The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-17

he offered under the amendments to
| the pleadings, and to take such further
proceedings in said cause as may be
consistent with the views expressed in
our decision aforesaid.
| Therefore, you are hereby command
ed and enjoined that Immediately after
+, the receipt of this writ, and without
delay, you proceed to receive such evil
dence as may be offered under the
amendments to the pleadings and to
take such further proceedings in this
cause as may be consistent with the
views expressed in our decision afore-
said. so that complaint be not again
made to the said Supreme Court, and
that you certify perfect obedience and
due execution of this writ to the said
Supreme Court to be held on the first
Monday in March next.
Hereof fail not at your peril, and
have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Honorable w. F. Frear,
Chief Justice of said Supreme Court of
the Territory of Hawaii, this 18th day
of January, in the year of our Lord
1902 HENRY SMITH,
Clerk of the Supreme Court, Ter
ritory of Hawaii.
APPEALS FROM DICKEY.
Appeals to the Circuit Court have
been taken in the following cases:
Crispina da Camaro vs. John Ma
chado The appeal is from a Judgment
by Judge Dickey for $40 damages.
Plaintiff claimed $3.50 damages for fore
ib1e trespass and assault. The plain
tiff appeals. A similar suit was
brought against M. Silva, and the
court fixed the damages against him
at $40. Damages in the same amount
were awarded against NJ. G.. Pedra,
and $40 against 2. Machado for the
same offense.
This is the case where it is alleged
that four disappointed suitors for the
hand of plaintiffs daughter tried to
force the accepted sutton to leave the
house. and upon his refusal, lombard
ed the dwelling of the fair Portuguese
with rocks.
CIRCUIT. COURT NOTES.
An answer was filed yesterday in the
case of John Degreaves VS.. Caroline
are living apart, but alleges it is be-
cause of the action of libellant in driv-
ing libeilee from his house and refusing
to allow her to return. She denies that
she is living in adultery with John
and also asks an order of
court to compel plaintiff to pay her
attorneys fee and temporary alimony.
In the divorce case of Lahela Kua
IVA VS.. Kuaiwa, Judge Humphreys or
dered the Ibellee to pay 1ibellant ali
inony of So per week during the pen
dency of the trial, and to pay an at
torney's fee of s25. and court costs (,
Of Sc.
a demurrer has been filed in the
ease of Refina Vieira VS.. Louisa f.
Mendonca, alleging that the Circuit
Court has no jurisdiction except at
chambers.
A divorce libel has been instituted
oy Amelia Arundel against James
The parties were married |
Tune %, 1883, by Rev. Father James, at I
oaia, Maui. Libellant charges that de- {
endant deserted her in September,
S99. She asks an absolute divorce,
md the custody of her six children.
Deputy Sheriff McGurn has returned
he Bryant divorce papers with the en-
orsement that the defendant could not
e found, and from information to me
iven. said defendant has departed for
ne States
There Will be no court today, it be-
lg legal holiday. All cases set for
his morning are postponed until Sat
rtiay