The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-24
THE LUNALILO ESTATE.

Reports of the Receipts and Expendi
lures of the Home-A Very Success
ful Showing OF the Affairs OF Thii
Benevolent Institution.
A hearing was held Tuesday morn
ing in the Supreme Court Chambers be
fore their honors A. F. Judd, Chief Jus
tice; L. McCully, Ed. Preston, and S
B. Dole, Associate Justices; Hon. K. F
Rickerton being ABSENT in the matter o.
the Trustees accounts OF the LunalilC
estate, for the year ending July 31st
1889, which was submitted to the Court
on August 10th, and referred to the mas.
ter.
There were present the Hon. W. o.
Smith and Miss Mary Parker, trustees,
under the will, and Mrs. NJ. ]. Forbes,
manager of the Lunalilo Home, and
others.
Alter the reading OF reports and sched-
ulss OF account, Hon. W. o. Smith re-
ferred to a vacancy in the Board Of Trus-
tees caused by the death OF the late Hon.
VIC. Parke. The name of the Hon.
Henry Waterhouse was then proposed
for appointment by the Court, as a trus-
tee 10 i'll the vacancy.
For the information of the Court, Mr..
Smith stated that the approximate cost
per capita for support of the inmates Of
the Home during the past year has been
about $3.50. For the year previous, the
cost was about 1920 per capita, thus
showing a comparative decrease of the
running expenses of maintaining the
Lunalilo Home during the past year.
Upon the trustees request an allowance
OF $500 per annum was ordered to be
paid for the services of a book-keeper for
the estate. This allowance for a book
keeper was owing to the tact that for
the past year the trustees receipts were
S5l $40 AZ; expenditures ,325 90;
amount of funds invested Sl43, 1865 20.
These figures therefore exhibit large
surplus amount in the financial business
OF the estate.
Hon. Henry Waterhouse being APP
pointed a trustee to fill the vacancy, the
clerk was ordered to notify him of his
appointment, and in the event of mis-
accepting tine office, that Mr.. Warehouse
file his acceptance as trustee. accept
ance afterwards received and fled.
The Board of Trustees now stand as
follows: Hon. VIM. o. Smith, Hon.
Henry Warehouse, and Miss Mary
Parker.
The master having referred to an over
charge OF commissions by the trustees,
amounting TO 500 AZ, it was ordered by
the Court that, the appointment of the
trustees not being a statutory matter,
the basis OF the charge, i. e. upon the
total OF income received, may be adhered
10, as has been the practice heretofore.
Following lisa summary OF the accounts
which the Court approved.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand July 81. 1SSS.......S $500 IS
Bills receivable, reed on ac. prin. 80 ,204 SO
Interest, reed on &C. int. Is, 357 Is
sales, etc ...............-.... $50 Os
Rent, reed on &C. rentals .. 645 90
Legal expenses, rec'd on &C. Court
expenses ..................... 40 90
Profit and loss, reed from that &C. 80 90
rentals -. 1900 90
Running expenses, rec d.......-. 80
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $51, $40 At
DISBURSEMENTS.
Bills receivable loaned upon Sc
curity................i.......$2 4, 1852 20
Bonds Hawaiian Govt. loaned
upon security ...........-...- $3.50 90 |
for cOws..... t $50 90
Running expenses, $500 SO;
med, attend. and med,
$697 40; care of grounds.
Sl,251 10; stable and car
risges, $is4 97............... 1888 o. |
Repairs. $492 IS; permit inn
provements. $419 II; furni-
ture, S1S2 SO................. 1,O4 80 |
Interest, paid int. bonds ... SO 90 |
Commissions, paid com's..... 1,O47 "a |
Legal expenses, paid ....... 232 25 |
Taxes -...........-.... AL % |
MausOleum, care of. .......... $50 90 |
bills.....-.......i......-..... 337 rs
Profit and loss, transfers to that
account acknowledgements. 40 OO
insurance, etc -. -. 425 90
$43,3 1926 SO
Cash on hand July 81, 1SS9....... 1914 81
Total ...............$51 $40 Al
E&0.E.
w. 0. SMITH,
Trustee.
Honolulu, Aug. l, 1889.