The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-23
BREYITIESI
Orion "wednesday Adyeftis =

Il SFrom WedHeBday Adveftisi ~ ~"
Judge Whitney yesterday appointed
Charles Winchester, without bond, as
guardian Of Theresa william Keauhee,
q minor fst 80 az .#st OK
During the week three suits for di.
vorce have been fled In Honolulu, bring
ing the total instituted here since the
first Of the year 70 1874.
The federal court has been adjourned
to ten o'clock next Saturday morning,
but sessions may be held before that
time, should necessity arise.
II Is quito likely that ms soon as
the new detention home for de'inqucn Mt
children is in running order that ses-
Nions Of the juvenile court v i'll be held
there, Judge whitney may get aside
two mornings each week for this work.
Antonio Mendonca fled in the Office
OF the clerk Of the federal court ycster.
day voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
His liabilities amount to 1912 81 and his
assets to Fifty dollars, the / tier being
however, exempt under the law, he
claims.
Showing receipts of twenty five dol
I lars and one cent and disbursements of
ton dollars and trn cents. j. D. Mar
1ues, administrator, fled his annual ae.
cunts of the estate of GuiIhcrmo de
Jesus, deceased, in the circuit court
yesterday, - .sa
A motion for new trial WIS fled
by the plaintiff in the circuit court yes
tcrdny in the ejcctmCnt suit of l.. Ton
ney Peck against Mrs. Charlotte n. ].
Stcere. In the same case exceptions to
the decision Of Judge Ashford have al,
ready been filed.
Funeral serviccs for the late Edv ard
Fierce were held yesterday afternoon
ut the late home of the deceased, 1855 !
Ninth averue, Raimuki. Rev. Canon
: William Ault of st. Andrews Cattle
ral officiating. Intermcnt took place
in the Nuuanu cemetery.
In the case Of Takem Ynmakawa
| against Keno Maekawa Ju6g> Whit
ncy yesterday ordered Libby, McNeill
& libby, the garnishee, to scTuestcr
$50 of the debt clHimel to cover the
Judgment of the court and to pay tho
amount into the clerks office.
Forty-Dine Filipino members of Com.
pany ", N. @. H., have DECLARED. in tn"
Office Of the clerk of the federal court,
their intention to become naturahzed
American citizens. Twenty-six others
awnit the arrival of the necessary
blanks, the supply on hand having
| given out. I'll
Joseph Silva, a native of Portugal.
lightly years old. died at his home in
the McCully Tract, Moliii last Mon.
day hnd was buried yesterday in the
Catholic cemetery, King street. Silvr
,aA. - e
md n lorgn number of children and
grand -children.
Judge Whitney Yesterday denied the
mot on 10 amend the decree of ivorcc
IN the case of Mrs. Malta Malakaun
tgainst Eivip Malakaua in regard to
he custody of the children, but re.
AuGed the aIimonys to ten dollars a
month, the money to 60 for the sup,
nort Of the minor children Of the di-
vOreed couple. Nv : -. d" ""SA
Judge wbitneyF eiS7urt calendar for
today will be. aS9folluws: Estate of
Jacob l.. Holbroolsi deceased, accou ats
Mrs. KalikQ Goo Chow, against Goo
Chow, divorce, hearing of order to
show cause; Yamakawa against Mae
kawa, debt, motion; land court petit
tiOn of the Bishop Trust Company for
registered title, trial.
(From Thursday Adve' tiser)
George NJ. Collins, city engineer, is
to address the Rotarians at their lun-
Uheon today on the subject of good
roads and how to get them.
The final accounts Of James r. Mac
Donald, administ} Ator Of the estate of
Jacob l.. Holbrook. deceased, were ap-
| nrr.,al h, I,,I,.. NuI.k..o.,
/ Judge Whitney yesterday ordered q
registering the title of Arthur Kanoe
lani HOrswill to certain land in PuueO
Hilo, Hawaii
-Four Japanese divorce cases were
fled in the circuit court yesterday
Since the first of the year 1873 actions
for divorce have been instituted in
Honolulu, sixteen of this number having
been 80 far this month.
| News was received here yesterday of
the death last Sunday in Boston, Mas
sachusetts, of Miss Leonora Irwin, for,
merly of this city. The deceased was
a sister of the late William G. Irwin
Of Honolulu and San Francisco.
Members of the new militia Coast
Defense company, organized in Kai-
r.1ki, visited the big guns at Fort
Rugcr last night, and saw demon
stration of the working of the pieces.
| Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kinney has taken no action on the petit
ton of Kauaites asking for the rein
statement of Henry 9. and Mrs. Brown
as principal and teacher at the Wal
nIea school.
Interesting papers on the new dis.
eases developed by the war in Europe,
were read Tuesday evening at the meet
ing of the United Services Medical So,
ciety. Among the others who addressed
the meeting were Mai. M. A. De Laney,
Maj. Benjamin ]. Edgar and Capt. J.
L. Siner. 5
TWO SOLDIERS LISTED
AS SERVICE DESERTERS