Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06

Hawaiian Lodge. No. q. F. and. A
/ Isl. 1iil hold 4 regulsf SsssiDf tonitht
/ at f:50 O'Clock
The worksof fsdeeoraiing the sfffces
Of the public works department b; the
Capitol building win be completed tc-
morrow. - T..
Circuit Judge Ashford's trial jurors
are wanted In court at 9 o'clock next
Monday morning.
The service IN st. Clements church
on Ash Wednesday will be as follows:
Holy communion, z q. m; morning
prayer, IL a. m; evensong, 1880 p. N.
An inspection trip Of the county
diaries, planned for yesterday by the
health committee and the city physi-
clan, has been indefinitely postponed
Permission has been granted by the
Bernice p. Bishop Estate to the road
department to take coral from the
bluff near the fish pond In Kaelepulu
to repair the Kailua road.
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The Guardian Trust Company, aneil.
larry administrator of the estate of J.
B.. Mercer, has been granted permits
sion to sell property Of the estate
for sum not to exceed $4,000. -
A preliminary hearing of the case Of
X. Ono. charged with having violated
the white slave" act, was to be had
before United States Commissioned
George s. Curry this afternoon.
A motion to set aside the order of
execution In the case Of Nakao VS..
Mahaulu, land matter, was denied
by Circuit Judge Stuart Saturday.
Information has been received by |
Col. William C. Rafferty,, C. A c., u. |
s. A, to the effect that his. father,
Thomas Rafferty,, died in Chicago, Ill,
on February 20. .s,a
Statistics for last week issued |
by Henry Freitas. building inspector. |
show that 13 building permits were
issued calling for an estimated expen-
diture of $2,54I50. L, r.
Federal Judge C. F. Clemens mas
granted to u Kishimoto, local Jap.
anese. petition for adjudication IN
bankruptcy Kishimoto gives his as,
sets as being s262.2o and liabilities |
$542.25,
Circuit Judge Stuart has ordered |
hof he ~, he - Dan er
See vs.. Pang See, order to show cause
in divorce case, pay the. libellants
room rent and give her 81 week |
=diture Of $S2,541.50.
A. M. Cristy, first deputy city attor-
ney, b still busy looking into the ques-
ton Of the legality of . $3.50, 900 bond
issue. He believes that It will be an
other week before he can give the |
mayor an opinion on the matter.
A demurrer filed by the defendant |
in the case Of the First American Say.
ings ana Trust Company Of Hawaii VS..
Eben p. Low, action on q promissory |
note, was sustained by Circuit Judge |
Stuart Saturday. Plaintiff was given I
five days to amend the complaint.
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The case Of Frank Costa, who is
charged III the police court with heed
less driving, was on Saturday set for /
trial on March Is. Costa's bonds arei
placed at s100ao Henry Haole, the Hal
Yaiian who lwassrun down by the truck
which Costa was driving, Is still in the
hospital.
It will cost the city s71, 4S0 to in-
stall the 1914 water meters needed to
meter the residential section Of the
city. and So, 2S5 for the additional 500
meters necessary IN the business sec
ton. according to figures compiled by |
Harry Murray, manager of the water
department.
That the lumber schooner Repeat
win be repaired at Astoria and win 4
then resume the voyage to Honolulu
that was interrupted when she became
waterlogged and had to be abandonedt
at sea was stated today by +. j. Low
roy, president Of Levers & Cooke,
Ltd, owners OF the vessel.
Charges made by Supervisor Daniel
Logan before the board Friday night
that all action taken by the territorial
legislature since the last census was
Illegal ana would not stand the test of
the courts was ridiculed' by territorial
officials today; yet one and all refused
to give permission TO be quoted on
the matter.
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