The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-05-19

QreW GIlOry Of SAID honolulu, the sum U
six hundred dollars per annum, to be ap
piled towards the maintenance of four yearly
scholarships, or one hundred and fifty dol
lars each, to be called Queen Emma Scholar
ships" And direct my said trustee or his
successor TO pay to the head Sister for the
time being of said st. Andrews Priory said
sum of six hundred dollars yearly for said
scholarships, the said Sisters receipt to be
Of sufficient discharge to my said trustee OIL
his successors for the same.
Item give, devise and bequeath to the
| said Alexander J. Cartwright and his heirs
and assigns the following tracts, pieces OF
parcels Of land situate in the said islands OF
| Kauai and Oahu, viz. LIST. The Ahupuaa
of Laval, situate at Puma in the said island
Of Kauai, and described in Royal Patent No.
4,512, to James Young, Kanehoa. I'd. That
certain house and premises situate in said
Nuuanu Valley in said island of Oahu, and
| known as Hanaia Kamalama, and described
in Royal Patent No. 81. Sd. That certain
premises situate on Richard, Queen, and
Alakea streets in said Honolulu, and known
as Huehue, and described in Royal Patent
No. 6,7O5 to Kamehameha III, and Royal
| Patent No. 5,729 to Kaunuohua. 4th. That
| certain residence and premises situate at
Waikiki, in said island of Oahu, known as
Kaluaokau, and described in L. G. Award No.
! 1863 to W. G. Lunalilo. 5th. The land of
Mahunui and 40, situate in Kaneohi in said
island of Oahu, being the same premises
| that were conveyed to me by Kapu. 9th
That certain premises situate on Maunakea
street. near King street, in said Honolulu,
and described in Royal Patent No. 2,647 to
J. Kale. 7th. The one undivided half of
the Ahupuaa of Holawa, situate in the dis
trict of Eva in said island of Oahu, described
in Royal Patent No. 6,717, to Grace Kamai-
kui, but in trust nevertheless to devote the
rents, income and profits thereof to the
payment Of the aforesaid annuities and schOl-
arships. Upon the death of said annuitant is
then my said trustee or his successor NAV
sell any one or more of the aforesaid pieces
of real estate, free and discharged of any
trust, provided the real estate remaining
will, in the opinion of the Supreme Court,
produce yearly income sufficient to pro-
vide for the aforesaid scholarships. The
proceeds derived from the sale of any lands
as aforesaid to be divided, one half to the
Queens Hospital, a corporation existing
under the laws of the said Hawaiian Islands
and it's successors and assigns forever, the
remaining half to the said Alexander J.
Cartwright and his heirs and assigns, but III
trust nevertheless to invest the same, and the
income to pay to my cousin Albert K. Ku-
nuiakea, of said Honolulu, during his life
and upon the death of said Albert K. Kunui-
akea TO pay the principal sum so invested
to the lawful issue of the body of said AL
bert X. Kunuiakea living at his deceasr,
children of deceased child to take by right
of representation their parents share. Any
surplus rents, income or profit derived from
said real estate, after the payment of said
annuities and scholarships, to be divided
follows: One-half to the Queens Hospital
aforesaid and its successors and assigns,
and one-half to said Alexander J. Cart
wright, but in trust to pay the same to the
said Albert X. Kunuiakea for life, and upon
his death to pay said surplus to the lawful
issue of the body of said Albert K. Kunuia-
kea living at his decease, children of de-
ceased child to take by right of representa-
ton their parents share. After the death
of all said annuitants, if for any reason it
should be deemed advisable in the discretion
of any said trustee to sell the remainder of
said real estate hereinbefore charged with
the payment of said scholarships, / hereby
EN- over my said trustee or his successor
with authority to sell said remaining land
or lands free and discharged from any trust,
and the proceeds thereof to invest in safe
and sound property, holding said property
charged with the same trust as aforesaid to
pay over the income for the purpose of
maintaining said scholarships, rendering
the surplus income as aforesaid, one-haf to
the Queens Hospital aforesaid, and one-half
in trust for the said Albert K. Kunuiakea
during his life, and upon his death to those
who are the lawful issue of his body living
at his decease, children taking by right of
representation their parents share.
Item 1 give and decree to the Queens
Hospital aforesaid, and its successors and
assigns forever, the following tracts, pieces
or parcels of land, viz LIST. The premises
situate on Fort and Union streets in said
Honolulu, known as the French Hotel
premises, and described in Royal Patent.
No. 653 to 7. G. b. Rookie. I'd. The premi-
ses situate on the corner of Beretania and
Nuuanu streets, in said Honolulu, described
in Royal Patent No. SO to 7. G. B. Rookie.
Sd. All those two pieces of land at Honu-
akaha, a the head of Queen street, in said
Honolulu, and described in L. c. Award No.
677, and conveyed by W. c. Parke, as Mar
shall, to 7. c. B. Rookie. 4th. Land of
Hopenui at Puunui, on the south side Of
Iiliha, in said Honolulu, portion of Royal
Patent No. 607 to T. C. B. Rookie. 9th.
Land at Kaaihee, in said Puuuui,
being portion of Royal Patent NJ.
607, to T. C. B. Rookie. 9Th. Land
of Luapalolo, in said Puunui, describ-
ed in Royal Patent No. COG to T. c. B.
Rookie. 7th. The land situate at Niolopa,
in said Nuuanu valley, and described in
Royal Patent No. COG to 7. C. B. Rookie
Sth. Land of Waolani, in said Nuuanu val
ley, known as Rockies valley, and described
in Royal Patent No. 168 to T. C. B. Rookie
9th. The rest, residue and remainder of the
lands Of Pohaku and Nauloi, situate in the
Island of Maui, and described in Royal
Patent No 538 to Koahou.
Item: give and devise to the said Alex
ander j. Cartwright, his heirs and assigns,
the following tracts, pieces or parcels of