Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-05-23
QUEEN ENNIS WTLL



/ Last Monday. Judge Judd, sitting in pro
bate, read Queen Emma's will, the main pro.
visions OF which are as follows
Mr.. A. j. Cartwright, ST., is sole executor
and trustee without bonds.
Her servants Kekii, Kuhina and Mamaina.
receive each Sioo.
Misses Jennie Stllman, Katie Montgomery
and Sarah Weed. each $500.
All her books and pamphlets go to Honolulu
Library and Reading Room.
To Mrs. Frank Ptatt, pieces OF land in
Makiki. Honolulu, known as a Of Poloki Iii.
alma.
To Mary Lewai, the fliaina of Kalaepohaku,
Kamoilii, Waikiki.
To Lucy Kalanitiekie Davis. house 10, on
inauka side Of Beretans street near Emma
street.
To Grace Kahoalii, the Ahupuaa Of Papaa.
koko. koolauloa, Oahu a loI on the cas-, side
OF Maunakea street, between Hotel ana Bere.
tania streets and the land known as kaha.
naiki, in koolaupoko, Oahu.
To Stella keomailani, the land known A.
Kaalaa-luna, in Nuuanu Valley the house lot
known as pahaewale, on the maksi side OF
| Queen street, near Alakea the Waianae taro
patch in Lahaina. Maui the above named
property to be free from the control Of any
! husband.
The will permits woman named fIikoni,
and John Blossom and his wife Loui to reside
rent free on certain premises.
Annui,ies are given as follows Lucy Pea.
body 5000 Hikoni, 5000 Grace Kahoaii.
$500; Mary Lewai, $500; St. Andrews
Priory, to found four Queen Emma" scholar.
ships, 5000.
To A. J. Cartwright, in trust for the Queens
Hospital and Albert Kunuiakea, one half to
each the following properties, Subject to the
foregoing provisions Of the will respecting an.
nuties and minor bcqucs,s y The Ahupuaa Of
Laval, Puma, Hawaii house and premises in
Nuuanu Valley, known as Hanaia Kamalama,
premises on Richard, Queen and Alakea
streets, known as Huehue residence and
premises in Waikiki, known as Kauaokau
the lands Mahunui and 40 in kaneohe, Oahu
premises on Maunakea street, described in
Royal Patent, No. a,647 the undivided hall
of the Ahupuaa Of Halawa, Eva, Oahu.
The above property is not TO be sold until
the annuitants mentioned in the will die.
Then all or any part OF the property may be
sold, enough set apart OF reinvested to secure
the Queen Emma" scholarships, and the
residue divided one half TO 60 to the Queens
Hospital and the other half to be held in ,rus,
for Albert Kunuiakea, his residue to 60 to his
heir or heirs, or, il he leave no heir, to the
Queens Hospital.
The following properties 60 to the Queens
Hospital without reserve: The "French
Hotel" premises, on Fort street ; the queens
residence, on the corner Of Beretania and
Nuuanu streets /; two pieces Of land at the head
Of Queen street, described in l.. c. Award, No.
Puunui, Liliha, Honolulu lands Of Luapaloo
and Niolcpa, Nuuanu Valley lands Of Wac.
lani, in Nuuanu Valley the residue of the
lands Of Pohaku and Nauloi, Maui.
The following properties are held in trust
for Albert Kunuiakea and his heirs: The
Ahupuaa of Kawaihae, Kohala District,
Hawaii; the Ahuhuaa of Waikahekahe,
Puma, Hawaii the Ahupuaa of Kealahewa,
Kohala, Hawaii the Ahupuaa OF Kamoamoa,
Puma, Hawaii the land of Haakaa. Lahaina
Maui
All the res, Of the property, real or personal
TO be divided between the Queens Hospta
and Albert Kunuiakea.
A codicil. signed by only one witness, wa,
as follows:
HONOLULU, November I9, 1884.
As am about to embark on the steame
"Kinau," Tor visit to Hiio, Hawaii, l MAKE
this as a codicil (No. ~ to my last will anC
testament dated. -.
give and bequeath to Charles X. Bishop
Esq, of Honolulu. Oahu, II. l., al! my nativ
+ curiosiies, such as kahilis, calabashes, fea,he
capes and leis, and all and sundry the variou
articles belonging to me coming under tn
head Of Hawaiian curiosities, together with tn
. silver baptismal vase presented to me by H. NJ
Queen Victoria, Queen Of England, on con
dition that at some future day they, ,ogethe
with all similar articles belonging to the lat
Bernice Pauahi Bishop, OF to Charles
! Bishop, aforesaid, be presented by him to Ger
tain parties thereafter to be named by hm), a
trustees OF an institution to be called the Ka
' mehameha Museum, such museum to be unde
such rules and regulations as said Charles r
! Bishop and the trustees shall direct.
l (Signed) EMMA.
Witness ALEX. ]. CARTWRIGHT.
! THE WILL OF a. UNNA.
The will Of the late A. Unna, Of Hama
Maui, leaves to his widow, two life insuranc
polices, aggrega,ing $4,000. His brother
Oscar, receives V Miss Frances Isabel Car
ter, 3-i7th and Dennis Toomey. i-i6,h O
!. Hama Plantation. His remaining interest i
: Hama Plantation and lands on Maui is to
divided between his widow and his daughter
in case the former marries again, her share t
60 to the daughter in case the daughter dies
without issue. her residue is to 60 to the sister
Of the deceased, or their heirs. Dr. X. NJ
: Kibbin. Cecil Brown and Mrs. Unna are exc
cutors
n THE WILL OF THOMAS cuMMINs.
J. The late Thomas Cummins leaves hi
h property consisting Of premises on Kaahr
/ manu- and King streets. and 40 shares Of IN
d Wailuku Sugar Coin trust to A. J. Car
i wrigh, the rents. profits, ETC., to &c to h
o son, Thomas ]. Cummins and at his death I
n LYDIA, Beatrice and Elizabeth Cummins