The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-19
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waiian Pineapple Day are under con.
sideration by the promotion committee.
The day proposed Is November l6, the
birthday Of Kalakaua.
D. steengrafe Of New York has writ.
ten to the promotion committee asking
for information regarding dealers in
honey and beeswax in Hawaii The
information will be sent him imme'
diately. .&
After a trial which lasted the better
part Of two weeks, Judge Whitney yes-
tcrday denied the petition for the PROF..
ing OF the will of Mrs. Kaahanui do.
pcs, deceased. The matter was strcnu'
ously contested. .iaI,I
The recent sale Of four diamond
rings condemned by the United States
government, was confirmed Yesterday by
Judge Clemens in the federal court.
The sale was conducted by Marshal
Smiddy and the proceeds derived were
considered satisfactory.
Samuel Louis Kekumano, appointed
nv Circuit Judge Clement X. Quinn Of
Hilo as clerk of his court, arrived in
the Mnuna Kea yesterday from the Zig
IsInnd, to clos" up his city affairs. Mr..
Krkumano will return to Hilo rs soon
I ms he is able, TO take up his new posi-.
ton.
Application for a passport to travel
in China and Japan was fled in the
Office Of the clerk Of tho federal cont
yesterday by Minoru Takchiro, HI.
waiiau-born japanese, who is employed
by the Hakalau Plantation Company in
Hilo. Hawaii. Minoru expects TO leave
: for the Orient in the Seattle MARI.
The Coyne Furniture Company has
been awarded the contract for furnish
ing the new WoltGrs Apartments in
! Union street. There will be about
$4,000 spent in the furnishing of TWEEN
ty-two single rooms and eight apart
mcnts, consisting of parlor, bedroom
Kitchen, pantry and bathroom. Th1
contract will be completed about Sep
tcmber l.
(FrCm Thursday Adveitise")
The resignation Of John C. Anderson
as special administrator of the estate
of Wong Wal, deceased, was filed in
the circuit court yesterday.
Judge Whitney yesterday ordered {
decree to enter registering the titl'
of the Territory to the Ahupuaa Of
Puaahala, Island of Molokai.
The inventory of the estate of Ed
mond F. Melanphy, deceased, filed il
the circuit court yesterday by thu
Trent Trust Company, the administra
| tor, shows the estate to be WORT
$l+,329.76, all in personal property.
W. C. Jensen is. wanted by his dying
mother. This was communicated to tn
local lodge of Elks in letter from
Jensen 3 wife, whose brother Is a mem
Der of the order, and who is availni
herself Of the privilege accorded moth
ers and sisters Of Elks.
That the estate of Francisco J
Tesla, deceased, is worth 1870
shown in the appraisement and inver
tory filed in the circuit court yesteI
day by A. Kalei Aona, c. Manner Hit
and Manley g. K.sHopkins, appraiser
and Harry A., Ffahson, administratol
The appraisers, Capt. E. K. Masse'
Lieut.. Richard H! Kimball and Rict
ard Ivers, and the executors. Waite
F. Dillingham; and Frederick P. ReJ
nolds, yesterday filed in the circui
70 INC
of the estate of Charles 8. Bromwel
deceased. The estate consists of cor
siderable personal property.
Mrs. Martha CRUDE, who had nc
qualified as administrators, having r,
signed, A. J. Wilson was appointed b
Judge Whitney yesterday as admin
traitor of the estate of James Grub,
deceased, under $1,000 bond, the il
ventory of the estate to be filed i
court within thirty days. The bond wa
filed yesterday, with Joe Andrade 9
surety.
From Friday Advertiser)
! Peter Kane, superintendent of jan
tors, will start renovating the assen
bly, hall at the city hall this mornini
Clifton H. Tracy has taken owe
charge of the speciality departmer
of the Acetylene Light 4 Agency Con
Pany. r.e
The situation not having changed an
remaining the same as 1t has been til
past three months, as far as lac
of funds is concerned, the territorii
grand jury will not meet this afte
noon. It is not likely that this bod
will come together again before Sc
TENDER, at the earliest. o.
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