Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30

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new officers for Central Union church
viii be made known tomorrow during
the morning service.
On the ground OF non-suppor. Cir
cult Judge Whitney today granted a.
divorce To Elsa Cross Howard from
Ernest Justin Howard.
Under bond of $4,000 Gunzo TIA.
shire yesterday was appointed by
1 Judge Whitney to serve as admins
traitor Of the estate Of Nitaro Kuri-
saki. .@..'.. - =
Hearing on the application of Koichi
Ishii for a writ Of habeas corpus has
been continued in the federal court
until next Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock
/ The Koolau Japanese Young Mems
] Association will send 80 delegates to-
Honolulu next month to participate
in the Japanese lantern parade, a.
Carnival feature.
Judge Sanford B. Dole today post
poned the sentence of Louisa Kala-
luhi until next Saturday morning at
10 o'clock. The defendant is charged
with a statutory offense.
Bishop Restarick of st. Andrews
Church Cathedral, will celebrate the
holy communion and preach in the
post chapel, Schofield Barracks, at II
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Prof. Carl Miltners orchestra will
give a concert on the roof garden OF
the Young hotel this evening from
$3.50 until IL o'clock. An attractive
program has been arranged. The pub
lie is invited.
A measure providing that Henry
Walsworth Kinney, superintendent OF
public instruction, be appointed CEN
sor of all motion picture films dis
played in the territory probably will
be introduced at the next Legislature.
Present and former members of the |
National Guard and their families and
friends are invited to the armory at |
z: 30 o'clock tomorrow night for the
6CCOuO LuOllAuy .CuICl ACA
will be musical program and some
film plays.
For rents said to amount to 5000
on government fish pond at Pouhala,
Waikele, Eva, Oahu. Land Commits |
sioner Joshua Tucker has fled suit
in circuit court against Charles Lai
Loung. The pond covers an area OF
221s acres.
John Effinger, publisher Of the
Shipping Guide and local representa- |
tive of the San Francisco Merchants
Exchange, left Fort Shafter hospital
today recovered from an operation for |
appendicitis. He was in the hospital
three weeks.
During the coming week the out |
door committee Of the Promotion |
Committee will conduct rousing |
campaign for further excursionists to
Kauai. More than 125 persons have
booked to date and the COMMITTEES |
wants to add rs more to the list.
On motion of the prosecution Judge |
Ashford today noiie pressed the gam
bling cases against Sun Yau and 9TH |
ers, number of Chinese convicted
and assessed a light fine by the dis
trict court at Waialua They appealed |
from the lower courts decision and
now are discharged.
Stating that defendants refused to
pay the judgment Of s97S.S9 and that
he found no property on which to levy /
an attachment, Deputy High Sheriff
Gleason returned the execution yes.l
terday in the case of William j. Rob-l'
inson against Jessie F. Kaae, John F.
Colburn and 'Antonino Long.
Land Commissioners Tucker sold at /
public auction at noon today a 21-year
lease of a right-of-way for water pipes
and fumes over government land In
the Lualualei tract, Waianae, Oahu, to
the Waianae company, the purchaser |
agreeing to pay the upset annual i
rental of $123 for the right.
! The law firm of Holmes, Stanley &
Olson today was entered as counsel
for the John ii Estate, Ltd. An OBJ
lection was filed in federal court by
the attorneys for George II Brown, ct
al. to the form of Judgment. A fur.
Their hearing of the case will be held
at 10 o'clock next Tuesday morning.
wall q Dougherty, local jewellers,
have been awarded the contract for
preparing the medals which will be
awarded during the Mid-Pacifc Carni.
val. The medals win be oval in shape /
and, besides q suitable inscription.
win bear the coat-of-arms in raised
enamel They viii be in three classes
gold, silver and bronze.
Working under q resolution passed
by the last house Of representatives,
employees of the public works depart