Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-08

To Kappa, lot now occupied by him, TO use
during life.
To Auhea tw) lot on the corner Of Richard
and Queen streets now occupied by George W.
Meiarane & Co, to use during life
To c. K. Bishop, the Molokai Ranch and
live stock, also all Of the real property wher.
ever situated inherited from testatatris's pa.
rents, also all real property devied to testatriS
by her aunt Akahi Except the lands devised, |
as above. to Princess Liluokalanil; also the |
waikiki property, to use during life also, all
personal property OF testatrs.
To Queen Dowager Emma, the Emma
street property of the late Princess Ruth,
known as Kaakopua, also the fish pond of
Kawa near Honolulu, to use during life
To Kawaiahao Church -.-........ 5000
To Kawaiahao Girls Boarding Sehool$5ooo
To c. r. Bishop, S. NJ. Damon, c. NJ.
Hyde, {. NJ Cooke and w o. Smith all the
residue Of tcstatrxs estate, to provide two
schools for both boardep and day pupils, to
beknown as the Kamehameha Schools.
Codicis to the will make the following
notifications Of the original document
To Mrs. w. +. Allen, in lieu Of the sum
mentioned in the will ............S 900
To Queen Dowager Emma, in lieu
Of Kaakopua residence, the lands on Nuu
anu street, known as Laimi, to use during
life.
To c. K. Bishop, in addition to requests as
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 (kl and Kaakaoe ivy, old re-
,aner OF testatris's parents, the premises Of
Waiiuaakio, in Kapalama, Honolulu, to use
during life.
WTo Kaluna and Hoopii his wife, premises
where they live on Lilha street, for use of one
or both during life:
To Marapaakai and Hoikakahua his wife,
an acre of land in Kauluwela, Honolulu, to
use during life.
To Lola Kahaiiopua Bush, $500 year
during her minority In years. to be applied
to her clothing and education, and upon her
coming Of age ST. 900 for her sole use
To Bernice Bishop Barnard lin lieu of pro.
vision in will as abovel same as the foregoing
legacy to Lola Bush.
To Samuel NJ. Damon, the ahupuaa Of
Moanalua, (near the Three Mile House, on the
Eva road) Ds,ric, of Honolulu, to have and
to hold forever.
To Kaleleku tk) and Kaoliko ~ servants
Of deceased, Sac month each, for life.
To Kealohapauoe and his wife Kahakuakoi
in lieu Of the provision made in will as above
the land Of Hanohano, Eva, Oahu, for use
during life.
To 1olani. College .......... ..., $4,000
To English Sisters School ....... $4,000
To St. Andrews Church ...... $4,000
To Kauian Cleghorn, the lot Kanewai, at
Waikiki, Oahu, during life.
Bo Rev. Henry Parker. .........S 500
ToMary B. Colling ............. 200
10 Maggie Winn .................. 100
A second Codicl makes still further changes
as follows
To Princess Liluokalani, the land of Ka-
hala, adjoining Waalae.nui Distric, of Homo.
lulu, to use during life.
To Kappa, 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, to use for life.
The original will is dated October 81, 1883,
the codicils are dated October q, 1884
THE KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS
The language Of the will and codcil relating
to the proposed Kamehsmeha Schools, If not
in the exact words, in essence, is the living
iorethought Of the dead chieftess for the race
from which she sprung. The passages quoted
below are all that refer directly to the estab
lshment and conduct of the schools.
"To expend the annual income ir
the maintenance 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 and education of orphans, and
others in INDECENT circumstances, giving tn,
preference to Hawians of pure or part aborig
inal blood.
s. desire my trustees to provid,
FIRST and chiefly good education in the com
mon English branches, and also instruction il
morals and in such useful knowledge as ma,
tend to make good and industrious men ant
women, and desire instructions in the highe
branches to be subsidiary to the foregoing OBJ
jects.
81 also direct that my said trustee
shall annually make u full report Of all the re
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said schools to the chief justice Of the supreme
court.
s. - also direct that the teacher
of said schools shall forever be persons Of tn,
, Protestant religion, but do not intend tina
, the choice should be restricted to persons O
any particular Protestant sect.
direct that majority Of M,
said trustees may act in all cases. - An,
that the number Of my said trustees shall b.
/. kept at five, and that vacancies shall be file,
by the choice Of majority Of the Justices O
the supreme court, the selection to be mad
from Pro,estants.
n "Of the two schools =
Il ! direct that the school for boys, shall be wei
u established, and in efficient operation, befor
), any money is expended or anything is under
!. taken on account Of the new schools for girls
1t is my desire that my trustees should d
!, thorough work in regard to said schools so "a
n as they go; and ! authorize them to defer &C
ton in regard to the establishment Of school
y for girls, II in their opinion. from the cor
\ diiion Of my estate, it may be expedient I
|. wait until the life estates created by my wi
have expired.
! also direct tina, my trustee
shall have power to determine to what exter
c said schools shall be industrial, mechanical Z
agricultural, and also to determine IL tuitio