Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL


Tomorrow being Memorial Day tha
Bishop museum Win not De open tdI
the public.
In Judge Whitney's court this morn
ing Kinio Nishikida was granted q
divorce on the grounds OF cruelty.
AS Judge Stanley Is still III. the
5. ~ Co case had
To be again continued this morning.
A petition has been filed to appoint
q substitute trustee for David y Not
ley, william Henry having resigned
as q trustee
The appeal case Of G. J. schoenins
& Co. or Waikiki. Maui. against VII
liam Miner. will come up on June y
In the supreme court.
An appeal has been filed n the CIR
cuff court IN the case OF A. p. Led
erer Us. Mary K. Sniffen and a jury.
waived trial b asked for. s.
There will be work in the second
degree at q meeting Of the members
OF Oceanic lodge No 81. F. and A.
NJ, at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
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"A meeting OF the members Of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee viii be
held In the rooms Of the former Ho-.
nolalu Chamber Of Commerce. Stan.
genwald building. at 3 o'clock this
Afternoon.
Governor Pinkham went down to
| Schofield Barracks this morning and
was present at a review Of the troops.
Captain james d. Dougherty. N. G. H..
accompanied the governor IN the ca
pacity OF aide.
There was q garrison review at
| Schoffeld Barracks today In hoDor Of
IMajorgeneral VIM. H. Carter. All
| the troops N the post infantry, cav
AIRY and artillery were reviewed by
the department commander.
This divorce granted Judge J. NJ.
Monsarrat yesterday afternoon by
Judge Whitney. become effective on
June /. AIimony at the rate OF $50
per month will probably be allowed
when the final decree Ii signed.
q
Territorial Secretary Thayer leaves
| for Maui on June 10. He viii address
1.-THE voters on the question Of the bond
issue piebiscite. Mr. Thayer expects
to speak ct Lahaina. Waikiki ana one
or two other places. He win return
ito Honolulu on Tuesday. Jhhe %.
A motion for issuance OF commits
sion has been filed IN Judge Robin.
sons court IN the matter Of NalanI-
llua j. Lyon VS.. the Mutual Life Insur-I
lance Co. of New York. The suit Is
to recover $4,000 insurance money that
| Is said to have been carried on the
life Of the late Ralph Lyon.
Agreements have been made be-
tween the government and the Laupa.
hOehoe Sugar Company, whereby the
company Is allowed to enter upon the
lands of certain homesteaders and cul-
ltiyate the cane thereon The reason
given for the arrangement is that the
homesteaders have no money to spend
Ion cuItivating the cane crop and are
unable to take care Of the fields.
/ An appeal to the supreme court
from the circuit court In the matter
lof KapoltihI PAlau vs.. Helernano Land
tCo was filed In the supreme court
this morning. The dispute is over so
Eacres of land and the complainant al.
Ileges that the deed supporting to be
Esigned by her Is forgery. Z An
t6rews Is representing the plaintiff
appellant, and Castle & wilmington
lare for the defendant-appellee.
Il For the benefit Of the Kalihi Or
phanage, and with view to adding
to their own treasury, the members
Eof the Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
Twill hold afdelicatessen sale and lunch
I'm the store room in the Moose build
Ting, Fort and Beretania streets. Sat
urday. June 6. There viii be all man
liner of good things to eat on sale, a
tasty lunch will be served at noon.
land there viii be music and entertain
Imefts throughout the day. At pres
1 ent. the Kalihi 0rphanage Is taking
care of so children of several nation
lalities. carrying on its work without
Iany financial aid from the govern.
iment. e. zsl z ~
/ Lau Hin, Chinese storekeeper, is
Issuing Sergeant Kellett and Detective
Apana, of the police force, for $4,000
! damages said to have been caused to
the reputation and business Of the
complainant by the officers breaking
into his store and searching the prem
Uses on May H. Lau Hin alleges that
the officers also broke open cash
drawer and, subsequently, the sum OF
$85 was found to be missing The
Chinese also claims that about one
hundred dollars worth Of property was
i destroyed by the detectives. L. An
drews is the attorney for Lau Hin.
; George Kahakauila, Hawaiian,
who is stationed at the Channel
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