Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-28

The Daughters or Hawaii met yes
terday afternoon at Hamaiakamalani,
Pinana park, Nuuanu. r.. ~: -.
A meeting OF the members of HONG
lulu Lodge, Order OF Moose. was
held at 100 O'Clock last evening in
the X. of p. hall. ."..@: -. 49,.
Since the first of the year there
have, been so divorce suits filed in the
local circuit court. "a of which have
been instituted this month so far.
Action to quiet title to 5000 square
feet of land in this city has been
filed in circuit court by Helen NJ.
Cockett against Nine Bertelmann
Petition for naturalization has
been filed in federal court by John
Hauge, an enlisted man in the United
States army and a native Of Norway.
Order was issued yesterday from
Judge Whitney's court approving the
account of Geo. Rodiek, administra-
ter of the estate of Anton Crop, de-
ceased.
Property amounting to $50 is
held in the Katherine Singer estate,
according to an inventory filed yes
terday by the Trent Trust Company,
executor. ..% =
judge Whitney has approved the
fourth annual accounts of the trus-
tees of the estate of Queen Liliuo-
kalanl, filed in the circuit court sew
eral days ago.
Dorothy c. Roweil has been ap- |
pointed by Judge Whitney to admin
lister the estate of w. E. Rowell, for
mer superintendent of public works,
who died March Is.
Judge Horace w. Vaughan has re-
turned his commission to Washing |
ton, ID. c., in order that certain cleric
al errors regarding the year of his
appointment may be corrected. |
Large offerings were taken Easter
Sunday by the Sunday schools OF the
Episcopal church at various places
about the islands, according to those
who have received the reports.
Touring Kauai as a secret service
fgent, homestead expert and writ
er for Golfers, man named Clark
was finally landed in Jail at Waimea.
One of the charges against him was
that he did not pay his board bill at
the Waimea hotel. NJ +. =
Frederick Wilhelm Clauhsen, 1855
Alapai street, a motorman with the
Rapid Transit Company, filed yester-
day in the federal court his declara.
ton of intention to become an Ameri-
can citizen. Clauhsen is a native of
Germany. =. -.
Ripley & Davis, local architects,
have awarded to the Spalding Con-
struction Company the contract for
the alteration of the Hooking building
at King and Nuuanu streets, which is
to be the home of the recently organ
lied Chinese-American Bank, Ltd. The
is for $11,6S0. +. :. =.
The Honolulu Construction and
Draying Company has been awarded
by the Trent Trust Company the con-
tract for laying asphalt-macadam
pavement for the new highway which
will be opened in the Centertown
tract and which will extend from King
TO Young street. The contract is for
$1,000. /,
Sale of the property on Nuuanu
street, below King, for the w. G. IT.
win estate to Joe Andrade is an +,
nounced by F. E. Steere of the Henry
Warehouse Trust Company. The
is reported to be $685.
900 and the property has a frontage
Of 70 feet and is improved by build.
ing of native stone. :'> l.
At the meeting of the Sunrise Eas.
ter Punchbowl service committee, held
last evening at the Y. M. c. A, vote
Of thanks was passed to all those who
assisted by lending their autos, to {
hose who assisted with the music, to
Philip Hall, who led the singing, and
TO the Boy Scouts, who made them.
selves indispensable. A special vote
Of thanks was passed for Col. Blanche
B. Cox of the Salvation Army and
Rev. l.. L. Locfbourow for the talks
hey gave. The committee then was
discharged. -.
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