Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-21
LOCAL and GENERAL

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Letters Of administration were is
sued to Lizzie Akaus over the estate
of A. p. 4Akau this morning in the
circuit court, The estimated value OF
the estate is s14o2.
A we'll attended dance took place n
the K. OF p. Hail Saturday eYeHing
under the auspices OF Hui oiSi. the
Hawaiian fratsrnal organization. The
Honolulu Glee Club furnished the mu-
sic.
A petition for letters of administers
ton was heard and granted this morn
ing by Judge Robinson of the Circuit
Court over the estate of Farm L.
Kong. His son, En- oil Farm. was the
petitioner. The estate Is valued
at slightly over $1,000.
There will be a meeting OF Leahi
Chapter No. 2, o. Z. s., IN the Ma
sonic Temple at 7:30 o'cloek this
evening Members of the harmony
and Lei Aloha Chapters. as we'll as all
visiting members of the order. are IN
vited to attend.
C. o. Smith, principal OF the Kappa
School of Kauai. will give a lecture
at the Normal School tomorrow morn
ing at $3.50. The lecture wiIf.be given
for the teachers, and its subject will
probably be the efficient management
of a school, or a related subject.
Mary E. Simpson. as executrix of
the will of Charles Simpson filed her
final account and petition for distri-
button of the estate this morning. In
the executrix's report 1t appears that
the estate is now of the value of
s435O.30. Hearing will be had on. the
petition later.
The report of D. L. Lindsay, secre-
tary of the license commission OF
Maui, was submitted to Governor
Frear today, showing an increase in
the number of licenses issued by the
commission during the year. The re
port will be incorporated in the annual
report Of the chief executive.
Speeches in, which the question Of
the independence of the philippines
was agitated were in order at meet
ing of the Filipino Mission Saturday
arranged by John P. Villasanta. Man
uel de Vella and C. Durante and at
tended by a large number Of their
friends, including several Americans.
The Buckeye Club of Honolulu ey-
tends its usual invitation to all mem
hers, and also all sojourning Ohioans
in the city, to be present at meeting
in the Hawaiian hotel at eight o'clock
tomorrow evening. Getting acquaint-
ed will be the main feature of the pro-
gram, and for this full attendance is
requested.
George w. Guthrie Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, newly appointed ambassador to
Japan. will be a through passenger in
the Mongolia tomorrow, en- route to
his new post He. is accompanied by
Mrs. Guthrie and their daughter, and
during his stay here will be the guest
Of the local members of the Sons and
Daughters of the American Reyolu-
ton.
A large delegation of Los Angeles
tourists arrived in Honolulu by the
Sierra this morning, those having reg
istered at the Young hotel being Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Churchill, Miss Isabel
Bethune, Miss Myrtle M. Bah, Oar
Iell Condley. Karl c.. Kennedy, Miss
Lucille w. Williamson, J.. II. Mont.
gomery, D. Shaw and Miss Helen
Smart
The flag of Belgium will be display
ed over the local consulate of that
kingdom tomorrow, Tuesday and We'd
nesday in honor Of the eighty-third
anniversary of that country.s indepen-
dence from Holland Robert f. LANCE,
vice-consul of Belgium in Hawaii,
having notified the territorial and fed
eral authorities to that effect. 1t is
expected that other consuls will dis
play their flags in honor OF the ami
versary
K. Martha. for the past seventeen
years in charge Of the Japanese de-
partment of the local postofice. died
at his home in Kukui Lane last even
ing. He leaves surviving him a wife
and child, also brother who was at
one time japanese. consul in Manila.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence at ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning, interment being in the Jap
anese cemetery.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tons Gibson is preparing statistical
report to be submitted to Governor
Frear within few days. The report i
now almost comDlete In If there is