Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-20

Under bond In thu sum OF $4,000.
Takao ozawa today was appointed ad.
nlnistrator OF the estate of Chotaro
Miyamoto.
The final accounts OF Lee Peck Yin,
executor OF the estate OF J. Lee Wan,
we're approved by Circuit Judge Whit
ney today and the executor GIscharg-
cd. .....:. ~:
A notice Of the discontinuance Of
the case OF r. Nakatsu against Masa-
Hchi Tari ct al, an action for fore
closure OF MORTGAGE was filed in cir
cult count today. r.. ,.=.. HI.
Further hearing In the matter of the
distribution of the estate of the late
Alfred s. HsrtwelF has been continued
in Circuit Judge Whitney's court un.
til 9 o'clock Monday morning. The
estate has been appraised at s129,-
1872.
The secretary of the University
Club has written asking the secretary
OF the Chamber OF Commerce to urge
all the members OF that body to be
present at the reception to be tender
ed DIR. L. o. Howard next Monday at
noon at the University Club rooms.
James Mcqueen has been ordered
to appear before Circuit Judge Whit.
ney on the morning OF August 20 to
explain why he has not paid alimony
to Pauline Mcqueen as ordered by
the court An order to show cause,
filed today, alleges that Mcqueen is
in arrears to the extent of 1915.
The Knights OF Kamehameha held
a special meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A.
last night and decided to give must.
cal concert and dance at KAneohe,
Windward Oahu, one week from to-
morrow
A suit for divorce has been filed
In the circuit court by Alexander Fl.
Smith against Mary Smith, the former
charging statutory offense against
his wife. Both are residents of the
Molokai settlement.
Students and teachers of the terri
torial summer school are praising the
hot noon lunches which were furnish
ed them during the session. Mrs. Jane
NJ Otremba. who had charge of the
lunches, reports profit of SO cents
The Hawaiian band, which played
at the departure of the Makura this
afternoon from Pier z, will play to.
night between and o'clock at Ka-
waiahao church. Tomorrow afternoon
the band viii be at the baseball park
and tomorrow night will give con-
cert at Aala park.
All Poi. charged with having sold
liquor at Waterfowl without license,
and All Pc, charged with smuggling
opium, we're arrested by u. s. Mar
shall J. J. Smiddy late yesterday after
noon. Preliminary hearings of the
cases probably will be held by u. s.
Commissioner George s. Curry tomor-
row.
School board commissioners will
meet Monday to take up different mat
tiers of business concerning the work
of the coming year. A report will be
submitted by the committee that has
been working on revision of the
course of study. Appointments of sew
eral instructors will also be made.
A dance will be given at the home
Of Miss Charlotte Aholo. Hotel and
Punchbowl streets, tomorrow evening
under the auspices of the knights of
Kamehameha. The affair will be
known as the Presidents Dance" and
will be the first of series of dances
which has been planned by the or.
ganization..
Circuit Judge Stuart tomorrow will
hear . motion to set for trial the case
of Capt. A. F. Cassels, First Field Ar
tillery, against Charles r. Wilder, tax
assessor for Oahu. The case is to de-
termine whether the assessor has the
right to tax automobiles which may
have been on federal reservation on
the first of the year.
A bunch of big Bluefield bananas.
grown In Kaimuki, and placed for ex-
hibition in the window of the Promo
ton Committee. attracted considers
BILE attention among passersby this
morning. The bananas were picked oy
Zeno K Myers, former member of
the Promotion Committee, and an ac-
tive booster
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