Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-20
LOCAL And G1VEIhl

A meeting OF the musical club or the
Kamehameha Alumni Associa ton will
be held at 1880 o'clock this evening
In the club house. 1887 Fert street.
A public concert viii be given at
the Kalihi pumping st ton at 7:59
o'clock this evening by the Hawaiian
Band. This afternoon the band played
at the insane asylum
No arrangements for the funeral or
the late DR.. Nathaniel Emerson have
been made as yet. Advices from the
coast are being awaited before any
plans are taken up.
A petition asking that he be APP
pointed guardian of the property OF
Abraham Kaiama Kaaumoana and Noa
Kalama Kaaumoana, minors, was filed
in circuit court today by s. H. Kaau-
moana.
A hearing of the case OF sChun Man
Noon, charged with concealing and
otherwise handling opium, was to be
D.
s. Curry this afternoon.
An application will be submitted to-
night at the meeting Of the board OF
supervisors for two new lights, to be
installed on each side of the public
library. The application is made by
Attorney p. L. Weaver.
An inventory Of the estate of Hugo
Robenowitz was filed In circuit court
today by J. NJ McChesney. administra-
tor of the estate. The estate is valued
at $259l.05 and consists of real es-
tate in Honolulu. cash in local bank
and % shares Of sugar stock.
James L. Mclean, j. A. Lyle, r. H.
Trent, Charles Crozier, A. d. Castro,
G. L. Samson and NJ. G. Johnston
were elected directors to serve durin;
the ensuing year at the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Mutual
Building and Loan Society of Hawaii
last night
The ministers attending the annual
conference OF the Hawaiian Eyangeli-
cal Association will be the guests of
honor at tea which the members of
the Woman's Board Of Missions viii
give at the residence of Rev. John P.
Erdman. Beretania and Alexander
streets, from to s o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
A petition was filed In circuit court
today by attorneys for the Trent Trust
Company asking that the court direct
a certain notary public of San Diego
to take the testimony of Frederick A.
Rhodes. now residing In that city, in
connection with the probate of the will
of the late Emmett G. Rhodes.
A decision reversing the district
of Molokai. in the case of
Eugene Murphy againsl H. R. Hitch
cock, an action for the recovery of
the value of SIS worth OF fish, has
been handed down by the supreme
court. The Molokai Judge is ordered
to enter Judgment In favor Of the
plaintiff in the sum of SIS and costs
The Oceanic steamer Sierra is to
remain in the drydock at San Fran
cisco for general repairs until Noyem-
Der, according to a cablegram received
by j. w. Robertson of C. Brewer &
Company, local agents OF the line, to-
day. Mr.. Robertson has not been ad.
vised of any steamer In prospect to
take the place of the Sierra while she
is on the San Francisco Honolulu rum
No decision has been rendered yet
by the public utilities commission in
regard to the Lahaina accident, on
which testimony was taken Saturday
afternoon and yesterday. With the
close of the investigation yesterday
the last witness in the affair had been
examined but the decision will be de-
ferred until all transcripts Of evidence
have been made.
BY AUTHORITY.