The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-25

From saturday Advertiser. !

decree TO take effect from and after
July 81. gftm@.
! A picnic at che WAIKIKI Beach was
enjoyed on Thursday by about one
hundred Sunday school children of the
, Japanese Methodist Church, South
King street. a.
| Proofs of heirs was taken by Judge
, Whitney yesterday in the matter Of
the estate Of John Alapai Kua, de.
ceased, the hearing being continued
for further proceedings until later on.
Judge Whitney yesterday appointed
Mrs. Annie Hookaohuanm as guardian
Of the person and property OF Victoria
n. Kailiulf, a minor. without bond, the
inventory TO be filed within thirty
days.
Walter c. Shields was appointed by
Circuit Judge Whitney yesterday as
administrator Of the estate Of Donald
Calvin Kent, deceased, under $3.50 bond.
the inventory to be filed within thirty
dayA g.. E'7 -
All Hing, indicted on Thursday ON n
charge of assault with deadly weapon,
pleaded not guilty before Judge Ash.
ford yesterday, the ease being placed
on the calendar and the defendant u
bond fixed at $3.50. a.. s.#r ~ ~. Z
Work Is progressing rapidly and sat.
isfactOrily on the new, wharf and ex.
tension at Waimea, Kauei. As soon ms
this undertaking is completed the same
workmen will extend the NawiHwili
wharf on the same island. n $685..
Under a stipulation filed in the cir
cult court yesterday the case Of the
Waianae Company against Kaiwilei, an
action concerning the possession of
some land, was continued for trial be-
fore Judge Ashford on August 3.
Natalie Rodriguez. indicted on Thurs.
dav by the territorial grand jury on n
charge of first degree burglary, win be
arraigned before Judge Ashford at nine
clock this morning, at which time
the defendant will probably plead.
Kelii Solomon Apiki fled in the cir.
cult court yesterday suit asking for
$5OO9 damages from the ,mupici pal gov.
eminent. He claims he received in.
'uries while working for the mu ale; pail.
~. 4 former suit has been diseon-
tinued.
Mrs. Kaiwa Kekus of 1929 Alapai
lane, Palama, who died early yester
day morning AT her sc, was buried
yesterday afternoon in the Kawaiahao
cemetery. Mrs. Kekua was born in
kalalau, Kauai, and was about TWEEN.
ty.seven years old.
Failure of material to arrive on
schedule will delay the opening Of the
new theater in Lihue, Kauai, until DC.
tober. 1t was originally hoped that
the new playhouse, probably the finest
in the Territory, nigh. be formally
Opened in August. 49,.
Kaluna (k), a resident of Jack lane,
Nuuanu Valley, reputed one Of the
Oldest residents of Honolulu, died G.
his home on Thursday and was buried
yesterday afternoon. in the. Kalaepo-
haiku cemetery, He was born in Wal
meas Kauai, uinety.seven years ago,
aid was married.
(From Sunday, Advertiser)
William E. Pedriek of this city died
yesterday. His body was cremated.
He was native of Scranton, Pennsyl-
vania, a widOwer and eighty years old.
f, William AHA, administrator of the
estate of Solomon Mahelona, deceased,
was authorized by Judge whitney yes
terday to sell real estate, the proc leeds
of which be will use to pay of debts
Of the Mahelona estate. ~ /,
Gabriel All Lee Chew was commits
stoned by Attorney General Stainbach
Yesterday as a notary public for this
judicial circuit, which covers the Island
of Oahu, including Honolulu.
Ching Sui Pau, charged with having
opium in possession, was committed by
United States Commissioner Curry yes.
terday to the federal grand jury and
his bond fixed at $500. The bond was
furnished, with Charles X. Motley and
Harry T. Mills as sureties.
Samuel J. Graham, assistant attor.
ney general of the United States, has
written to Marshal Smiddy commend
ing the latter's successful efforts in
bringing about the present repairs
which are being made in the building
occupied by the federal judiciary dc.
partments and which the marshal pre-.
vailed upon the owners to make.
The following invitation has been
sent out: Rev. Y. Imamura. bishop
Of the mission, has the pleasure of
cordially requesting your presence at
the dedication ceremony of the Hong.
Wanji Mission, which is to be erected
on Upper Fort street, Honolulu, at
three O'Clock, Sunday, the thirtieth of
July, nineteen hundred and SIXTEEN
Bruce Cartwright, guardian of Ma.
ria and Rosa Enos, minors, fled in the
circuit court yesterday his first &C
counts, charging himself with receipts
Of $S933.43 and with disbursements of
$76S3.ll. The inventory shows the
estate to be worth $40, 320.32. The &C.
counts have been referred by Judge
Whitney to Charles NJ. Hite for exam.
nation and report thereon.
Prom Tuesday Advertiser)
LOrrin A. Thurston returned in the
Matsonia from HilO on Sunday morn.
ing.
The admiralty damage, suit Of vii.
liam Green against the Matson Naviga-
tion Company's steamer Matsonia was
on further trial before Judge Vaughan
in the federal court yesterday. Green
claims that while a passenger in the
Matsonia he was maltTeated by mem.
Der of the crew.
The funeral of Mrs. Hilo Keama,
who died SUNDAY at her fOrmeP homa