The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-15
BREVTTIESi
(From "Wednesday Advertiser)


Park Kyung Moon and Miss Choi
PAX Nam. well known Koreans Of this
city, were married on Monday by
Deacon John Pahk of the Episcopal
Church. the witnesses being Mrs. shin
and Ahin Kuku Keyum.
Attorney General Stainhnck yester-
day announced that the first monies to
be used from the insurance fund of
the Territory will be FOR the rebuild.
ing of the home at the Molokai settle
ment, recently destroyed by fire.
KaPiolani Park attendants are mourn
ing the death Of one Of the two kanga
rons donated to the city recently by
Joseph =. Ellis Of Australia. Young
Kangaroo was weaned to" soon from
Mama Kangaroo, hence it died, is the
belief of Mr.. Ellis.
F. F. Root, city ticket agent Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail.
road. has written TO A. j. Taylor, see
rotary of the promotion committee, an.
nouncing that fifteen passengers for
Honolulu have been booked by the
Kansas City Office.
The funeral of little Bertha Blanche.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Don LOane,
of 1924 Luso street, Auwaiolimu, who
died on Monday, will be held today
the interment to be in the Kawaiahao
cemetery. The child was born in
Kilauea, Kauai, and was only twenty.
one days old.
Claiming that there is no provision
in law for the transfer Of the sewer
system by the Territory to the local
"unrcipa itv. demurrer was filed in
the circuit court yesterday to the com.
irt in the case of the City and
County of Honolulu against the Kapio-
lrn Estate, suit to recover on delin
Guent sewer rates
CI'r' m Thursday AdvrItiser)
Governor Pinkham Yesterday ap.
pointed r.. p. Aikue district magistrate
Of K"olaupoko and George =. Kaui
mnkaole district magistrate of Hama
Mani
An additional and final report, the
fifth of a series, was filed in the cir
cult court yesterday by Benjamin N
kahalPpuna. master. in the matter OF
the estate of r. w. Cathcnrt. deceased
A request from the Mid Pacific Carni
val for use of portion Of KapiOlan'
Park in Carnival week next February
for staging a Hawaiian pageant, ha,
been referred by the supervisors to the
park committee.
Separate answers were filed in the
circuit court yesterday by the defend
= 80 T (. LYMAN. .Tr., and the BishoJ
Trust Company to the complaint in the
cr>Il case OF K. w. Holt against c. J
Wheeler and others.
The tenth divorce case for tho
month, Yuhachi Asagi against Walk
Asagi. desertion charged, was filed ir
the circuit court yesterday. Since tn,
first of the year 2lS suits for divorce
have been instituted in Honolulu
Judge Ashford yesterday ordered
that service of the papers in the div
orce ease of Charles w. Alden agains
Mrs. Minnie Alden might be made o.
the libellee in San Francisco by any
citizen twenty-one years or more OF
age. The case has been set for tria
on November |.
Mrs. Cecilia Kaimiola, of Prospec'
avenue, Auwaiolimu, died yesterda,
and will be buried at eleven o'rlocl
this morning, the funeral being from
Silva's undertaking parlors and tn,
interment in the Catholic cemetery
King street. The deceased was a ma
tive of Waikiki, Maui, and twenty
three years and thirteen days old.
The department of public works will
begin work Immediately on the grad
ing of three trails in Hawaii. The
first is from the beach to the OpihikOa
homesteads to give the hOmesteaders
facilities for transporting their pro
duce; the second, from the main Kala
pana road to the Kikala KoOkea home.
stead, and the third to the Kaao home
stpads
From Friday Advertisrr)
William j. CoplhO, one time senate
and now with the territorial land Office
is now legal resident and voter of
Honolulu. He registered yesterday il
the city clerk : Office, thereby changing
his official residence from Maui to thu
city.
The officers of the Koolau Railway
Company w"r" reelected yesterday at a
meeting held in the KauikeoIani build
shOv ing the business of the company to
be in prosperous condition, were read
and approved.
Application for n passport was filed
in the Office of the clerk of the fedora
court yesterday by Young Chong Kong
who was born at Kaalaea, near Heeia
this island, on March II, 1893. He in
tends leaving on a visit to China in the
Nippon Maru tomorrow.
The Illustrated World, published in
Chicago, has written to A. =. Taylor
secretary Of the promotion committee
asking for pictures and cuts to be run
with an article on game fishing in Ha
waii, which is to appear in the maya
zine soon. Mr. Taylor is sending the
material desired.
Mrs. Kaihai Hoona of this city died
yesterday in the Queens Hospital. Flu
neral services will be held at e-thirty
this afternoon in Williams undertaking
ParlOrs, intermcnt to be in the Loeb
View cemetery, Pearl City. Mrs Hoo
ma was a native of HAWAII and fifty
three years old.
Declaration of his intention to be
Come naturalized citizen Of the
United States was filed by Alfred
George Paget yesterday in the office OF
the clerk Of the federal court. Mr.
Pappt ia "A cable OneFatOr and resides