The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-13

Low prices at ISew England Bakery.
Elks meeting tonight.
A divorce summons is published in
this issue.
On Saturdays, Bhlers & Co, will
close at p. m,
New line of bathing suits for men
and boys just unpacked at Silva's Tog-
gerry. Get in the swim.
Treasurer's Office in this issue, pub
fishes a notice to all persons, firms or
corporations liable for license fees.
John G. Woolley will conduct SER
vices on Sunday morning at half-past
ten o'clock on board the U. S. S. Mary
land. Chester Livingston will sing.
Midshipman Lando, the first graduate
from Annapolis from Hawaii who is
now on the U. S. S. Colorado, was
given luncheon yesterday oy Senator
w. o. Smith.
In the divorce suit of Luka Paaluhi
VS.. John Paaluhi, notice of substi-
tuition of counsel for the libellee. A.
G. Correa is named in place of E. A.
Douthitt.
]. D. Moore the proprietor of the
Palace restaurant at Richards and
Merchant streets, left on the Hilonian.
Moore was out on S1OO cash bail on a
charge of violating the liquor law
by selling liquor on Sunday.
The Tax Assessors Office force is
busy preparing to begin suit against
a large number of delinquent property
owners for taxes owed. There are sew
eral hundred such delinquents on the
books and Assessor Holt says he will
make determined effort to collect the
money due the Territory and county.
A motion to have James Armstrong
adjudged guilty of contempt was en-
tered in the Circuit Court yesterday,
by the Oahu Railway & Land Company
The company alleges that Armstrong
has continued to maintain a pipeline
across Lehua Avenue in Pearl city ana
use same for carrying water, in de-
fiiance of an injunction granted by the
court.
A motion was entered yesterday to
set aside the Judgment in the case OF
All 10y VS.. Sylvano Nobrega, for Sl5O
for damages done to a strawberry
match by a COW owned by the defendant.
r. M. Harrison attorney for the de-
PENDANT says in the motion that the
Judgment is unreasonably high, $40 be-
Il nF
death of George D. Gear, who had
charge of the case, the matter was lost
track of and the defendant did not
know that his case had been called for
| trial.
Judge De Bolt rendered a decision
yesterday in the case of Pokii Davis
and Joe Davis, VS.. See Lin, ct al, in
favor of the defendants. The case was
for annulment of lease on grounds
that the terms of the lease had been
violated, in that buildings had been
erected on a part of the ground re-
served as a burial plot. The trial
brought out the fact that the buildings
had been built by subleasees, and with
out consent of the defendants, or with
out cognizance on their part therefore
making it a case of trespass.
The contract for the new road on the
Mazili slope, has not been awarded as
yet, and a number of things will have
to be taken into consideration before
the trustees of the Lunalilo Home de-
eide The road planned goes through
part of the land on which the home
is situated, and as the deed of the
property of the Home reads that if il
is ever used for any other purpose il
will revert back to the. government
the trustees are uncertain at presen
what is to be done. They are getting
legal advice on the matter and it II
hoped that a right of way will bt
granted. If it is not the property ma!
be condemned or new road planned
A motion for publication was FLEE