Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04
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Oceanic Ledge. No. 81 F. and \. NJ.
will have work in third degree tonight
at 80 O'Clock.
The trial Jurors in Judge Ashford's
division CT the circuit Cour; will not
be required until ncAt Tuesday morn.
ing at 9 O'Clock.
Circuit Judge Whitney today Grant
ed To Rose Tam lose a divorce from
Tam Jose, the grounds being non
support
The trial of the land court petition
Of the Palolo Land and Improvement
Company was resumed today before
Circuit Judge Whitney.
A meeting of the members of Mystic
Lodge No. .. X. of p, will be held at
40 o'clock this evening in Pythiah
hall for work in page rank.
The case OF Chuck Hoo. charged
with first degree murder, will so to
trial in Circuit Judge Ashford's court
next Wednesday morning at o'clock.
Three cases in Circuit Judge Ash
ford'S court have been nolle pressed
as follows: J. P. kalehua, assault and
battery; Vim kee. assault and bat
terry; Kan Kau, opium in possession.
petition for administration of the
estate of his brother, John Moses
Ulunahele, deceased, was filed in cir
cult court yesterday by John Moses
Ulunahele. The estate is va1ued at
about $25S3.S9.
meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce will probably be held on Mon
day or Tuesday of next week to take
up the ship purchase bill, a referen-
dunn en- which is being taken by the
National Chamber of Commerce.
Friends of the territorial normal and
training school will be delighted to
hear that a concert of unusual inter
est is to be given at the school tonight.
Both the boys and girls glee clubs
of this school will participate in the
program.
Divorce suits were filed in circuit
court yesterday by Mrs. Sarah Rey
nolds Cobb against Sheadrick Cobb
and by Mrs. Matilda Coorssen against
F. NJ. Coorssen. Divorce cases num-
bering 1872 have been filed since the |
first of the year.
Members of the board of supervisors |
and Mayor Lane are making an inspec-
tion of the lower windward entrance to |
Waiahole water tunnel today The T
trip over the Pail was made in auto
mobiles. The other entrance to the |
tunnel was inspected earlier in the
week Pa
A sacred concert will be given Sun
day evening by the choir Of the First
Methodist church, assisted by Miss
Louise Churchill, soprano, and Mr..
John Clifford, violinist The organist /
and choir director, Miss Pearl Suther-
land, has arranged an attractive pro-
gram.
Judge Whitney yesterday signed an
order increasing the monthly allow
ance of Hans and Francis Pfotenhauer
to $500 month, which is to be ap-
piled toward their support and educa-
ton. The request for the increase
was made by Georg Rodiek, guardian
of the minors.
Attorney J. Lightfoot has been ap-
pointed receiver of the affairs of the
Japanese bank, which has been closed
because of a suit filed in circuit court
entitled "A Bill of Dissolution of Co
partnership and for Other Relief
The suit was filed by NJ. Komeya, ct
al, against S. Koshima, ct al.
The ladies' board of the Susannah
Wesley home is giving reception at
the home this evening in the honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomas This
Is complimentary to Mrs. Will Thomas,
who as Miss Jane was the first matron
CT the Susannah Wesley home. The
members of the Methodist church and
are invited.
A petition has been filed in circuit
court asking that Mrs. Gertrude Marie
Sledge, daughter of the deceased. be
appointed Administrative of the estate
CT J. Oswald Lutted. The estate is
valued at about $500. Mr.. Lutted left
two wills. In one he bequeaths GER
tain land in Kauai to Mrs. Jennie
Blythe Brown, a friend. The rest of
his property goes to his daughter.
Invitations are being sent to many 4
Honolulu men to attend the next
of the Social Science AssOCia.
ton Monday night at o'clock in the
home of Alonzo hartley, 220S Kane
hameha avenue, AIanoa. The speaker
of the evening will be Hon. Sidney