Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21

De neiu ~ t.SV o CLOCK IillS evening"
Motion to amend decree of divorce
was denied by Judge Whitney yester-
day in the Kekaula case.
Tho members OF Mystic Lodge. K
OF p, WIN meet at 1870 o'clock this
evening TO transact business.
A concert will be given by the Ha-
waiian Band at the Mckinley High
school at 4:30 O'clock this afternoon.
There viii be work in the third de-
gree at a meeting of Oceanic Lodge
No. 81. F. and A. NJ, at 1880 O'Clock
this evening. 49,. r." III.
There will be work in the RoeaI
Purple Degree at q meeting Of Poly.
nesian Eneampment, /. o. o. F., at
1880 O'Clock this evening.
Because of lack of funds with which
to carry on proceedings, Circuit Judge
Stuart today ordered that all demands
or orders for jury trials be cancelled.
From noon until o'clock today tie
Library Of Hawaii will not be open
for the circulation of books. The
reading room will remain open all day.
Robert Ahuna, o police officer, was
yesterday ordered by Judge Whitney
tc pay his wife's lawyer $40, still due
in the divorce case recently finished
in that court. s..=. -. -. >......
Thirty-three persons were con-
firmed at St Elizabeth's, Palama, by
Bishop Henry Bond Restarick last
Sunday. Twenty-Five other persons.
presented by Rev. Frank w. Merrill,
also were confirmed.
The James F. Morgan Company Of
fers at auction at noon tomorrow a
five-bedroom residence and premises
ON the Peninsula, Pearl City. The
auction is at noon and there is much
interest taken in It. \
Judge Whitney yesterday granted.
the petition of the territory to regis
ter and confirm it's title to certain
lands in Molokai, the contestant in the
case being Mrs. John II. Wilson, who
claimed title on the grounds of pos
session.
John J. Carroll, through his attor-
neys, George A. Davis, George 8.
Curry and Charles 8. Davis. has moved
in circuit court to strike the demurrer
filed by the defendants, Marconi
Wireless Company, in the case now
pending there.
The supreme court yesterday sus-
tanned Judge Stuart in decision rem
dered over the case of Mary Kaleialii
and others against the trustees of the
estate of j. ]. Sullivan. The case
was taken to the higher court on an
alleged error.
The construction of concrete
wharves formed the basis Of an inter-
esting talk given by Guy N. Rothwell
Of the ASpalding Construction. Com.
pany at q meeting of the Hawaiian
Engineering Association in the II.
brary Of Hawaii last night.
Identification of the American
City" viii be the subject of an al. |
dress which Prof Vaughan Mac.
Caughey viii deliver at a meeting CT
the Outdoor Circle next Tuesday
evening in the auditorium Of the new
Mission Memorial building.
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The ladies of the. Catholic Aid So
ciety will give delicatessen sale in
the Harrison block, corner of Bere-
tania and Fort streets, on Saturday, |
April 20, opening at 10 a. m. In adj |
dition to the other good things for
sale there will be laulau, poi and 9TH
er tables.
Richard Iyers, A. M. Brown and
wife, and Mrs. John S. Walker have
flied motions to quash summons in cir.
cult court, stating that there are no |
facts stated IN the complaint author
ling the issuance of a garnishee sum-
mons. William Smith Is the plaintiff |
in the case.
This being Good Friday, the dance |
scheduled to be held this evening by |
Mansfield Camp No. 2, u. S. w. ",
has been postponed until o'clock |
next Monday evening. The dance will |
be held in Mansfield hall, Motley
street, Kalihi. Busses win meet the
street cars at kamehameha " road. |
The sale of the Cecil Brown proper
ty at KaalaWai, which brought approx
imately $4,000, and the sale of the C. |
G. Bartlett property, also at Kaalawai, |
which brought a similar amount, have
been negotiated by the Henry Water
house Trust Company. One-third Of |
the Brown property was purchased by
Mrs. John Lucas and the remainder