The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
BREVrTIES
(From satntdax. Adrertiset. /

49,
Trust Company was appointed by Judg'
Whitney yesterday as administrator Of
the estate Of Capt. Frank O. Carlson
deceased. H354tt.I
Execution issued against the defend
ant for $l61.e3 in the cnse of the vor
Hamm- Young Company against William
Henry, an action for debt, was return
ed unexecuted yesterday TO the circuit
court by Patrick Gleason, deputy high
sheriff. , r9u# 1
Found correct by /. P. Scott, mas
ter, the final and suppleme ntary ac,
counts of John II. Soper, ancillary ad
ministrator of the estate of John viii
son, deceased, late OF Ottawa, Canada
we're approved in the circuit court by
Judge Whitney yesterday.
With the approval Of Chief Justice
: Robertson, a stipulation was fled in
the circuit court yesterday for the in,
clusion Of number of additional
pleadings in the case of Kalanianaole
against Queen Liliuokalani and others
bill to set aside the Queens trust
deed. p 'sh -
The Oahu Railway 4 Land Company
yesterday filed in the circuit court an
action against samuel Schiller for an
alleged debt of $3.50. An attachment
was issued against the property of the
defendant, the plaintiff company fur,
nishing a 1890 bond, with W. F. Dill.
ingham and A. w. Van Valkenburg as
sureties. 49,. f.Tt
Mrs. Lila Kahaumia, of 1910 Aud
lane, Palama, died in the Queen s Hos.
Pital on Thursday night and was buried
yesterday afternoon in the Kalihi-
wncna cemetery. She was born in Wal.
mea, this island, on January IL, 1860
and was almost fifty.six years and six
Nopths old. A husband and a number
Of children survive her.
From Sunday Advortiserl
Tenders for furnishing lumber for
'irr 10 will be opened at two O'Clock
next Wednesday afternoon in the office
Of the superintendent of public works.
Plaintiffs motion for new trial IN
the ejectment suit of J.. Tenney Peck
against Mrs. Charlotte d. I. Steere was
denied by Judge Ashford yesterday in
the circuit court.
Tenders for constructing the home.
stead road in Aiea; this island, will be
opened at eleven O'Clock the morning
Of July 8 in the Office of the superin.
tendent of public works.
There was big time in the Waialua
Church, Molokai, last Sunday. After
the church service the Molokai chorus
OF forty voices sang their final songs
for the competition at Hilo.
At meeting held by the board of
hauIEh d..
of the Mckinley High School was ap.
pointed as assistant to A. w. Hansen,
territorial food commissioner and ana
lyst. ."st
During the absence of w. W. Thayer,
Secretary Of Hawaii, in the mainland.
no certificates of Hawaiian birth will
be issued. Mr.. ThRyer is away on a
three months leave Of absence secured
from the interior department in Wash
ington.
The annual banquet and reunion of
the st. Louis College Alumni Associa.
ton will be held Of. seven-thirty next
Saturday night in the dining hall of the
college. The committee 10 charge of
arrangements consists of Julius w.
Asch, Henry FTeitas and B. F. Holling-
eT.
Alleging nonsupport, Mrs. Annie
Beatrice Isenberg yesterday fled in the
circuit court a suit for divorce against
Daniel Paul Isenberg. A Japanese div.
orce case was also filed during the day,
making eighteen actions of this nature
for June. Since the, first of the year
40 suits for divorce have been insti.
tuted in Honolulu.
q (From Monday Advertiser)
The Won Hamm. Young Company is
building an annex to it's Hilo strue-
ture, adding about 1000 feet to the
floor space.
The superintendent of public works
will open tenders for constructing the
homestead road at Aiea, July 6, at
eleven o'clock.
But few days remain in which the
retail dealers in tobacco and owners of
billiards and pool tables, may pay their
tax to the Federal government. After
June 30, penalty is imposed.
From Tuesday AdVertiser.)
Mary Wong Tong filed suit for div.
Orce against Wong Tong yesterday in
the circuit court. Desertion is the
ground upon which the suit is based
Final accounts of Anna D. Garden as
executrix of the estate of the late J.
J. Garden were approved and the ex.
eeutrix discharged by an order entered
by Judge Whitney yesterday.
A formal decree Of divorce was filed
yesterday in the circuit court in the
suit of Christina Oliveira against Man.
uel OliVeira, extreme cruelty being the
grounds upon which the divorce was
granted.