The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-29
From Thursdays Advertiser,

Two motions filed in the circuit court
yesterday by NJ. +. Scott, in the suit
brought against him by B. +. billing
ham, one to vacate judgment and one
for leave to amend answer were denied
by Judge Robinson.
Papers filed in the bureau Of con-
veyances yesterday by E. H. Wode-
house turn over to Alexan Ter McBryde
all the property which he received from
the Territory as the medium in the ex.
change of land just made.
Charles, Angela and Rosalfe Gillilani,
having become of age, yesterday filed
in the circuit court papers approving
the accounts of their mother as their
guardian. Mrs. Gilliland, who was APP
pointed as such in 1898, was discharged
| by order of court.
Petition for the guardianship Of the
property of little eleven year old Ching
Chew Fong was filed yesterday in the
circuit court by his grandfather, C. T.
Akana. Akana has been de posting a
small sum monthly in the Phoenix Saw
ings, Building and LON Association
and the account now amounts 10 S240
in the name of the boy. The affairs
of the association have been taken
over by Frisco concern and the money
must now be withdrawn. As .Akana
made a mistake in noe adding his own
name to the account and as the boy
is in China the petition for guardian
ship has been filed to empower Inn to
remove the money and ioli it in trust.
Chronicle. - Princess Kawananakoa
was hostess at reception on Wednes-
day evening at the home on Preside
Terrace which she has taken for the
winter. 1t is the Merritt house, one of
the handsomest houses in that section
of beautiful homes, and the Princess
plans to entertain as Hospitality here
this winter as she does in her Honolulu
home and as she has heretofore in
| Washington and New York, where she
has often spent the season. Among her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Dunn, Miss Helen Grey, Miss
Cecil Cowles, Walter Clifford Smith
John Lawson, Lansing Miner, Emile
Bruguiere, Captain Ferguson, U. S. A..
and Colonel Sam Parker.
Chief Justice Hartwell has signed the
license of j. X. Piimanu to practice in
| the district courts. His oath was filed
yesterday in the circuit court.
Mrs. Clarke, the mother of the well
known teacher of music at Punahou, is
dangerously ill as the result of a stroke
of apoplexy. She is under the care OF
DR.. Mackall, and, although her condi
tion is serious, there are good chances
for her recovery.
Hiyogashi, Japanese, who was con
victed of killing a woman, supposed tc
have been his wife, on Kauai, yester
day paid the penalty of his crime on
the gallows. The execution took place
in the courtyard of Oahu Jail, and doe
tors pronounced the man dead in ter
minutes and half, remarkably short
time.
A. w. Adams, an examiner at tn,
customhouse for about twelve years
, has resigned TO accept the secretary
treasurership of the Hawaiian Pine
apple Company, and will assume entire
charge of those duties here. The Ha
waiian Pineapple Company controls al
the Dole properties and is the larges
pineapple concern in the Islands
The supreme court has asked eOun
sci in the case of the Kona Develop
ment Company and others against NJ
f. Scott, b. 4. Dillingham; ct al, 4
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referee can be appointed In the ease
owing to doubt created by n change il
the statutes. In another suit, wher
Dillingham; is suing Scott, the defend
ants bill Of exceptions has been over
ruled.
The territorial grand jury yestsFda,
returned indictments against Two al
legged bad men who have been gntherei
Ia hy the police ono ~ these, 81
Tenn, who IL we'll known 10 the poles
by name chun Duck soon, was indiete
Tor burglary la the Arsl degree, "a
il charged with having stole
ieNelry aud money from the Yool
81 Mrs huafiman soine Tine ago ana
! Aas Tun la hy l.ral tbs second mas
B llAWAliHn named Kama, Was indisle
I fof "mRlm, disngure ANA muiilnle
40 10 charged sIih billing he aifu
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