The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-22
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From saturdar Advertiaer.

| minor children Of Otto Isenbsrh, dc.
ceased, fled in the land court yester.
day petition for registered title to the
Pleasanton Hotel lot In Punahou, which
contains three acres and is valued at
| $4,000. ~ -fstiBs
| In the divorce suit of Mrs. Louisa
Fahy against Wong A. Fahy, the libel
lee yesterday fled his answer in the
circuit court, denying neach and every
allegation In said complaint; wherefore,
libellee demands judgement that the
said libel be dismissed. -
In the divorce case, filed July %, last,
by Mrs. Luka Nuuhiwa against Kiaaina
Nuuhiwa service of the papers on the
libellee was noted In the circuit court
yesterday. The Nuuhiwas were married
in the Island of Niihau in 1888, by Rev,
N. w. Keale. They have Ave children,
the oldest being twenty eight and the
, youngest fourteen years old. Nonsup-
port Is charged.
From Sunday Advertispr).
An inspection of the company =
plant at Koko Head, this island, was
made yesterday by W. P. s. Hawk, the
local manager Of the Marcon Wireless
Company.
A declaration Of his intention to be-
come a naturalized citizen Of the Unit,
cd States was filed In the Office
of the clerk of the federal court
Yesterday by Vicente NJ Jimcnes, a
Filipino laborer.
The trial of tho case of Miss Nina
Bertelmann against Joseph X. Cockett
and others, bill to declare n trust,
was continued by Circuit Judge Ash.
ford yesterday to nine O'Clock next
Saturday morning.
The Japanese language school re.
Gently built in Kaimuki will be open
ed this afternoon with appropriate
services and exercises. The celebra-
tion will be conducted by the japanese
ChildHn's Association Of Hawaii
Mrs. Mary Ali, divorced, died in the
Lrohi Home yesterday, following n
| short illness, and was buried yester,
day afternoon in the Loeb View GENE
tory. Pearl City. The deceased was a
native of this city and thirty-eight
years and fifteen days old
Announcement was made Yesterday at
| the Honolulu Office of the Commercial
Pacific Cable Company, that the British
Pacific cable, operating between Can
ada and Australia and New Zealand
again is accepting "deferred cable.
grams" for Australia and New Zea,
land.
In Connection with the petition of
Theodore Richards, executor of the es.
tate of John Nua, deceased, for author.
ity to sell real estate for the payment
Of outstanding claims, Judge Ashford
Yesterday in the circuit court appointed
Attorney Nca W. Aluli as guardian ad
Item Of Solomon Kealoha Keawamahi
Nua, n minor.
Several Rapid Transit cars loaded
with children from the neighbOrhOod of
the Kaiulani School, Palama, made n
morning trip to the beach at Waikiki
and returned late in the afternoon yes
terday. The children, several hundred
strong, had a most enjoyable time at
the beach, swimming and playing
games. Sandwiches and Refreshments
we're served at noon, The youngsters
were accompanied BY many Of the
teachers who attended the recent sum.
mer school in this city.
From Monday Advertiser)
The British Pacific Cable, operating
between Canada and Australia and New
Zealand, is now accepting "deferred
cablegrams' for Australia and New
Zealand. This announcement was made
at the Pacific Cable Office in Honolulu
Saturday. t..
All MIN, an old established merchant
of Waihee, Maui, died there last Tues
day. He was married, a native of Chi
ma and fOrty-three years old His es.
tate, valued at 1890, he left to a life.
long Chinese friend. The widow, who
is residing in China, may contest the
will of her dead husband.
Primary nominating petitions were
fled in the Office of the Secretary of
Hawaii Saturday as follows: John r
Brown, Sr., former senator, for the sen
ate from the Big Island, and Represent
alive j. P. Hale, for the house, from
East Hawaii. They are both Republi
| cans and residents of Hilo.
Because they forgot to sign their ac
ceptance on the documents, the nomi
mating petitions received in the office
of the Secretary Of Hawaii Saturday
from Representative Henry l.. Kawe
wehi and j. N. Kamoku, both for the
house from West Hawaii, were returned
in the Mauna Kea mail Saturday after
| noon to them
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
In addition to his divorce and other
court calendars, Judge Ashford will
take up for trial today, it is expected
the $4,000 damage suit Of Kelii Solo
mon Apiki against the City and County
of Honolulu, and hearing of the &C
counts in the estate of C. w. Booth, de
ceased.
The department of public works will
open public utilities library in the
library of the department within q
short time, according to Charles r
Forbes, yesterday. The library is de
signed to be of value to students and
others interested In the work of the
commission.
Pang Sing, guardian of the person
and property of Pang Wa jim minor
filed in the circmit court yesterday 1
petition for permission to sell proper
ty of his ward the proceeds to go fOI
the education Of young jim. The minHI
owns an interest IN the firm Of l.. Kwa
You Company.
In petition filed yesterday in thu
circuit court by Mrs. Ellen Cathcart
widow and guardian Of the minor chill
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