Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-12
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Circuit Judge whitney has appoint
ed Mrs. Malta Keoloewa as guardian
of AdeIine Keoloewa, a minor. without
bond
The executive committee of the
AntiSaloon League was to meet in the
office OF the league. Stangenwald
building. this afternoon.
A meeting OF the Honolulu Street
Railway Benefit Association will be
held in the club house. Beretania
streets, at 1880 o'clock this evening
Mrs. Mary McMaster has been ap,
pointed by Circuit Judge Whitney as
guardian OF Virginia and Mary McMas.
ter, minors. under bond in the sum of
$500.
An active campaign is being carried
on by the Honolulu Automobile Club
to increase its membership to 500
The number of members is now near
ing 100.
Building permits issued for the week
ending yesterday total $25.314. The
permits are for residences, stores
laundries, garages, wine houses and
stables.
Without bond, Mrs. Elizabeth Moss
man has been appointed by Circuit
Judge Whitney as guardian of the per-
son and property OF Agnes K. H. Kawe-
10, minor.
A motion for temporary alimony has
been filed in circuit court by the
plaintiff in the case of Ida Mahikoa
against Lionel Mahikoa, a suit for
maintenance.
A. S. Humphreys has withdrawn as
attorney for /. Yamamoto. one of the
defendants, in the matter of a bill for
dissolution of copartnershfp involving
the Japanese Bank.
The equity case of the City and
County of Honolulu against the Nc.
Candless Building Company will go to
trial in Circuit Judge Ashford's court
next Monday morning.
An inventory of the estate of Alfred
P. Ryan was filed in circuit court to-
day. The estate consists of an undi-
vided one-fifth interest in the undis-
tributed estate of Nancy K. Hebron.
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The Trent Trust &C lnpanys ex ecutor
under the will of the late j. j. Byrne,
has filed in circuit court a discontin-
uance of an assumpsit case. against J.
Goeas, defendant, and .. IN. Levy &
Company. garnishee,
A change of date has been made
from August q to august 2S for the
cross country run of the Honolulu
Autmobile Club. This is in order to
accommodate members who wish to
attend the Melba concert on the
earlier date.
Credit for starting the Injunction
against city road work is
claimed by officials oil. the Honolulu
Automobile Club, who say that the
club, rather than the Ma
noa Improvement Club, is responsible
for beginning the case.
A meeting of the Hawaiian Engi
neering Association Is called by its
secretary, Frank O. Boyer. for Thurs
day, August 10, at s o'clock in the
evening. The meeting will be held in
room 202 of the McCandless building.
will be made for officers
and directors for the coming year.
The women's auxiliary of the Out
rigger Canoe Club requests all of their
ladies who are providing chowder.
coffee and other necessities for the
big supper of the Outrigger Club en-
tertainment to send these to the Out
rigger Club grounds on Saturday, Au-
gust %, instead of on Saturday, Au
gust 81, as the entertainment has been
POSTPONED.
During July the nursing division OF
the anti-tuberculosis bureau handled
19l cases on all the islands, accord.
ing to report which has been made
to the board of health. The month
began with 12S patients and ended
with 153. This increase was due to
the fact that new nursing districts
were established on Maui and Oahu.
OF the 191 cases, six deaths were re-
ported Eleven patients left the ter
ritory. Ten new cases were discover
ed during the month, and generous
list of suspects" was filed.
The British registration act is to