Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-19

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Pacific sanitorium to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chalmers, Jr., OF Waimanalo.
The amended petition OF George r.
Carter for registration Of land has
been filed in circuit court.
Alleging desertion, Mikaele Kailio-'
kalani has fiIed In circuit court suit
for divorce from Lewaahine Kailioka-
lani.
A shelter for eight automobiles Is
being built on the mauka- Waikiki cor
ner Of Merchant and Bishop streets by.
the First National Bank.
On the ground OF failure to provide.
Full Kojina has filed In the circuit
court q suit for divorce against To.
kichi Kotinia.
The final accounts of the First Trust
Company Of Hflo. administrator Of the
estate Of Edward l. Like, have been
approved by Circuit Judge. Whitney.
aey Henry h. Poepoe delivered the
sermon in Kanmakapili church yes.
terday morning. The services were att
tended by about rs students Of the.
Kamehameha manual school.
The case OF Honolulu Lodge No. /,
Modern Order of Phoenix, against the.
Trent Trust Company trover, has
been continued in Circuit Judge Whit
ney's court until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning for further hearing.
Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili of the
Kau1nakapili church OBLIGATED at the.
marriage of John Kuhia and Malta
Malakaua yesterday. Witnesses were
Representative James K. Lota and
Mrs. Emily Kalama
The case of j. S. Ferry against Carl
Carlsmith, an action for damages for
alleged SANDER, has been appealed to
the supreme court. The case was
tried In the Hilo court and declaree
. non-suit
A preliminary hearing of the case
of John Holo, charged with manufac-
turing liquor without having paid the.
government tax, was to be had this
afternoon before U. s. Commissioner
George 8. Curry.
Two Japanese, Miamoto Nokoziro
and Mukai Kizisuki, were treated last
night at the emergency hospital for
bruises about the head which they
said they received in q fight with a
Hawaiian on Kalakaua avenue.
City hall employees are still talking
about Fourth of July picnic, but no
definite plans have been made. Rep
resentatives of the different depart
ments OF the municipal government,
scheduled to meet several times, have
failed to get together so far.
A decree of foreclosure and sale has
been issued by Circuit Judge Ashford
In the case OF Mary M. Brown against
H. Mirikitani, let al, an action for fore
closure Under bond tn the sum or
$4,000, Noa Aluli has been appointed
commissioners to conduct the sale.
Mrs Annie Logan, wife of Superyi-.
sor Daniel Logan, and her daughter.
Miss Eola Logan. director OF the Fort
street kindergarten, have applied to
federal court for passports to travel
In Canada. They intend to leave Ho-
nolulu in the steamer Niagara on June
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Bids for beef. hide and lumber were
opened today sat noon by board of
health officials and are being tabulat-
ed BY clerks In the Office A total of
Is firms bid on the supplies which are
for the receiving station, insane asy.
lum and other institutions of the
health department
Bruce Mcy. Mackall has filed in cir
cult court his answer to the suit for.
divorce brought against him by Bes-
sic E. Mackall He alleges that he
was deserted and abandoned" by his
wife, and petitions the court to dis
miss the suit and not allow Mrs. Mac
kali the custody OF the minor child.
A meeting of the members of St,
Andrews Guild and Woman's Auxil-
larry win be held at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon in Davies Memorial
hall, Emma street. Mrs. e. d. XII
bourne will be the hostess.
Arrangements are being made by a
special committee for the annual ban
quet and reunion of the St..1Louis Col
lege Alumni Association to be held in
the dining hall of the school on the
evening of July 1.
From to 90 books will be loaned
for six weeks by the Library of Ha-
waii to persons on vacations this sum-
mer. Applications for the privilege
should be made to the islands depart
nent.s -
In singing contest held last night
in Kaumakapili church, the Sunday
school of the church was declared the