The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
Tho WIN of Mira. c. R. BiuhOp.


petition for probate Of the last will aud tesla
ment of the late Mrs. Bishop was filed November
I'd by the executors, Messrs. G. 4. Bishop and S.
NJ. Damon. The real estate was estimated at $780,
OOO the personal property at $4,000. The follow
ing arc the names of the devisees and the be-
quests made:
10 these namesakes-E. Bernice Bishop Dun
ham, neice of G. X. Bishop, resident in San Jos
quin county, California; Bernice Parke, daughter
of w. G. Parke; Bernice Bishop Barnard, daughter
of the late j. E. Barnard; Bernice Bates, daughter
of Dudley G. Bates Of San Francisco; Annie
Pauahi Cleghorn, daughter Of A. s. Cleghorn;
Lilah Bernice Wodehouse, daughter of J. H.
Wodehouse, and Pauahi Judd, daughter of G. H.
Judd, 500 each.
To Mrs. W. F. Allen, Mrs. Amoe Haalelea, Mrs.
Antoine Rosa and Mrs. Nancy Ellis, $500 each.
10 Mrs. Caroline Bush, Mrs. Sarah Parmentsr,
Mrs. Keomailani Taylor and Mrs. Emma Barnard,
$500 each.
To Princess Liliuokalani, the ahupuaaa Of Lu-
mahai, on Kauai, and Of Kealia, on Hawaii, to use
during life.
To Kealohapauole and his wife, Jointly, $50 a
month during their lives, and to them and their
heirs lot of land known as Mauna Kamala, at
kapalama, Honolulu, to use during life, and to
revert to the estate if these die without issue.
To Mrs. Kapoi Kamakau, $40 y month; to Kaia
", and kakaahiki W, each $50 month during life.
10 Kappa, a lot now occupied by him, to use
during life.
To Auhea ", a lot ON the corner of Richard and
Queen streets, now occupied by G. W. Macforlane
& Co., to use during life.
10 c. II. Bishop, the Molokai Ranch and live
stock also all of the real property wherever stu
ated inherited from testatriI's parents, also all
real property devised to testatriI by her aunt
Akahi Except the lands devised as above, TO Prn-
cess LiliuokalaniO also the Waikiki property, to
use during life.
To Queen Dowager Emma, the Queen street pro-
perty of the late Ruth, known as Kaakopua.
To Queen Dowager Emma, the Emma street pro-
perty of the late Princess Ruth, known as Kaako-
qua, also the tish pond of Kawa, near Honolulu,
to use during life.
10 Kawaiahao Church, 5000.
To Kawaiahao Girls Boarding School, 5000.
10 @. X. Bishop, S. NJ. Damon, G. NJ. Hyde, G.
NJ. Cooke and w. o. Smith, all the residue of tes-
boarders and day pupils, to be known rs the
Kamehameha Schools.
THE CoDIcn.s.
Codicils to the will make the following modif-
cations of the original document:
To Mrs. w. F. Allen, in lieu of the sum men.
toned in the will, 81 900.
To Queen Dowager Emm, in lieu of Kaakopua
residence, the lands on Nuuanu street known as
Laimi, to use during life.
To G. X. Bishop, in addition to requests above,
the land of Waialae-nui, the land Of Waialae-iki,
the land of Maunalua, also the premises known
as Kaakopua on Emma street.
To Kuaiwa X, and kAakaole W, old retainers Of
testatrix's parents, the premises Of Wailuakio, in
kapalama, Honolulu, to use during life.
10 Kaluna and Hoopii his wife, premises where
thev live on Liliha street, for use of one both
during life.
To Naiapaakai and Loika Nahua, his wife, an
acre of land in Kauluwela Honolulu, to use during
life.
To Lola Kahailiopua Bush, $500 year during
her minority III years. to be applied to her cloth
ing and education, and upon her coming of age
81 900 for her use.
To Bernice Bishop Barnard Tin lieu of provi-
sion in will as aboye) same as the foregoing legacy
to Lola Bush.
To Samuel NJ. Damon the shupuaa Of Moanalua,
NEAR the Three Mile House, on the Eva ro1d)
District OF Honolulu, TO have and to hold forever.
10 Kaleleku k, and Kaoliko K, servants of de-
ceased, so a month each, for life.
To Kealohapauole and his wife Kahakuhaa koi,
in lieu of the provision made in the will as above,
the land of Hanohano, Eva, Oahu, for use during
life.
To Iolani College, $4,000.
TO English Sisters School, 5000.
10 St. Andrews Church, 5000.
10 Kaiulani CleRhorn, the lot, Kanewai, at Wal
kiki, Oahu, during life.
To Rev. Henry II. Parker, 5000.
second codicil makes still further changes as
follows:
To Princess Liliuokalani, the land of Kahala,
adjoining Waialae-nui, District Of Honolulu, to
use during life.
To Kapaa, in addition to the provision made, as
above, additional land in Honolulu, to use during
life.
To Auhea, in lieu of the provision made above,
lot on Richard street, 10 use for life.
The original will is dated October 81, 1883; the
codicils are dated October 4, 1884.
THE KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS.
The language of the will and codicil relating to
the proposed Kamehameha Schools, if not in the
exact words In essence, is the living forethought
of the dead Chiefess for the race from which she
sprung. The passages quoted below are all that
refer directly to the establishment and conduct Of
the schools:
"To expend the annual Income in the mainte-
nance Of said schools meaning thereby the salaries
of teachers, the repairing of the buildings, and
other incidental expenses, and to devote portion
of each years income to the support ane education
Of orphans, and others in INDECENT circumstances,
giving the preference to Hawaiians Of pure part
aboriginal blood.
81 desire my trustees TO provide first and chiefly
a good education in the common English branches,
and also instruction IN morals and in such useful
knowledge as may tend to mako good and indus
trious men and women, and desire instructions
In the higher branches to be subsd airy to the fore
going objects.
ally make full report Of all the receipts and eI-
penditures and of the condition of said schools to
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
II also direct that the teachers Of said schools
shall forever be persons of the Protestant religion
but do not intend that the choice should be
restricted TO persons Of any particular Protestant
sect
II direct that majority Of my said trustees may
act in all cases. And that the number Of
my said trustees shall be kept at five, and that va
cancies shall be filed by the choice Of majority
of the Justices of the Supreme Court the selection
to be made from Protestant.
"Of the two schools direct that the
school for boys shall be well established, and in
efficient operation before any money shall be en-
pended or anything is undertaken on account Of
the new school for girls. It is my desire that my
trustees should do thorough work in regard 70 said
schools so far as they 20; and authorize them to
defer action in regard TO the establishment of
schools for girls IT, in their opinion. from the con-
dition Of my estate, it may be expedient to wait
until the life estates created BY my will have ex-
pired.
II also direct that my trustees shall have power
10 determine to what extent said schools shall be