The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-13
.BREYITIES
OFrom satnrday Adyettirct:N

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the circuit court against W. X. Aim
for the recovery Of an alleged debt of
| 1899 so.
without bond, william l.. Peterson
wns appointed by Judge Whitney yes,
terday as guardian of fchabod and Eda
II. Peterson, minors.
Judge Whitney yesterday sustained
the defendants demurrer and dismiss.
ed the bin in the case Of Kelupaiaa
wv against John d. Paris, an nc ion
10 cancel a deed.
The $1,000 bond Of Attorney Howard
Lionel Grace, receiver in the case of
Mrs Zane Shee against the Honolulu
Taxi Company, a suit for damages, has
been filed in the circuit court. the surel !
being the National Surety Company.
Mrs. wohinopin Smith fled a peti.
tion in the circuit court yesterday for
h"r nrDcintmcnt ~ exceutrix Of the es-
tate of Joseph Smith, who died in Ho-
n, l"lu on Nav IS. 1hl2 and whose
estate is valued Mt $1,000. consisting of
land at Vineyard street and Buckle
'anc. Judge whitney will hear the
petition on July IL. r
The first and final accounts of Capt.
.r"hn l.. Jordan. administrator of the
cstat" Of the late Lieut.. Carl f. Fosros.
in which the administrator charges
himself with receipts Of 1868 20 and
asks to be allowed s1s3.sl. disburse.
ments, were filed In the circuit court
yesterday. Judge whitney will take
the matter up on July IA.
(From Sunday Advertiser)
A hundred and fifty children were
given an outing and picnic at the beach
in Waikiki last Friday by the St.
Mary's Mission of Moihih
The plan filed in the land court petit
ton of F. NJ. Hatch for registered title
to land at King and Maunakea streets,
has been approved by Walter Z. Wall,
territorial surveyor,
Judge Ashford yesterday gave Judge
mcnt in tfavor of the plaintiff for
$24l5.3l, including interest and costs,
in the case of H. Hackfcld & Co.,
against Tam Ng Kwai and others.
The trial Of the action to quiet title
instituted by Mrs. Helen NJ. Cockett
against Mrs. Nina Bertelmann was set
by Judge Ashford yesterday for nine
O'Clock in the morning of June 80.
The $4,000 bond of Frederick Web
er, administrator Of the estate of Her
mann Dortmund, deceased, has been ap-
proved by Judge whitney and fled in
the circuit court yesterday with the
London & Lancashire Indemnity Com
pany as surety. Charles NJ. Hite and
Fl. r. Maefarlane were appointed ap-
praisers. o. -
From Monday Advertiser)
The Hawaiian Society of the Sons of
the American Revolution will celebrate
its twenty first anniversary at the UNI
versity Club Saturday evening. Unit
ed States District Attorney S. c. Huber
will deliver an address on 1.-THE Pa
triOtic Imperative
The Hawaiian Engineering Associ-
alton will meet In the Library of Ha-
waii at eight O'clock, next Thursday
night. The paper of the. session will
be by Charles H. Klgsgel on the sub
ject of the Waiahole Water Company s
project, and win be illustrated with
lantern slides. All members and others
interested are invited to be present.
At six twenty-five o clock last even
ing, an alarm was sent into the FIRE
department to which central apparatus
responded. The alarm was sent in from
the corner of Kamani and Queen
streets. 1t took only about fifteen sec
Onds for the engines to reach the scene
Of the fire which proved TO be nothing
but a pile of burning rubbish.
From Tuesday Advertiser
Eo1a
sion today, but will open at ten clock
tomorrow morning.
In the case of Takezo FujimOto
against f. H. Lewis, doing business as
the Lewis Stables & Garage, a suit for
damages, the defendant has filed an
answer, in which a general denial to
the complaint is made.
Mrs. All YIN Kim has fled in the
circuit court suit for divorce against
William Kim, on the ground of cruelty.
Since the first of the month seven ac-
tions for divorce have been filed. The
total instituted in Honolulu since the
first of the year is 100.
John Kaaua, a former police officer,
died last Sunday at his home, 5l3 Ke-
auhou street, the funeral being held the
same day and the interment taking
place in the Kawaiahao cemetery. Ka-
aua was native of Maui, forty five
years old and a widOwer.
Under a stipulation filed in the cir
cult court, the defendant has been
granted twenty days from June 8 in
which to demur, answer or otherwise
plead to the complaint in the case Of
the Hawaiian Trust Company against
Mary McVeigh, bill for instructions.