hawaii VS.. John Bell, Jr.
Distilling liquor. Continued until next
term.
Republic Of Hawaii VS.. ANU Sang.
Larceny first degree. Trial by jury.
Found guilty and sentenced to be i'm
prisoned at hard labor for a term of
four years. G. d. Gear for defendant.
Mr.. Gear gave notice Of motion for a
new trial.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Lee Lang
Larceny first degree. Pleaded guilty
last week. Sentenced to 4 years i'm
prisonment at hard labor.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Lo On Pau.
HOuSebreaking. Pleaded guilty last
week. Sentenced to II years impris-
onment at hard labor. C. s. Smith for
defendant.
Puakea Ranch VS.. John Bell. As
defendant. H. l.. Holstein for plain
tiff; G. ID. Gear for defendant.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Kahele
Practicing medicine without license,
appeal on points of law. Plea in bar
sustained. Defendant discharged.
G. w. Alloy VS. John Gaspar, assig-
nee of the estate of Chong All Seu
Assumpsit; jury waived. Judgment
for plaintiff. Gear for plaintiff; II. L.
Holstein for defendant.
Last Monday evening there was a
concert given for the benefit of the
Kohala Hall. A liberal amount was
realized. On Tuesday evening last a
Smoker" was given by residents OF
kohala. to guests from Honolulu and
Hilo. The guests were Judge w. l.. |
Stanley, E. p. Dole, Carl S. Smith. G. !
d. Gear, P. NJ. Mcmahon and ]. a. |
Thompson. r. H. Atkins was the |
chairman of the evening. There was
singing and recitations. Songs were
rendered by w. l.. Stanley, John Hall,
G. d. Gear. ]. H. Mackenzie, Palmer
Woods, Senator Holstein, w. p. Nc
Dougall. Mr.. Dole, c. S. Smith, Mr..
Shorey, Robert Laing. C. J. Falk and
Geo. p. Tulloch rendered recitations
MI. DoIS . SuDJctl NdS u SpOll6ul
Dog" p. M. Mcmahon, the poet, sang
a song of his own composition. John
Hall rendered some comical songs. He
was encored on the several occasions
he appeared. Mr.. Paetow, bookkeeper
of the Multi Mill, accompanied the
singers on the piano. He is an artist.
About 10 p. m. lunch was served TO |
those present, there was nothing want
ing in the way of eatableS Mr. Will |
lam Mays "kolea on toast" was ex-
cellent.
1t was a very joyous evening for
those present, about forty in all. The |
hospitality Of the Kohalaites on this |
occasion was such that it cannot be |
forgotten. The entertainment con- |
cluded ar early. morn