Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-05

A MS etlHR OF die OodIu G I NJ attn Is
Icing ! cid this Afternoon ct $50
o'cit OK il, the office OF President j. S.
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The Hay allan Trust Company is
sending out printed statement Of its
business an status on June 30, the
end ofIae fiscal We; r. ~..-. !. -. i. H..
Under tic fi2m name of Lindsay &
Lyiner. Judge Alexander Lindsay, Jr..
and William b. Lymer, former deputy
city and county attorney, have opened
law offices at 506-12 Stangenwald
building. ri x
The members of the territorial
grand jury did not meet this afternoon.
It is expected that meeting will be
held next Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. .......>: II. II
The final accounts of A. Frank
Cooke, guardian of Frank c., Edward
and Leno Lee, minors, were approved
by Circuit Judge Whitney today and
the resignation of the guardian &C
ceDted ....,.
The defendant in the case of Wal
luu VS.. Kainoakupuna has noted an
appeal to the supreme court from the
judgment of Circuit Judge Stuart. The
matter was an action to have deed
set aside and Judge Stuart found for
the plaintiff.
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The final account of Jesse Ferguson
Thompson, executrix of the estate OF
Moses R. Counter, was filed in circuit
court today The executrix charges
herself with s509S.1S ad asks to be
allowed $505S.23.
The department IT public works is
calling for sealed TENDERS for the con-
struction of a warehouse for the ter
ritorial marketing division in Mauna-
kea street. They viii be opened at
noon, August "a, in the office of the
superintendent.
The monthly printed report of Emil
A. Berndt, chairman of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee. to the chair
man and members of the Chamber of
Commerce, is in the mails today The
report, dated July 81. reviews briefly
and comprehensively the activities of
the committee last month.
Formal appreciation has been tend
cred Mrs Julia A. King by George w.
DeLong Post, G. A. R., for her gift of
an awning tent to be placed above the
space where the post will stand
throughout future Memorial Day exer
cises in Nuuanu cemetery. Mrs. King
has been thanked formally by Adjt. /
James T. Copeland, acting for the post.
Echoes of the European debacle are
few and far between in Sandakan.
British North Borneo, according to
George M. Hansen, United States con-
sui at that place, and family, who we're
here yesterday on the transport Logan,
en- route to Washingtbh fof a vacation
Mr.. Hansen says one scarcely realizes I
in Sandakan that war is raging in /
Europe, aside from certain censored
mail, and a few Germans interned.
Although John Kekaula was granted |
a divorce today from Rose Kekaula, |
the grounds being that Rose deserted /
him, the decree of Judge Whitney says |
that Rose shall have the custody Of |
the two minor children and that John
shall pay SIS each month for their.
support. He must also pay $50 as
Roses attorney fee and the balance
of the court costs.
Honolulu Chinese have been asked
by international Secretary C. T. Wang /
of the Y. M. G. AS International COM
mittee, to subscribe $500 for Young
Mems Christian Association work in
China. C, X. Al has received let
ter from Mr.. Wang, who was formerly
speaker of the Chinese legislature,
asking him to take charge of raising
the money among Chinese residents
here.
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