The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-12
BREVITIE,S,,i.
irrom saturday Adgeftiser. ,

situation in the HaSaiian Trust Com
pany. rs aaE
Mauae Ulukou (w) was appointed
by Judge Ashford yesterday as guard
ian Of Kahalepaiwf Kualii wv, an in.
sane person, the GUARDIANS bond being
fixed at $lO0.,
The case Of David O. Hammnn
against Violet Cation, an action for
debt, was discontinued in the circuit
court yesterday, and the attachment
issued in connection Herewith was
released. sN.E
The platform of the Republican
party, as adopted at the recent conven-
ton held in Honolulu, was fled yester.
day in the Office of the Secretary Of
Hawaii by Eli J. Crawford, secretary
Of the party.
Claiming that her interest in the
property Is worth $4,000 Mrs Kau-
mealani Lukela yesterday fled in the
federal court her answer to the suit
of the United States. for the Condem-
nation of the Irwin, Site.
Under 10000 bond, Mrs. Juliette C..
Mclanphy was appointed by Circuit
Judge Ashford yesterday as guardian
of Margaret Lydgate and Martha An
mis- Mclanphy, her minor dnugh '"rs,
whose estate Is estimated at 100000.
Attorney E. J. Bolts was appointed
by Judge Ashford yesterday as guard
ian ad Item Of the plaintiff, a minor,
; in the case of Nina bcrtlcmLnm ag .,mS.
Joseph X. Cockett and others, Mr..
Bolts succeeding Miss Marguerite X.
Ashford, who withdrew as such guard.
ian.
The exception of the executor and
trustee, Hawaiian Trust Company, in
! the matter Of the acrounts and mas
tors several reports of Robert w.
Cathcart, deceased. will be taken up
by Circuit Judge Ashford at two
o clock next Friday afternoon. Mean
while, Judge Ashford will look into the
N, its of the contentious involved.
(Frum Sunday ADVERTISER.
The funeral Of the late Edward Kco-
hohou was held yesterday afternoon,
, the interment being in the Kahalclau.
koa cemetery, Kalihi.uka.
An action for debt; the amount
claimed being $3.50, was fled in the cir
cult court yesterday by Z. A. Mott,
smith against Charles Wagner.
Declaration of his intention to be-
come a naturalized citizen of the Unit
ed States was filed in the Office of the
clerk Of the federal court yesterday Oy
Felix Sabio, a native Of the Philippine
: Islands.
Thirty eight men took the civil ser
vice examination for the fire depart
ment and twenty.nine for the police,
reports Prof. Pierre Baron, the physical
| haRa Al
were held.
Lam Sam, well known Chinese butch
er of Aala lane, Palama, died on Fri.
day and was buried yesterday in the
Manoa Chinese cemetery. Lam was
single, thirty-six years old and ma
tive Of China.
Under a stipulation filed in the cir
cult court yesterday the respondents
were given ten days from last Thurs
day within which to answer the com,
plant in the ease of Mary Maxwell
Brown against Hayakutoro and Masa
MirikitaHi and s. Mikami.
(From Tuesday Advertiser)
The harbor board commissioners will
meet at Oue.thirty tomorrow afternoon
in the basement of the Capitol.
A suit for admeasurement of dover
was filed in the circuit court yester,
day by Elizabeth Publ against Nancy
MaholOna and others.
The Mothers Club Of Kaimuki will
hold q meeting at two O'Clock next
Thursday afternoon in the, assembly
han of the Lihuokalani School.
| The funeral of the late Mrs. ROtia
Umbelina WAS held on Sunday after
noon, interment taking place in the
Catholic cemetery, King street.
The federal court has adjourned un
til ten O. clock next Monday morning
but may be rcopened at any time
meanwhile, should occasion arise.
Notice of mechanic 3 lien was ser> ed
yesterday in the circuit court in the
case of T. Mabe against Matias Sala
do, an action for debt of $l96.50.
The Harbor Lights Guild will hold its
monthly meeting at -four O'Clock or
Thursday afternoon at the Seaman =
Institute, Halekauwila and Alukes
streets.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Moa of MOiliE died on Saturday, 1
short time after birth, and was buried
Sunday in the Moiliili Hawaiian
Church cemetery.
Kapua Obi, the four-month- ole
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. IOpa, OF
3 school, near Nuuanu street, died OF
Saturday and was buried Sunday il
the Kalaepohaku cemetery.
Petition for the appointment OF
George MOrath as administrator of tn,
estate Of Ernest p. Faneuf, deceased
WAS filed in the circuit court yesterday
The estate is valued at $500.
/ Approximately 1000 requests for Ger
tifcates of Hawaiian birth, await tn,
FACTION of Wade Warren Thayer, sec
Rotary of the Territory, who is expect
ed home from his vacation, in the Mat
sonia today.
All citizens desiring to vote at tn,
primary election, which will be held OF
October 7, next, must have their nRme
properly entered in the Great Registe
not later than midnight of Saturday
September %.
Miss Mary Naeole Cf MOiliili died OF
Saturday in the Queens Hospital anC
was buried yesterday in the Moiliil
Hawaiian Church cemetery. Miss Nae
ole was a native of this city and TWEEN