The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-18
HE STANDS FROM UNDER
SPRECKELS TRANSFERS HIS
PROPERTY.
Various Theories Advanced For This
New Move-Said to Fear Possible
Conhscation.

Spreckels, who recently came here
from the Coast, was in a Fort-street
store the other day and said that "the
old man" had transferred all his prop
erty on these Islands to his sons and
daughter, so as to put it beyond the
reach of any possible confscation.
"Colonel Spreckels is not going to
Washington" said this employee, "but
he intends to remain at San Francisco,
and let Hawaiian politics alone. He
is convinced that he made a great
mistake and took decided risk when
he came here to oppose annexation and
badger the Government He sees
clearly enough that the Provisional
authorities are giving Hawaii the best
system of rule it ever had, and he be-
gins to feel that aims ration will win.
In the meantime he knows that it
would not pay him to kick against the
pricks.'
'Dosen't the transfer mean that Mr..
Spreckels is going to return and make
another campaign, secure in the belief
that he cannot then be deprived Of his
Island holdings as punishment"
"Not at all happen to know that
he intends to leave Hawaiian public
affairs alone and devote his business
genius to things which will be more
profitable to him."
"Do the transfers include everything
the Sugar King has here?"
"Everythingl Real estate, stocks,
credits and the like. The family resi-
dence and other real estate go to his
daughter Emma and his sons get the
stock
As transfers of Hawaiian realty must
be filed here, STAR reporter was sent
to Investigate. He found that a con-
veyance had indeed been made.
Following is Mr.. Spreckes' deed to
his daughter;
Know all men by these presents
that l, Claus Spreckels, of the city and
county of San Francisco, State of Cali
furnla, in consideration Of one dollar to
me in hand, paid by Emma Claudlna
Spre ckels of said city and county Of
San Francisco, the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged, and Of my love
and IF, ction for her, have gwen,
granted, bargAIned, sold and conveye d
aud by these presents do give, blrg in,
grant, sell and convey unto SAID Emma
Claudlna Spreckels, her heirs and as
signs, all of those tracts of land, stu
at d at Honolulu, Island Of Oahu,
/. Hawaiian Islands, described as follows
1. Ali Of those tracts or parcels Of
land situated on Fort, Merchant, Alakea
: and Queen streets, in SAID Honolulu
. described as follows:
G.) All those premises situated or
, the east corner of Fort and Queer
streets, now occupied by S. G, Wilder
: & Co., set forth by metes and bound!
IN Royal Patent No. 1884 grant tC
V. K. Kamamalu, excepting so much
' as was conveyed to c. P. Judd by deco
dated December 9th, 1867, of RECORD
in the Hawaiian Registry of Deeds in
} Lib. IA, Fol. AIS.
: (2) All those premises standing
between said Merchant and Queer
streets, set forth by metes and bound
: in L, c. A. No. Is9, to Kekuanaoa
Royal Patent No. 7o4.
= Cd All Of those premises extending
between said Merchant and Queer
! streets set forth by metes and bound
! in l.. c. A. No. 100, to " Kamamalu
' Royal Patent No. 900.
q CD All of those premises extending
, between said Merchant and Quee
streets, set forth by metes and bound
S in l.. c. A. No, I6I, to V. Kamamalu
= Royal Patent No, 6o5.
{ 50 All of those premises eXtendin
between said Merchant and Quee
0 streets, set forth by metes and bound
in l.. c. A, No, I62, TO V. Kamamalr
n Royal Patent No. 607,
It (6) All Of those premises situate
). on the corner Of said Queen and Al;
n kea streets, set forth by metes an
+ bounds in L. c. A. No, 6so5, to Ah'
d Royal Patent No. 1923.
= Cd All Of those premises situate