Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL

AVSfHA1 HANW NAssNks1A
j. w. Kershner, who had a narrow
escape from drowning at Waikiki on
Saturday, is at the Queens hospital
recovering from his experience, but
has not left that institution.
The. liquor license commission will
hold, meeting Friday afternoon to
consider applications for q saloon
license at Leilehua and for Wholesale
licenses by Ichiyama and T, usui.
zee Kyung. indicted recently by the
territorial grand jury on three charges
Of forgery, has been granted reser-
yaticn of plea until November II, the
accused meantime being released UNI
der $7O0 bail in each case.
The members of the local lodge of
Elks have issued Invitations for an
entertainment and dance to be given
In the hall on King street Friday
evening. beginning at s o'clock. A
iixp entertainment committee is
working on "a series Of stunts" and
an interesting evening Is promised
those who attend. Visiting Elks and
their ladies are cordially invited to
be present.
The Offices Of the Japanese consul.
ate on Nuunau street are being moved
today into the new building recently
completed In the rear of the present
headQuarters. Two buildings now
compose the consulate. one 0f which
contains the Offices and the other be-
Ing the residence of the consul gen.
efal. The old building will be torn
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The hearing on Attorney &c. F.
lPeterzoh,ss motion to dissolve the in
junction obtained by Judge Antonio
Perry has been continued to $50
o'clock TOMORROW morning BY Circuit
Judge DicksA Judge Perry, holding
a Judgment against Peterson for
about $1,000 seews to prevent the
payment Of a. $3.50 judgment awarded
William KawaA on q claim assigned
him BY the attorney.
Joseph Paiko. tho & brought suit
against w r. Castle, administrator of
the estate of Alice K. Keawe, deceas.
ed. to recover $500 which plaintiff
alleged he had invested in the Inn
.provement of the Woman's property
during her lifetime, was awarded
$233.33 by Circuit Judge i. A. Dickey
yesterday. Paiko's original demand
for the restitution of $500 was re-
dhced to $493.20 by the statute Of linn
itations, which acted against the ma
jor portion. OF the loans Paiko aYerred
he had made to her.
Thomas Treadway. who viii be Ho-
nolulu's sole marriage license agent
after Nov 1, has been granted q
weeks vacation from his duties as
bookkeeper in the territorial Treasure
er's office. to recupefate before his
arfiuous Job as Cupid begins. After
October 81 every day will be a work
day for him. In his, capacity as mar-
fiage license agent, his office hours
being from $50 a. m. to 1870 p m. and
AAcs uOAA4C A0u1 lI0A1 lou Ps III "a "
$3.50 q. m. In fact, he wills be subject
to the call of marriageable couples at
any hour of the day or night.
The public utilities commission has
taken under adyisement the question
of whether the .Wahiawa Water Com
pany Is a public service corporation
and as such subject to regulation by
the commission. The subject was
discussed at meeting Of the COM.
mission yesterday afternoon, at whEh
were present T. H. Petrie and At
torney d L. Wilmington, representing
the company. and w. w. Goodale,
manager of the Waialua Agricultural
Company. Chairman Mott-Smith's
carefully prepared definition Of pub
Tic utility corporations, which was
published In the STAR Bulletin several
weeks ago, also was formally accept
ed by the commission.