The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-25
.LAHA|NALUN
SUIT SUBMITTED
(From Saturdays Advertiser.)

Argument in the Lahainaluna case
was concluded yesterday afternoon and
the case submitted. The Supreme
Court adjourned until Monday.
In the case of Lowrie v. Baldwin ct
al, plaintiff filed a motion for extern
sion of time for filing bond for secur-
ity for costs.
Cases set for Monday. March 2, in
the Supreme Court are the following:
Territory by Lorrin Andrews, Attor-
ney General, " Moses Puahi, ct al.
Territory by James W. Pratt, Com
missioner of Public Lands, v. Kapio-
| lani Estate, Ltd.
Arthur NJ. Brown V. Lee Chuck ct al.
John F. Colburn, trustee, v. George
H. Holt ct al.
In the matter of the estate of Rob-
ert w. Holt, deceased.
CIRCUIT COURT TRIALS.
Weldon v. Chaplin was still on trial
before Judge De Bolt yesterday.
Judge Lindsay gave another days
hearing to the injunction suit of Nc
Bryde Sugar Co. V. Koloa Sugar Co.
WHITLEY SCORES POINT.
In the damage suit of Attorney
Francis NJ. Brooks against Judge Leb-
beus r. Whitley and his clerk, Frank
E. Hinckley, of the United States Dis
trict Court of Shanghai, China, Judge
De Bolt yesterday signed an order
that Brooks, within sixty days from
March 9, shall file in the court here,
and furnish defendant Whitley with a
Of q Of
ing the matters mentioned in the mo-
tion therefor.
THE LUCWEIKO CLAIM.
James W. Pratt, Commissioner of
Public Lands, and j. H. Fisher, Audi
tor, separately demur to T. NJ. Harri-
sons petition for an injunction against
him, along with William Savidge, ad-
ministrator, to prevent the payment
by them of the claim of $500 of the
estate of the late F. R. Lucweiko
against the Territory until the petit
toners claim for attorneys fee and
money advanced be first paid. Eight
grounds of demurrer are stated. w.
L. Whitney, Deputy Attorney Gener-
al, acts for these respondents.
REGISTERED TITLE.
Judge Weaver granted a registered
title to Walter E. Shaw for land at
King and Liliha streets containing 5599
square feet and an adjoining lot con-
nearly 5692 square feet.
DIVORCE CASES.
Patrick ]. Walsh asks that Augusta |
Walsh's divorce case against him be
dismissed. He says that on February
IL, 1907, a similar libel for divorce al |
Ieging extreme cruelty was dismissed, |
the attorney for libelant having de- |
clined TO proceed.
Kapua Ahu denies the culpatory all |
legations in the libel for divorce |
brought by his wife, Poni Kapua Ahu, |
and charges her with violation of mar
riage VOWS, naming Malani of Kauai |
as correspondent.
Emalia K. K. Naauao denies the al
legations of cause in the divorce libel |
IF Daniel Naauao and consents to an
hearing.
Agnes Gertrude McAuliffe sues
James McAuliffe for divorce for ex-
treme cruelty, intemperance and nom
support.
Mary Atherton Richards is suing
Carl, Henry and James On Tai for
possession of premises on
Vineyard street, comprising the Kau-
uwela lodgings and various other
buildings. 1t is alleged the premises
we're leased to defendants on January
;, 1907, for an annual rental of $500,
1ut that only 1915 has been paid, be-
3ides which the sewer rates are de- ,
inquent and the condition of keeping
he premises in repair has been bro
zen.
ADOPTION.
Annie Harris of Waialua wishes to |
dopt William K. and Elizabeth K.
iiram, her minor grandchildren, whose =
lother was divorced from John K.
iiram Jr. within a year past. w. c.
Ichi is attorney for petitioner. +
COURT ITEMS. T
1t is stipulated that j. E. Kualii V. t
.chee, trespass, may be heard before S
udge De Bolt and a jury on March 10. y
Thompson & Clemons for plaintiff
ill on Monday, move to set for trial
|. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, V. All Chez.
In the arbitration matter of Kona r
development Co. and F. B. McStocker n
gainst NJ. F. Scott, the defendant by
is attorney, F. w. Milverton, has filed
motion in the Supreme Court to dis