The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-01
BREYITlEs

later, September 8
Twins, a sol and a daughter, were
Um yesterday 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Keohi Of Asylum road. The little boy
dJCd shortly afterwards and his body
vas cremated. The little girl lives and
hus been named Kalata.
William Kekdhu, n laborer who rpsid
ed. 81 Maunakea and Pauahi streets,
died on Monday md was buried yester
day in the Lcnh View cemetery, Pe.rl
City He was married, a native of this
city and fOrtyf' ur years old.
Charging extreme cruelty, Mrs Mary
Camara yesterdty fled 10 the circuit
court a suit for divorce against Vcnan.
clio da Camara. This was the twenty.
eighth suit for divorce filed this month.
Since the first of the year POI such
actions have been instituted in Homo.
mlu.
Kealoha Akimo and Cecilia Meha
mother and daughter, filed claim for
One.twenty. eighth interest in Land
Commission Award No. 81 to Nakookoo
no kalakini, in the matter of the con.
demnation snit of the United States
government for che Irwin Site, in the
1eneral court yesterday.
In lengthy and exhaustive report
fled in the circuit court yesterday.
Melville T. Simonton. master, reports
that he examined and found correct the
first and final accounts of H. NJ. Won
Holt, administrator of the estate of
Melissa Motley, deceased. The accounts
should be approved, he says.
Attorney L. Sutton White examiner,
yesterday made his report in the mat.
ter Of the land court petition Of A,tOr.
nry Frank Andrade and finds that the
latter's title is perfect. Sutton recon.
mends that registered title be granted
to Mr.. Andrade to the land in Homo.
lulu described in the petition.
The dispositions of Morris RosenbIedt,
taken in San Francisco. IN the cases Of
Levers & Cooke and Wong Wong, re.
specify ely, against the Honolulu okat.
ing Rink and others arrived in the Viii.
helmina mail yesterday and have been
lied, sealed and unopened in the office
If the clerk of the circuit court.
(From Thursday Adve ti>er)
Under bond of $1,000, Robert w.
BreckOns has been appointed guardian
Of Hattie, Harry and George n. Ana,
minors.
Judge Ashford approved yesterday
the first and 6nal accounts of Harry
lalpern, administrator of the estate
f Barnard Lehman, deceased.
Cyril o. Smith, principal Of the Roy
al School, who spent a portion Of his
summer vacation in the Garden Island,
returned yesterday in the Maui from
Kauai.
The Offices Of the Hawaiian Devel-
opment Company were moved yPster-
day from the Kerr Building, AIakea
street, to the Kauikeolani Building,
King street.
The Academy of the Sacred Hearts,
Waialae road, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, Kaimuki, will reopen its class
es for the fall term next Tuesday at
nine o'clOck in the morning
That the defendants Will rely upon
he statute Of limitations in their de
'ense was the answer made yesterday
N the circuit court IN the case Of K
=. Murphy against II. Knaack and J.
F. c. Abel, an action to quiet title.
Editor NJ. q. Santos of o Luso, the
local Portuguese weekly, returned in
the Maui yesterday from Kauai, where
he spent the past two weeks on bust
ness connected with the newly form
ed Kauai Cooperative Association.
Among those arriving in the Maui
from Kauai yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. f. X. Broadbent and children, J.
H. Coney and two daughters, Paul ..
Schmidt, Miss Kate Kelley, Mrs. Biela
and son, Mrs Hills and Miss j. Smith.
Attorney Alexander d. Larnach, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Dave 10
nor, alias Dave Common, deceased, filed
in the circuit court yesterday the in
ventOry of the estate. which consists
of personal property of the value Of
$246.
Filed last Friday, the papers in the
divorce case of Mrs. Lila WahincalOha
against Kanaukama Wahinealoha were
returned yesterday to the circuit court
from service. The Wahinealohas were
married in Honolulu on December ~.
1893. Desertion and nonsupport are
charged.
A demand for trial of the cause be.
fore jury was filed by the defendant
""Eterd"" IN the circuit court in the
case of Charles Garcia, a minor, by
Virginia Garcia, his next friend,
against r. q. DOelvers, an action for
damages.
Col. Z. =. Spalding, R. p. Spalding,
Thomas Hore, A. Souzn, A. Murphy, w.
H. Zimmerman, J. X. kuIa, j. Wright.
j. A. Despair, J. Matthews, W. Mahi
koa, c. =. Mcclure, Sid Splitter, and
A. and ID. Comes were arrivals in the
Maui yesterday from Kauai.
Exceptions were filed in the circuit
court yesterday by the defendant to
Judge Ashford's ruling overruiDg the
demurrer to the complaint in the case
of William X. Rathburn against John
Pele KaiO, an action for damages. The
case goes to the supreme court.
In the case Of William Green against
the s. s. Matsonia, an action for dam.
ages recently decided in the federal
court by Judge Vaughan against the
plaintiff, the defendant was taxed yes
terday with costs of thirty. nine dol.
lars and five cents, which were paid
immediately.
B. N. Kahalepuna, master, fled in
the circuit court yesterday his report
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