The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-07-28
BREVTTiES

/ ministrator Of the estate Of John Alapai
Kda, deceased, were approved by Cir.
cult Judge whitney yesterday,
Oscar Anderson, sailor, died In The
Queen e Hospital yesterday and was
buried in the Makiki cemetery. He
was Norwegian, unmarried and sixty.
four years old. "%Et1sF SHs
| The supervisors have accepted and
approved the appointment Of George H.
Angus, by the chamber Of commerce., TO
represent the municipality on the pro.
motion committee. FiitFf ~ 4I 4.
Kahikina, an inmate Of the Lunalilo
Home, Makiki, born ID Kona, Hawaii,
J sixty.three years ago, died yesterday
/ and was buried in the Makiki Gene.
terry. He was a widower. ,ts. Z. r.
Found dead In lumber yard in the
/ city last Sunday, alcoholism being the
cause Of death the police claim, A. H.
4 Meheula, a native Of Hawaii, forty-two
! years old, was buried yesterday In the
Loeb View cemetery, Pearl City. " .
The attachment papers in the case of
W. Ishimaru against j. Miyamoto, an
action for an alleged debt Of 1850.
were returned to the circuit court yes.
terday with the Endorsement that the
officer found no property to attach. r 2
Funeral services for the late Miss
Alice Kcaloha, who died on Monday OF
her home in Waiakamilo road, Palama,
was held yesterday, the intermcnt being
in the Kalaepohaku cemetery. Miss
Kealoha was twenty years old and ma
tive Of Waikiki, Maui.
H. The funeral Of Miss Mary Kanehuala,
ka, who died yesterday at her home in
Pauoa road, will be held today, inter
ment taking place in the Loeb View
cemetery, Pearl City. She was n native
Of Lahaina, Maui, and seventeen years,
eight months and three days old.
Mrs. Juliana Gomez, the Filipino
woman who died in the Queen g Hos
pital on Monday, rs the result Of in,
juries received in . burning house at
WGhiawa the day before, was buried
yesterday in the Loeb View cemetery,
Pearl City. She was a native of Manila
and thirty-tYp years old q ~, - q, .
NJ. A. Silva now resident Of Hilo
will leave early in August in charge Of
number of Portuguese and Spanish
families whom the territorial board Of
immigration will return to their homes
in Europe. Mr.. Silva will accompany
the party as far as New York and viii
be gone about six weeks. g.. ..'
SSatisfaction Of Judgment was flled In
thu circuit court yesterday by Stafford
HeSNy, assignee holding the deficiency
judgement, in the case of Paul Munlen.
dorf, 5Smes +. Jaeger and E. H. Wode.
house, Trustees Of the estate Of Bath
sheba n, Allen, deceased, against
Susan d. Aeapy, a bill for foreclosure
Of mortgage,
A warrant Tor the arrest Of Antonio
P. Bfnto, who is supposed to be now
in the city, hasN been received here by
the police and Us signed by Circuit
Judge Quinn of Hilo. Mrs Bento, the
wife, charges that her husband has de.
serted her, in addition to which he has
failed to come through with the neces.
sary support Of herself and their chill
dren, she claims, $50 b.
The Inventory of the estate, Of, Mary
8. Corbett, Deceased, was filed yester.
day in the circuit court by W. w
Chamberlain, r, Z. 3Steere and J. w.
Pratt, appraisers. 1t consists of per
sonal property worth $278.57, a lot at
the corner Of Vineyard and Nuuanu
streets, several residence lots in Pearl
City and an undivided one-third inter.
est in the "Dimond' Homestead.
Hr Wa, arrested at Waipahu some
time ago on Q charge Of having opium
in possession, was committed by Unit.
ed States Commissioner Curry yester.
day, after a preliminary hearing, to the
grand jury and released on $500 bond
furnished by Chang Chau and Young
Chong, sureties. This is the last of a
series of opium cases which resulted
from raids made early in the month by
Marshal Smiddy and his deputies.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Six mainland libraries have sent re.
quests to the Henry P. o Sullivan, sec
rotary of the public utilities commits
sion for copies of the commission 3 an.
nual reports.
Judge Clemens in the federal court
yesterday denied the motion of the
Variety Film Exchange Company,
bankrupt, to set aside the former or
der of adjudication.
Sgt. William Pollock, Royal Eugi.
neers who formerly worked in Homo.
lulu. has been awarded tha Military
Medal for his excellent work in the
field, over in France.
The Allen estate yesterday purchased
ut public auction conducted by Land
RiVenburgh, the old ditch
way adjoining the estate in Makiki.
The price was $629, or one dollar more
than the upset figure.
Apau Kau;t pitcher for the All Chinese
team now in New York, has written
to Lloyd Conkin, City Treasurer, say.
Ing that the boys have been thorough.
ly enjoying the tour and are winning
NJ n 900 per cent clip right along.
q @. Fred Bush, ADM nistrator. filed
in the circuit court yesterday the In. |
yentory of the estate of Hiram Fred |
Bush, deceased. The estate is worth |
1900 and, in view of its smallness. the
appointment Of appraisers has been |
waived g.. 81 'V'tN'
In the federal court Judge Vaughan |
will take up today the hearing Of the |
motion for taxation of costs In the ad
niralty damage suit Of William Green
against the Matson Navigation Com
pany's steamer Matsonia. The case
was dismissed on Tuesday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lille
kahui Of 60 School street, who died at
The Queen 3 Hospital yesterdav morn.