The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-16
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(From SATURDAY 'Advettiaer)

me DeJlVlOH OIpFf IL n. mcNhDD,
guardian. to sell property Of his wards,
Frank H., and Katie NJ Cooper and
Kahuhu Kaumo, minors, was granted
by Judge whitney. yesterday I
John Mcclure, purser Of the steamer
Maui broke his leg at Hakalau on
April 30. The oiiicer attempted to
come from shore to. the steamer at
lunchtime on the wire and in making
the trip was smashed up against the
side OF the vessel,
All Fook Ching, who recently was
found guilty Of a statutory ofrense in
the federal court, was sentenced by
Judge Clemens yesterday to one week 8
imprisonment, no fine, and twenty five
dollars for the Costs of court, the re-
mainder being remitted.
Judge whitney yesterday approved
the final accounts Of. Henry Smith, ex-
ccutor Of the estate OF Caroline Lei.
hulu Clark, deceased. The petition Of
the executor for the distribution of the
estate amoug the heirs was continued
to nine O'Clock the morning Of next
Friday. af.EE-
Local immigration inspectors, have
r""civ"d warning from Washington to
be on the look OPT for "trench foot, -
strange new disease developed by
III" war. II is supposed to be a form
If rheumatism, which draws the sol
'i"r s foot upIintp q ball, incapacitat-
ing him for further duty in the
'rrrches. .'at5 F'.t,.
s. Hoomana, administrator, filed yes.
tcrdNy in the circuit Court his FIRST and
frnI accounts iofl, the estate Of John
Alapai Kua, deceased, in which the ad-
niuistrator acknowledges receipt of
&CS9 30 and asks that he be allowed
Disbursements in' the sum Of $4I9.7O.
The petition will be heard by Judge
Whitney on June 10.
SHIT and attachment Of the property
of the defendants WAS filed in the civ.
nit court yesterday by H. Hackfeld
& Co., against Tam Ng Kwai and others
'"ihE business under the firm name Of
Kwong Chong Chan, an action for an
"llcged debt Of $232694. An order
v-Ps granted for the sale of the perish,
able goods of the firm,
(From Sunday Advertiser)
John A. Baker was commissioned
yesterday by Henry G. Hapai, acting
Territorial treasurer, as an agent to
perform the marriage ceremony in the
Territory.
A discontinuance Of the action was
filed in the circuit court yesterday in
the damage suit Instituted by Mary F.
Neves against the Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Company.
James Murray Macconell, a native of
Scotland, was sworn in yesterday in
the federal court as a naturalized cit
izen of the United States. The wit.
nesses we're FostepgL Davis and Ray
B. Rietow.
The Cherry Blossom Tete held recent,
ly in the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, under
the auspices of the Episcopal Church
diocese of Honolulu, netted more than
$2500, reports MIRA John E. Baird,
chairman of the general committee. All
the returns are not in yet.
The fourteenth annual convention of
the clergy, and lay delegates of the
Episcopal Church, Diocese of Honolulu,
will meet in st. andrews Cathedral
ON Saturday, May ~. A full attend,
ance is expected. Woman's Auxiliary
Dhg VIII DC Oh uhu1 III hC AbCNs IL
II. Tracey will be the preacher.
- tF.om Monday Advertiser)
The Hamakua road has again been
opened for traffic. Several thousand
dollars of repairs had to be done as a
result of the late STORM before the coun
ty road was made passable.
David Marine of Olaa Plantation
who, with George P. Lillicoe, was in the
automobile wreck near Pahala which
terminated fatally for Lillicoe, is recov
ering from his injuries which consisted
of several broken ribs and several Sc
we're cuts and bruises.
Mrs. Kealohaaukai Kanakaloa Puma
died at the residence of her brother
Kamana, at Kalihi-waena' yesterday
morning, after an illness of a week
She was born at Waihee, Maui, May
"a, 1862. Two daughters and two SOM
| survive her. The funeral will takC
place this afternoon from her late resi-
dence in Kalihi-waena at three o clock
The interment win take place in Ka
waiahaO cemetery.
No trace has yet been found of tn,
money stolen from the Naalehu, Ha
wall, pnstoffice about q month ago. l.
the bOndsmcn of the postmaster, Basi
Apiki, make good the loss there will
be no further trouble for the post
master. The investigation of tn
crime has lead both the postOffice in
spectors and the detectives for tn,
bondsmen up against 4 blank wall oil
every clue that has been followed.
(From Tuesday Advertiser)
There will be a regular meeting o
the board of supervisors this evening a
seven-thirty o'clock,
A rumOr has come from Hawaii tina
Senator David Baker win make the rul
for sheriff of the Big Island, instead o
for the Legislature in the coming cam
paign. .....
| A decree of divorce was granted b,
Judge Stuart yesterday to Mrs. Bell r
Silva from A. R. Silva, the custody o
the four minor children of the cOupl
being awarded to the mother. The de
cree takes effect Immediately.
James Isaac Arcia, administrator o
the estate of Mrs. Mary N. Arcia, de
ceased, filed yesterday in the circui
court the inventory, showing the estat
to consist of some land and persona
property, the latter being valued a
$562.
Thomas Alexander Anderson, clerk