David K. Baker
ATTORNEY & LAND SURVEYOR.
Find him at Keei, South Kona, and by telephone. Aug. 24, 1911
(Hoku o Hawaii, 9/16/1915, p. 4)
As stated by us last week, Mr. Joseph M. Poepoe has been admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of this Kingdom, having passed a most satisfactory examination before the full Bench. Mr. Poepoe has been for some time past a practitioner in the lower courts of the Kingdom and has also been engaged as principal assistant to Mr. John Russell, for the last two years and over, who speaks highly of his application and zeal in the performance of his professional duties. Continue reading
LAWYER! LAWYER!
(In Civil cases—Except Criminal cases.)
Before the Police Courts, and the District Courts, and before the Circuit Judge in the Court of the Island of Maui. And a composer of documents of all sorts, and a collector of debts. Continue reading
Attorney in the District Courts [Aha Apana] and Police Court [Aha Hoomalu] of the Kingdom, as well as before the Circuit Judge in the Court of the thrid District. He can be found in Hilo Town, Hawaii.
(Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, 8/11/1883, p. 4)
Lawyers.—By the following list of attorneys licensed to practice in the Courts, published by the Clerk of the Court, it would appear that the people of this Kingdom are not likely to suffer for want of legal advice. Among the names will be found that of the third Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and that of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the latter of whom at least, condescends to furnish legal advice for a valuable consideration:
Austin, James W.
Davis, R. G.
Dole, S. B.
Harris, C. C.
Harris, Frank H.
Halai, James D. Continue reading