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Harmony IodAe, No. 3, l. o. o. F.,
has regular meeting tonight.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 2l,' F. & A. NJ,
meets at 100 tonight for regular bust
ness.
The funeral of Joseph Mailau was
! held Sunday at the residence, S43
! Cooke street. Burial was in the IA
waiaha0 cemetery.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
public utilities commission will hold
It's regular weekly meeting at its Of
| t!ce in the Kauikeolani building, on
King street, Waikiki of Fort.
The final accounts of A. G. Hagen,
| administrator of the estate of Sophie
| Hagen, have been approved by Cir
| cut Judge Whitney and the admins
traitor dismissed
On the recommendation of H. K.
rey has approved the final accounts
of the executor of the estate Of the
late Alberta E. Saylor.
The final accounts of the Hawaiian
trust Company, executor of the es-
tate of the late Henry c. Meyers,
have been approved by Circuit Judge
Whitney on the recommendation of
H. K Ashford master.
Without bond, E. L. SchwarZberg
has been appointed by Circuit Judge
Whitney as administrator of the es-
tate of the late Anton Schieber. The
estate consists of real estate valued
at about $3.50.
Former Governor Walter F. Frear
has cabled to his law firm of the safe
arrival of himself and party in Sgd
ney. He will tour New South Wales
and Australia extensively.
Hearing of the petition of T. Rosen-
bledt for registered title to land in
Alakea< street has been continued in
circuit court until Judge Whitney's
return from the mainland.
A hearing of the case of Henry
Foster, charged with having stolen
four bottles of beer from the Inter
TcIo OH hal 10 m ho
had before u. S. Commissioner George
s. Curry this afternoon.
Argument in the case of the terri |
tory against W. L. Peterson is being |
had in supreme court this afternoon. |
Peterson was convicted of usury in
Circuit Judge Ashford's court but ap-
realed from the verdict of the jury.
Wireless advices to Castle e Cooke |
late this afternoon are to the effect |
that the steamer Manoa, expected in |
Honolulu at 10 o'clock tomorrow even |
ing, will not arrive off pot until 6
o'clock Wednesday morning.
To make a final revision, should It. |
be considered necessary, Of its rules |
end regulations prior to printing them |
in booklet form, the board of harbor
commissioners will hold a special |
meeting at 100 tomorrow afternoon.
Acting Chairman w. C. Woodward |
called the meeting this afternoon.
A. A. Soong, who has been for the |
past four years an accountant with |
the banking house of Bishop & Co.,
has now left the establishment. Siong |
will be among the passengers on the
Kinau, sailing for Kauai tomorrow,
where he intends to spend a few
weeks vacation.
Pending the appeal from a decision |
denying her petition for a writ of
habeas corpus, Chiye Kajikami, Japa-
rese woman, was admitted to bail in
the sum of $3.50 in federal court to-
day. Since the filing Of her petition
the woman has been in detention at I
the federal immigration station.
Work has begun on improvements
TO the Hart premises in Nuuanu street,
which have been secured by the jul
venile court as a boys detention home.
The premises will be ready for occu-
pancy about September l. There will
be accommodations for IL boys.
J. NJ. Comes was elected president /
of the Brotherhood of the Holy Ghost
of the Catholic Cathedral at the re-
cent annual meeting of that organiza-
ton. Other officers elected were
Joaquin Quintal, vice-president; M.
S. Freitas, treasurer: IF. Freitas,
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