The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-27
MRS. ATCHERLEY
APPEALS To THE
SUPREME COURT

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has filed a notice in the Circuit Court
in the matter of the petition of Mary
H. Atcherley for writ of habeas cor
pus for and on behalf of John Atcher-
ley, that Mary H. Atcherley appeals to
the Supreme Court of the Territory of
Hawaii from the judgment rendered on
the oath day of July dismissing the
writ of habeas corpus
A bond on appeal in the sum of $50
is filed, James L. Holt being surety.
TO SELL LAND.
Judge Robinson has ordered a hear
ing on Thursday, August ), of the pc
titioner of Hawaiian Trust Co.. Ltd,
guardian of the estate of Beatrice M.
G. Luce, for license to sell a parcel of
land on Wyllie street at Kaaleo in
Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, and invest
the proceeds of sale so as to produce
an income.
LONG TIME GIVEN.
1t is stipulated in the injunction suit
of Y Akau VS.. Hattie K. and John
Vivichaves that the respondents have
up to and including the 18th day of
September to demur, answer or plead
to the amended complaint.
ADMINISTRATION
Judge Robinson appointed Bishop
Trust Co., Ltd, as administrator Of
the estate of John Dillon, deceased, I'M
der bond of $3.50.
he had not visited for several days.
Leigh H. Irvine, who visited Hawaii
years ago and wrote various sketches
of volcanic scenery and action, has
written to the Hawaii Promotion Com
mttee asking for piece of land on
which he and friend would make
their home in Hawaii. His friend
would till the son ana he would pro-
duce books exploiting Hawaiian life
X. Abe, retiring Japanese eleve con-
sui here, was rendered banquet at
the Mochizuki Club last night. He
will leave in the Alameda to take a
position III the San Francisco consul
| late Consul General Uyeno and Mr..
| Ida, the new eleve consul, were among
| the guests of honor President Yone-
kura of the Japanese Merchants AS
ISOLATION presided.
| Road Supervisor Wilson has devised
plant for heating the heavy asphai-
tum oil to be mixed with the top layer
of No. . macadam on the streets. Mer-
chant street will be the first to be
treated with the new asphalted ma
cadam. The oil is so heavily I'M
pregnated with asphalt that it will not
! flow uitil heated. Wilson expects
result hardly distinguishable from
standard asphalt pavement.
A. w. Perelstrous of Vladiyostok will
return home by the steamer Korea
sailing hence for the Orient on Au-
gust 70. As result of his consulta-
lions with the Board of immigration
and planters he will recruit sixty Rus
sian families for labor on the sugar
plantations of these islands Should
these prove adaptable to local condi-
tions, arrangements will probably be
made for immigration from Siberia
on a larger scale.
Mr.. ]. Abadie, proprietor o. the well
known French Laundry, has just re-
turned from the Coast where he Sc
cured the Honolulu agency for the
famous f. Thomas Partisan Dyeing
Works. He will now clean the most
delicate textile fabrics, ostrich feath-
ers, etc, and will guarantee all work.
The cleaning will be done in San
Francisco. Goods will be collected by
the French Laundry here, sent to San
Francisco in the Alameda and will be
back again by return steamer, Be
sides making this arrangement for
cleaning delicate garments, Mr.. Aba
die inspected several OF the leading
laundry and cleaning establishments
on the coast and will adapt in his
own laundry whatever he has found
of merit that the French Laundry