The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
BREYITIES
IFrom wed6erdar Advertiserl

DOlnteu Ny Juuke WntneN FNesleIuhy dS
administrator Of the estate Of l.. Apang,
alias Chan Kee,s deceased. w.. =,
Judge Whitney yesterday authorized
the guardian Of Masao Kanemoto, a
minor, TO raise a loan 81 800 on the
property Of his ward for the use of the
minor. .-
Mrs. Maria 8. Abreu, widow, was ap-
pointed by Judge whitney yesterday
"a n executrix Of the estate of DiOnizio
Abreu, deceased, no bond being required
by the court. ,'s"#'
X. Kawamnra, Japanese, inmate Of
the Leah Homey who swallowed ant
poison in Rapiolanis Park, Monday even
ing, died yesterday afternoon at the
Japanese hospital.
News was received here yesterday of
the birth of son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter II. Carmichael in Winchester, Mass
achusetts, Friday Of last week. Mrs.
Carmichael was formerly Miss Florence
Winter of this city
Judge whitney yesterday appointed
F. F.. Steere as guardian of the person
and property Of Rebecca Houghtailing,
a spendthrift, under $4,000 bond. The
lays an inventory Of the property Of his
ward. ...L
Mrs. Koolau Male fled in the circuit
court yesterday petition for her ap-
pOintment as administrative of the es-
tate of G. B. Male, deceased, the es-
tate being worth $50. The petition
will be heard by Judge Whitney on
May IS. Ill.,.
A petition for the appointment of
Antonio Peter johnson as administrator
of the estate of Mrs. Kaahanui Lopez,
dec eased, was filed in the circuit court
Yesterday. The estate is worth $500.
Judge whitney. win hear the petition
on April "a.
Lying on the dumps near Iwilei, the
body of Daniel r. Pueke, a Hawaiian.
was found near his shack and taken to
the mOrgue. An autopsy, which was
held Yesterday, revealed that death was
due to natural causes He was
about forty-fve years old.
An application for registered title to
a piece Of land in College street, con
tanning 1896 square feet in area and
assessed at $3.50, was filed in Judge
Whitney's land court yesterday by the
First American Savings & Trust Com
pany of Hawaii, owner of the property.
The petitioners appeals were with
drawn yesterday in the federal court
in the writ of habeas corpus eases of
Shotaro Hokamura, Fusayo Hirakawa
and Nakazo NakazO, all of whom have
agreed TO their deportation to Japan
by the local federal immigration an,
thorities. they being considered unde,
sirable alien residents here.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
J. L. Cockburn. of Bishop l. Co., is
soon to leave the Islands for an ex
tended vacation on the mainland. He
expects to be away about three months
William X. Simerson, chief clerk Of
the territorial board of health, who
was kept to his home. the past three
weeks owing to sickness, has recovered
and yesterday resumed his official du
ties.
William NJ. McQuaid. manager of thu
Kona Development Company of Yves
Hawaii, who has been in the city thu
past two weeks on business, will re
4 turn in the Mauna Loa at noon tomOr
row to his Big dIsland home.
- Mayor Lane yesterday entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Hertz, friends of Mayo
Rolph of San Francisco, who are her
on visit. They were taken around t.
the different schools Of the city AM
were greatly interested in what the.
saw.
Rev. J. NJ. Lvdgate of Kauai is il
the city for brief stay. He claim
that the mosquitoes in the Kauai chan
mel, since the late heavy rains, hav
become very annoying. This was hi
statement at the Ad Club luncheon
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph V. Fernando
of KapioIani and Kinau streets vii
leave in the Matsonia on May for Sa
Francisco, where they expect to renal
several weeks. Mrs. Fernandes is on
of the three delegates who will re
present the Canoes Circle No. 24C
Companions of the Forest, A. o. F., a
the annual convention of the Gran
Circle of the order, which will be hel
in Oakland, California, beginning Ma
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| Brig Gen. John P. Wiser, L. S. A
commanding the Hawaiian Department
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of absence, beginning on June 5, and
the request is granted the general wi
return to the mainland in the transpoi
Thomas lie will retire from artiV
service on July 10. General WissC
expects to take up his home in Berk'
, ley, where one Of his sons is about
| graduate from the University Of Cal
fOfnia and another son is ABOUT to ma
rirulatc. The Generals successor q
; commander of the Hawaiian Depar
, ment may he Brig. Gen. Frederick
Strong, at present commanding til
First Hawaiian Brigade, with hea'
? quarters at Schofeld Barracks.
(From Friday Advertiser)
The divorce case of Robert Alum
against Mrs. Addie Ahuna, fled son
r weeks ago, was discontinued in IL
| Ecircuit court yesterday by LOrrin Al
drews, counsel for Ahuna. The coup
5 have patched up their marital diffe
= enceS and will try life together agai
, Judge A. s. Humphreys yesterda
signed the deposition taken in JW'll
Whitney Is court some time ago in Il
p case Of w. 0. Smith AMI the 9th,
, trustees of the Liliu0kalani Trust, f
perpetuatiOn Of testimony in regaI
5 to the mental competency of the Quec
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