The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-11
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The national guard headquarters I'm.
'ncuneed yesterday that IL is prepared
to receive Applications for entrance in
10 the aviation school, which II is pro-
posed 10 establish here,
Seven specific grounds are given in
the demurrer fled In the circuit court
yesterday by the defendant 10 the com
plnint in the damage suit Of Kelii Sol.
ONION Apiki ,against the city and
County OF Honolulu.
The eieetments sait Of w. o. Smith
and other trustees Of the Bishop Estate
against the WaiaIua Agricultural Com.
pany was set yesterday by Judge Ash.
ford for trial before jury in his
court on October 30.
! Reports that new japanese bank is
TO be established here, at NiuEnu and
King streets, gained circulation y"sttr-
day. NJ. 'Rawakatsu. representing =.
Sumitomo, a capitalist Of Osaka, is
here looking for a site.
Bids for the construction Of the Pun.
kapu Homestead Road, Hawaii, were
opened by the departmPnt Of public
works yesterday afternoon. The low.
! est bidder was Jose F. Ferreira-
! $ll, l09.5O and 140 working days.
William J. Coelho, Of the public lands
department, has been commissioned a
notary public for This judicial circuit.
Since he has removed to Honolulu, his
| nOtarial commission for the Maui cir
cult hRs been canceled by the attorney
general. H.
Judge Ashford yesterday granted
the motion in the PhiliPo.SeOtt debt
case TO modify the order staying exc
eutiou by extension and allowed three
months from August II TO the defend
mt in which to secure the modihca'
ton desired.
Mrs. Katherine NJ. Yates. the writer,
has written 20 the promotion commit
tee announcing that the editor of the
National Geographical Magazine has
approved the photos sent by the com
m''tee 10 illustrate Mrs Yates coming
orticle on Hawaii. called Motoring on
the Edge of the World.
Showing receipts of $l5.039sI and
Disbursements Of $l5,044.S2, Clarence H.
Olson yesterday filed in the circuit court
his first and final accounts of the estate
Of Samuel H. Dowsett Mr.. Dowsett, who
has again taken charge of his property,
filed a declaration stating that he hid
exaniined and found the accounts cor
rect. = .. ..-.-.--.
Exceptions have been fled in the su.
preme court jointly by the Territory
aud the County Of Maui to the deci-
sion of Circuit Judge Ediugs of Maui.
wherein the jurist held that lack Of
wlal Ia.
ing collection of $l792.99 in the case
against Edmund H Hart, . former Val
lev Island official now in prison, and
his lbondsmen, H.
... (FrCm Thursday Advert
Representative James X. Kula of
Kauai, will be a candidate for re cleo
ton. he told Eben s. Cunningham while
the latter vas Visiting in the Garden
Island.
Miss Hazel Bpckland, secretary to
Judges Vaughan and Clemens of the
federal court, has resigned. Her place
viii be taken by Mrs. Sara 8. Hollo nd,
steRographer in the U. =. attorneys
Office. -"
In the case of Fred Harrison against
Robert Wyllie Davis. an"action to
quiet title, stipulation was filed in
the circuit court yesterday granting to
the defendant uDsil August Is within
which to move or otherwise plead.
! That Attorney Leslie p. Scott, for
net deputy. attorney. general of the
Territory, is running close second to
fenmarf Senator James L. Coke in the
race for the circuit judgeship vacancy
created on Tuesday when President
Wilson accepted Judge Stnart's be-
1ntcd' 'resignation, was rumor which
found much eredenee about the judici.
Fry building yesterday"
, Filed on June 80, last, the divorce
papers in the case of Solomon NJ. Ka-
lima against Mrs. Mary +. Kalima
were returned to the local circuit court
yesterday, having been served last
Monday on the hbellee at Waiakea,
! Hlo. The Kalimas were married in
Honolulu on March 20, 1918. Desert
ion two months later is charged. The
couple have no children.
=. A demand for production of all the
kOfiginal documents in the matter of
the appointment of q successor to Sam
uel NJ. Damon, resigned, as a member
| OF the board of trustees of the Bishop
Estate was filed in the circuit court
] yesterday. The matter Of Judge Ash
fbrd's refusal to confirm the appoint,
ment of William Williamson, as made
by the justice of the supreme court,
and that jurist 5 appointment of Char
les E, King will be taken up shortly
in the supreme court,
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