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: petition asking that Mauaes Ulu
kou he appointed guardian of Kahale-
paiwi. an alleged insane person. has
been Tiled in circuit court.
Their thirteenth child, a boy, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. zap Kwai Fong
this mcrn!ng at their home, 1891 Kau.
luwela lane. He has not yet been
named.
petition for the appointment of
guardian for William X Prendergast
has been filed in circuit court. The
minor has property valued at about
$500. .~=
A baby girl born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Castro of School
street died shortly afterwards and
was buried Sunday in the Maluhia
cemetery. ...
A japanese language school has
been opened in Kaimuki under the
direction of the Japanese Children's
Association of Hawaii. There is a
large enrolment. -.
An operation at the Beretania SAM.
tarium Saturday upon Mrs. Beveridge,
through passenger on the Niagara,
was successful and the visitor hopes
to continue soon to the coast. .~"
Joe Moranha, messenger boy,
broke his collar bone Sunday by fall
from his bicycle at Oahu college when
the front wheel broke He was treat
ed at the emergency hospital.
Summons has been returned to cir
cult court in the case of Mary Max
well Brown against H. Mirtkitani ct
al petition for the cancellation OF
an alleged fraudulent conveyance
Mrs. Mary Ali died at the Leahi
home Saturday. The funeral was
Sunday and burial was in the Loeb
view cemetery, Pearl City. Deceased
was a native of Honolulu and SO
years old. ..... =. -.
Leo, Jan and Mischief Cherniavsky,
the Russian musicians who made a
pronounced hit here on tour last
year, are coming to HonolLu early in
November for three recitals. the date
having been definitely fixed. H..
Miss Rita Kaulupua Alohikea and
Charles Kahele Noeau were married
Thursday in the Catholic Mission by
Rev. Fl e. Matthias Limburg. Wit
nesses were William KaheIe Noeau
and Miss Mary Puluhipolani Zerbe.
new surface is being put on Ho-
tel street from Fort to Nuuanu street.
The old surface was scarified last
week and two inches of rock laid on
1t. II will be asphalted as soon as the
sun comes out long enough to dry it.
Mrs. Harry R. Tuck, former Homo
lulu resident, died in San Francisco
July Is, according to word just receiv-
ed here by Mrs. Henry Holmes, Mrs.
Joseph w. Podmore and Mrs. Harrie
Brobant, all sisters-in-law of the de-
ceased. F.. .-.. -"
An order has been issued In feder-
al court to the effect that all bank
ruptcy cases which were pending be-
fore Joseph G. Pratt, former referee,
be transferred to Howard L. Grace,
present referee. - -,-.:
Announcement is made by the Com
mercial Pacific Cable Company that
the British Pacific cable, operating be-
tween Canada, Australia and New
Zealand, is again accepting deferred
cablegrams for Australia and New
Zealand. -. 49,.
Miss Pauline Mae Voeller and Eu-
gene A. LeClair we're married Satur-