The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-01
BREYTTIEs
lFrom wednesaay 1avortI,eE.l

From Wednesday Advortiser)
Rev. Y. ImamurR, bishop Of the
Hongwanii Buddhist sect, who u on a
lecture tour in Kauai, will return to
Honolulu this Sunday.
Charles R. Forbes, superintendent Of
public works, will forward TO Hiln to-
day the contract for Hawaii County TO
e1Acute closing up the preliminarics for
the CONSTRUCTING ~ the Wain&FGI hopeIf-
stead road.
The funeral dfliEouisa Kthi, infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Mich
olas, Of Knmehameha " Road, near
King Street, Palama, was held yPster.
day afternoon, the intermcnt being in
PuPa Cemetery. :.
Richard Ivers. secretary Of G. Brew
er & Co, who left for the Coast
month ago in physician $ care has
so far recovered that he has been able
10 get ont on a shooting tIP, he is
expected 10 rftth4n next February,
General Strong. commander of the
Hawaiian department, made his first Of,
fetal call at the Pearl Harbor naval
tcrday morning. The prescribed salute
of eleven guns was fired in his honor
Y. Mikami, former secretary Of the
Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Com
mGrcp, and G. Nambu, former city ed
itor of the -Pneihc News, are now in
! New York, where they will attend the
University of New York Mr.. Mi
kami will take special course IN eco
Monies and Mr. Nambn Il course in
| journalism.
(From Thursday .Advcrtiser)
The harbor board held short meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Only routine
business was transacted.
The members Of the territorial grand
| Jury were excused yesterday subject
to call by the foreman, W. II. McClcl-
Ian.
William NJ. De Wolf, father of Mrs
Fred c. Lyser and Miss Evelyn De
Wolf of this city, is dead in San Fran
cisco, according to adviccs received
here yesterday.
Ium Dim, a Chinese of Hawaii. who
was convicted in the third circuit court
of the murder several months ago, of
another Chinese, was brought to Homo
lulu Tuesday and lodged in the terri
torial prison.
The supreme court returned to the
circuit court yesterday, unanswered
reserved questions submitted by Cir
cult Judge Ashford in the case Of the
Hawaiian Trust Company versus Rosa
liza X. Holt and others.
d. Rozaria, Filipino, was run owe
by a truck at the City Mill Company =
lumber yard yesterday afternoon. Hi
foot was lacerated aud crushed. Fol
lowing first aid at the Emergency Hos
pital, he was removed to the Japanes,
Hospital
All Now, Chinese, was injured
while riding a bicycle on King stree
opposite the Kalihi pump, yesterda a,
afternoon, when he was struck by, a
automobile driven by Sgt. H. NJ. Sny
der, First Field Artillery His iuju
ries were dressed at the Emergenc.
I Hospital. ..-.'
The Hawaiian Trust Company fled
petition in the circuit court yeSterda
asking that it be appointed administra
tor with the will attached of the l0cG
property of the late James =. Espey
who died recently in Seattle. The prOI
erty located in Hawaii consists Of RET
estate valued ct about $500.
A petition was filed in the rircui
court yesterday afternoon by c. NJ. VO
Holt, asking that he be appointe
guardian of the person and property {
Cecil Brown, who is declared in the p'
tition to be mentally incompetent. NJ
Won H DIT is a nephew of Mr.. Brow
who has been i'll for some time.