Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-02
|LO(M And GENIlIL

|(lO(AL AND GNElkL
There will be nc session tomorrow
in Judge Ashford's division of circuit
court. -... -.
The Mothers Club of Kaimuki here.
after will meet the second Tuesday OF
each month, instead of Friday.
! A delieatessen sale will be held in
the store at the end of the Waialae
car line tomorrow by the members OF
the Epiphany mission. - ~. II. Il.
A notice of discontinuance of the
case of T. Yamashita against M. Tari,
repleyin, has been filed in circuit
| court. -. .~..:. ~ :
There will be a special meeting OF
Leah Chapter No. 2, O.. E. s., this
evening in Masonic Temple at 1880;
imitation. -..:. ~. j.. =.
Circuit Judge Whitney today APP
POINTED Fog Yet as administrator of
the estate of Fong You Chez under
bond in the sum of $3.50.
There was no session in Circuit
Judge AshfoFd's court today. Several
cases are ON the calendar for dispo.
sition tomorrow morning.
The Mothers Club of kaimuki will
give social and dance in the Liliuo-
kalani school next Friday evening in
honor of the graduating class of the
school. Dancing will begin at 8
o'clock. -. ...
| Hearing on a motion for modifica-
| ton of decree in the divorce case OF
Margaret Van Gieson against Henry
Van Gieson has been continued in
Judge Whitney's court until moved on
Further hearing of the case of Joe
Rata and H. l.. McCutcheon, charged
with having aided John T. Scully in his
recent escape to Molokai, will be had
before U. S. Commissioner George S.
Curry at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Circuit Judge Whitney today grant
ed to Rose Kekaula divorce from
John Kekaula, the grounds being non
support The woman has been given
the custody of the two minor chill
dren, and will receive alimony in the
sum of S. a month.
Ninety registrations have so far
been made for work In the Norma!
school, which will begin next Tuesday
morning. Several other enrolments
are expected within the next few days.
Professor Cyril o. Smith has super
vision of the school
Ten new members will be initiated
at a meeting of the Kamehameha
Alumni Association to be held in the
club house, Fort street, at 8 o'clock
this evening. Harold Godfrey, the
newly-elected president, will preside.
There will be an election of members
for the new board of directors. The
meeting will close with a wrestling ex-
hibition which promises to be inter
esting. ....* "
In addition to 1900 bags of sugar,
the Inter-Island steamer Claudine, re-
turning from Maui ports, landed los
sacks of taru, 81 sacks of potatoes,
crates of chickens and POS packages
of sundries. The Claudine will steam
to KahuIui this evening and is due to
return to Honolulu Sunday morning.
About 1000 tons Of general cargo
was. given the Matson Navigation
steamer WiIhelmina before it left San
Francisco for Honolulu The vessel
will land 1908 tons of freight at this
port and on its arrival at Hilo will be
discharged OF 1884 tons of cargo. The
steamer is expected early Tuesday
morning with about 100 passengers.
o. p. Soares, Stenographic reporter
N the federal court, has filed in cir
cult court an application for license
to practise in the district courts of the
territory. ]. NJ. Camara, a captain in
the National Guard. also has filed an
application. Both will be examined
before Circuit Judge Ashford Wednes
day. 80. i
Moses kalani has charged William
kaai with assault and battery. Kalani
has told the police that he was visited
at his room by kaai. who. before leay-
ing the premises beat him, causing in
juries to one of his eyes. At the same
time scalp wound was inflicted. IA
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