The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26
COURT NOTES

In the matter OF the SuaTulan-
ship of Henri G. McGrew, before
Judge Cooper, the Court appointed
Charles L. Carter as guardian I'M
der 5000 bond, the petition alleg-
ing that said McGrew is unable 20
manage ordinary business affairs
the wife of the respondent was in
Court and did not offer any objec-
tions. A. s. Hartwell for the APP
plication F. NJ. Wakefield for Mrs.
McGrew.
Chief Justice Judd has approved
the accounts of the trustees Of the
estate Of Bernice Pauahi Bishop for
1898 and has ordered publication
Of the inventory of the property in
said estate, which appears else
where.
Application is also filed for let
tiers of administration on the estate
of the late Frank 5. Pratt, and
March 10Th set for the hearing.
Value of the property, $4,000,
which, as deceased died intestate,
and leaving no children, will go
one-half to the widow and oue-half
to foreign heirs in Boston, Mass.
VIM. Foster for the petitioner.
The report of the Trustees of the
kamehameha Schools under the
will Of the late Hon. Bernice P.
Bishop. for the year ending De-
CEN ber 81. 1898, filed on the 22d
Of ia luary, 1894, has had my at
tentiou.
The report is accompanied by
report Of the principal of the
schools, Rev. ". B. Oleson. who
retired from the priuoipalship in
June last. and whose place Is now
filed by Mr.. Theodore Richards ;
also an account Of the receipts and
expenditures Of the estate and Of
the Bernice P. Bishop Museum.
These accounts are accompanied
by proper vouchers. l do not
deem it necessary to refer the
account TO a master, the estate
now being in good running order.
As required by the will, the trus-
tees submit an inventory Of the
property of the estate OF Mrs.
Bishop, and of the present invest
mentS, which l direct to be pub
lished in the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER.
The Hawaiian people are to be
congratulated upon the condition
of the school.
4. F. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Honolulu, Jan. %, 1894.
The ESTATE OF 3. P. BIsHoP-IS-
vENToRY, DECEMBER 81, 1898.
The Trustees return, Us in their
hands, the whole of the real estate
described or referred to in the inven-
tory filed with their accounts last
year; also,
(al The strip Of land on the Wal
kiki side Of Emma street, Honolulu,
part Of the Iii Of kaakopua IL. c. a.
ag7I. Ap. PSI. described in deed of c.
L. Hopkins TO Trustees, recorded in
Lib. IL. on pages l65 and l61. This
land i subject t. the life interest OF
keaweamahil 5000.
ID The Ahupuaa of haluakOi, Mo-
IOkai, being the land described in
Royal Patent grant 3l46 TO Charles
r. Bishop, containing an area of $500
acres; and all Ills and kuleanas there
in belonging to said C. r. Bishop.
But excepting from the said last
years inventory the following pieces
of land, which have been sold during
the year 1898:
u Two house lots at Nakiki, on
Wilder Avenue, Honolulu, cOmpris-
ing the land described IS z. P. grant
1888, Apana >, and the piece or portion
OF r. P. grant PISS, Apana l, to Lot
kamehameha, lying between r. P.
grant 1888 and hewalO street, sold to
Fred Harrison March Is, 1898.
q The piece Of land at keomuku
street, Waikiki, described in L. c. a.
2l26, and the strip of land lying be-
tween l. c. \. 1911, Ap l, TO Kanae,
at Waikiki. and the road sold to Mr..
II 4. Widemanu FOR $500.
The following personal property has
been acquired by the Trustees from
the Hon. c. r. Bishop:
al The lease of the lands of hala-
maula, GA acres, Palaau II,25S acres,
and Kapaakea 2I7S acres, MOlokai,
from the Commissioners Of Crown
Lands, for thirty years from January
l, ISIS, at $500 8 year rental.
OBJ All the cattle, horses aud live
stock running upon the lands COM
prised within the term the " NOlOkai
Ranch
The Hon. c. r Bishop surrendered
his lifeinteresT in the following
lands
a. The AhupUaa of Kauuakakai,
p. P. grant $3.50, Ap. /.
@ All lands belonging to the late
B. P. Bishop at Waikiki, Oahu, lying
maEai OF the Government main road
to kapiolani Park
The Trustees have on hand the fol-
loving securities and monies:
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE EAAEEAIEHA /