The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-30
SUPREME COURT.

emOer 29th.,
In re estate of Alma (Ch.) of Homo.
lulu, deceased, application for probate
OF the will, continued from the aand
inst. The Court heard the evidence
OF Kanalu, one of the subscribing wit
nesses, for whose testimony hearing
was postponed 1t was ordered. no
one contrasting, that the will be admit
ted to probate and that letters of
administration with the will annexed
issue to J. Alfred Magoon under bond
of $a5o. Mr.. Magoon appeared for
the application.
Before Preston, J.
In re estate of Hiloone Konohiki a
minor Application by S. Aukai,
guardian, for order to sell real property
of the ward situate in Auwiio-
limu, Honolulu. Counsel tor the petit
toner gave the following reasons for
making the application: That the
ward is leper without any hope of
recovery; that he was in distress and
want; that piece of land in Kalawao,
Molokai, could be bought for trihe
over 5000, and house there built for
the reception Of the ward if sent there;
that the property in Auwaiolmu at
present only brings in rental of $50
per annum which could not be increas-
ed for nineteen months yet to come,
and the ward probably would not live
that long, and it is the desire Of the
ward to have the money for the re-
mainder Of his days, which are not
many. Counsel for the mother, con-
testant, said, that although the sale
might be an advantageous one, yet he
could not approve Of the proposed
method Of applying the proceeds; that
it would require constant application
to the Court for leave to expend out Of
the principal. The parents Of the
minor are not shown to be in destitute
circumstances and it is their duty to
care for and support him or give him
up to be supported by Government.
The Court declined to grant an order
of sale. w. l.. Holokahiki for petit
toner, A. Rosa for contestant.
Hop Sing Co. VS. Kun On and John
S. McGrew. Bill in equity to foreclose
mortgage. This is an application pray
ing fer temporary injunction land i:
heard ca Parte) to issue against defen
dants enjoining them from selling Oh
otherwise disposing Of the goods, chat
tells and effects, crops or other property
named in the mortgage deed which is
the subject of the suit For the pro
lection of the parties in interest the
Court granted temporary relief a
prayed for. Ashford & Ashford TO
plaintiffs.
In re bankruptcy Of Leong To, o
Honolulu, voluntary bankrupt. Hear
ing on petitioners motion to vacat'
the order of bankruptcy granted Oh
the I2th inst. The motion is base'
on the affidavit of the several creditor
that they have seen fit to release hin
from their claims. Order vacatin
former judgment granted. Ashford {
Ashford for petitioner.
In re bankruptcy of Lam Choc
doing business in Honolulu under tn
firm name of zee Wing Yuen as
dealer in general Chinese merchandise
Petitioner presented himself before tn
Court while in charge of polio
officer, having been arrested and cor
fined to Jail since Friday last to answe
r the complaint of Wing On Wo & Co
of Honolulu creditors, which was file
the same day before the Chief Justice
Petitioners liabilities as per schedul
filed are So, 49, 7, and his assets cor
sist of book accounts due to petltlone
to the amount of about 500, oO4, som
liquor in bond In the Custom Hous
I and share in the partnership OF lue
Wo. Co. worth about $500. Th
Court adjudged petitioner a bankruI
and appointed Monday, Decembt
9Th, for proof of claims and electlo
of assignee. The Marshal was ordere
to take charge Of the property. Asl
ford & Ashford for petitioner.