The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
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tFrom "wednesday Advertiser)


in the circuit court yesterday his with.
drawal az counsel for the defendant in
the case Of the Territory against You
Chill Yong, q Korean who is under in
dictment for first-degree murder.
The funeral Of the late Mrs, Mary
Kaiawe, Of Vineyard, near Liliha street,
who died on Monday in the Queen s
Hospital was held yesterday after
noon, the interment being in the Ka-
laepohaku cemetery. Mrs Kaiawe was
forty.two years old and native Of Ko.
hala, Hawaii. tra
An effort is being made by John F,
walker, Of San Francisco, 10 locate a
package lost on or nearby army, trans.
port wharf In Honolulu last March, con.
thinning receipts, army discharges, Odd
Fellows and Masonic papers. Finder
please communicates with Advertiser
business Office.
A cottage in School street near Lii.
ha, owned by the Liliuokalani Trust
was slightly damaged by FIRE yesterday
afternoon. The fire department re,
sponded TO call but the flames were
extingIished before IL arrived. Invest
igation disclosed that the Rrc was
caused by an overturned oil stove.
Judge Ashford yesterday granted
permission TO the Hawaiian Trust Com
pRny, administrator Of the estate Of
Charles Wallace Booth, deceased, to sell
property Of the estate. An order tC
this effect, will be signed by Judge
Ashford on presentation, at which time
be will fix the amount of the, bond re
quired. rtse
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Friedenburg, who died on Monday al
her home in Buckle lane, near Vineyard
street, will be held at two clock this
afternoon from the undertaking par
Tors OF M. e. Silva, Kukui, near Nuu
anu street. The interment will be in
the Maluhia cemetery. The deceased
was a widow, ffty-three years, one
month and seventeen days old and wal
born in this city.
(From Thursday Advertiserl
The decree for-registered title in the
land court petition of former Governor
George r. Carter, TO property in Manoa
Valley, will be fled today, it is ex
pected. &,,;t
At ten o'clooke next Monday morn
ing argument will be heard in the su
preme court in the case Of A. NJ. Stew
art q Company against Col. z. s. Spald
ing, of Kauai, an action for debt.
Lam Kau, q well-known Chinese mer
chant of 24l7 Beretania street, died OF
Tuesday and was buried yesterday il
the Pauoa Chinese cemetery. He wa,
married, native Of China and fifty
eight years old.
The final and supplemental accounts
Of Judge. Lyle A. Dickey and Mrs. En-
lily A. Baldwin, executor and executrix
respectively, of the estate of Mary
Alexander, Jr., deceased, were ap
proved by Judge Ashford yesterday.
(From FRIDAY Adverti.er)
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
w. Kalaukoa, of 1859 Liliha street, VIII,
was born yesterday in. the Queen )
Hospital died few hours later and wa
eremated during the afternoon.
A Japanese diysrre case filed in tn
circuit court yesterday. brought tn,
total for the month up to twenty.three
Since the first of the year 202 action
for divorce have been instituted in Ho
nolulu. S,r
Tam Jun, a wellrknown Chinese plan
ter, Of Kukui lane, who died on Wed
nesday, was buried yesterday in tn
Fauoa Chinese cemetery. He was
native Of China, married and fifty-eigh
years old. p
Harris Kekaha, charged with bein,
a three-eard monte gambler, was founI
guilty in the police court yesterda,
and sentenced to pay a fine of 900
Notice of appeal to the circuit cour
was given. 49,"
Showing receipts of $55S2.34 and dis
bursements of $5536.96, the twenty frs
annual accounts of the estate of Jane
Gay, deceased, were fled in the circui
court yesterday by H. Focke and H. M
Won Holt, trustees.
DR.. R. D. Williams, president of tn
Mid.Pacific Institute, will preach a
the eleven O'Clock service Sunday morn
ing in the First Methodist Church. Rev
J. l.. Hopwood will occupy the pulpi
at the seven-thirty evening service.
Mrs. Elizabeth Trask Abrehamse1
an alleged claimant, has filed in tn
federal court her answer in the cor
demnatiOn suit of the United State
for the Irwin Site, which is wanted b,
the government for the federal build
ing.
The defense finished it's case in Judg
Ashford 5 court yesterday in the tria
of the suit of the. Valance Commpan