Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08
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Excelsior Lodge, |. O. O. F., meets
1T 1880 tonight.
Federal court has adjourned until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Masonic Board of Relief has
a meeting for regular business at S
o'clock this afternoon.
Alleging non-support, Tome Watana.
be has filed in circuit court a suit
for divorce from K. Watanabe.
Six Filipinos today filed in the fed
eral court their declarations of inten-
tons to become American citizens.
| A meeting of the territorial grand
jury will be held at 2 o'clock next Fri
Gay afternoon in the judiciary BULL
ing.
A successful operation was per
formed at the Queens Hospital yes
terday by DR.. William c. Hobby upon
| Mrs. J.. G. Blackman.
On the ground of non-support Cir
cult Judge Whitney has granted to
Natsuyo Muta q divorce from Yasuta-
! 70 Muta.
The road to Pacific Heights is in
excellent condition, repairs having
been made by the road department
| late last month.
The roads around the Capitol
| grounds are being treated with pre-
serving application of oil and rock
screenings. ~..
The land court petition of Mary
Wentworth Deering for registered title,
to lands in HonolulH has been grant
ed by Circuit Judge Whitney.
The territory has filed in the cir
cult court demurrer to $1,000 dam
age suit brought against 1t by K. 8.
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Circuit Judge Whitney has refused
Pauline Natto 4 divorce from Harriet
Natto In his complaint the husband
charged his wife with extreme cruelty.
Charging her husband with extreme
cruelty, T. Hokamura has been grant.
ed divorce by Circuit Judge Whitney
from s. Hokamura. 4
Bids on the Sea View improvement
project will be opened Wednesday
noon in the office of the city and coun-
ty clerk.
Under bond in the sum OF $500,
Henry Smith has been appointed by
Circuit Judge Whitney as guardian of
Maria Martins, an alleged insane per-
son. ~ 49,. ~....~.. 4
Attorney General l. NJ Stainback
has signed the reappointment of w. ].
Coelho of the public land office, as
notary public for the first judicial
circuit, transferring him from the sec.
ond circuit, where he formerly lived
Court Canoes No. 8110, A. o. F.,
meets at 1880 tonight in Santo Anto-
MO hall on Vineyard street to de.
eide place and date for the annual
picnic which will probably be Labor
Day at Waialua. There will be a So
cial session after the meeting.
The funeral of Oliver w. Paakahili,
second mate of the steamer Maui,
who was killed Saturday night, will
be Sunday afternoon from Silya's un-
dertsking parlors. Burial will be in
the Nuuanu cemetery.
The seventh annual accounts Of
Mrs. Virginia r. Isenberg and e. G.
Duisenberg, guardians OF the estates
of Alexander and Rudolf Isenberg,
have been recommended for approval
by Job Bachelor, master.
When horse ran away on Halekau-
lila street Monday evening, H.
Choung, a Chinese boy, was knocked
down and badly bruised. After first
aid at the emergency hospital he was
removed to the Queens hospital.
Tumura fell about is feet from the
Phillips & Company building at the
corner of Queen and Fort streets,
while painting for Stanley Stevenson
Monday He is recovering today at
the Queens hospital from the shock.
Secretary Henry P. O'Sullivan of
the public utilities commission today
received by mail a request from the
U. S. forest service for pamphlet
recently issued by the commission
relative TO the form and granting of
railroad franchises in the territory.
Miss Evelyn K. Biart and William
B. Andrade were married Monday