The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-08-07

h. learned Of the mans career. Up 70
The tine Of his departure nothing au-
rhsnric had been learned CT Mr. Hayne-
n Is known that he deposited com
Portable sums Of money in q local bank
ing house. but almost Immediately
drew against them This money II Is
said. came from the proceeds OF the
sale Of certain Investments neld py
M Hsvne from the estate OF her nrsr
husband. During the past few months
her demands upon the estate we're sucn
-Ls- rrs trustees found II necessary 10
Tf-,,7- her drawings and sale OF property
10 the exact terms OF the will
Prior 70 Haynes departure Tor the
C0as- 2 few weeks ago ne settled MS
numerous bills with drafts on the Ne
va1a Bank Of San Francisco. In ali
rre amount Of the drafts was anouL
$500. Of this about $500 was Tor
cash advanced by Willie Peterson q
vOurz nan with whom Eayue had nu-
Tra-ors dealings. Peterson does q little
morey lending business II connection
with his duty as typewriter and II L
suuuosed that his loans 10 Hayne were
for The usual consideration Just TOW
-uct Nj. Peterson Is out by his trans
action i not stated The most glarIaS
error made by Hayue was II accepting
= $500 bonus from q Chinese firm 10
hind q bargain for the purchase OF &
-rfcs plantation on this island Hayue
tod the owners thai he had left draft
for the purchase price OF the plantation
and The money would be paid as soon
q returns were received IRON san
Francisco. This together With most
Of The other drafts given by Mr. Hayue
we're returned marked 10 funds
This Is not the first Instance OF
Ee-1z-s fC-zs-fuIrezs in his banking
affairs When be went Ezsl with Yrs
Havre 4 year ago. Mrs Hayue's son
WIS LETT behind at the home On the
hill NJ. L.aruzck OF W W Dimoud' :
volunteered 70 look after the boy and
rHe house during Haynes absence al
Ezvr= gave him c cheek for $40 telling
him -hzr he would keep him supplied
during his absence Mr. Laruaek pre-
szr-eF the check at The bank and was
Informed thar there were no funds
lfr I.zruack gave UD housekeeping
shortly after this and the boy went 10
live with T J. Higgins It was Just
before his departure CT this "Trip that
he invited members Of the press 20
dine with him at The Hawaiian Hotel
and 4 few responded II was 4 nice
dinner. well served II The private room
and without vines Hayue paid the
bill amounting 70 81 by check In due
tine II was presented through Maefar-
lane Z Co 70 the hank ard retur1eo
marked --ro funds IL was believed
By 1Izcfzrlzne < Co 70 be t0rgetfuI-
ness On Haynes part and nothing was
said. the check vas paid on his return
Another Instance Il reported from
California HavEe Is said 70 have
procured clothing and coin TO the
amount Of 800 from 4 fashionable tail
orfug firm and settled by 9 draft On
z E0uoEuIu bank The draft was r.
Turned unpaid bur HaEue was hot
bothered 4 few weeks later the head
Of the firm passed through On his way
20 Australia and called On Ezyue re-
gzrdizg z settlement He told him
there uust &c Z mistake and he EcuId
look into IL When The man was On
the wharf waiting for the STEAMER 70
sail Ezgue stepped up and assured him
Il vas al right. that he lad fxesf Z az
the hank BefurE the steamer sailed
the nan teIephouef 10 the bank and
Isarued that nothing had been done
Mr. Hayne was evidently thoughtIesz
Is 70 his financial matters