The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-04
THE TERM
EXTENDED
Twelve Days More Of
Circuit Court.
IHE MINER CASE ORAGS
J. Ligh,foot Appointed Guardian of
the Kirg Children Wee
W. y. Smith.

ument:
ut appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that this order should be
made, ii is ordered that the November,
A. d. 1900. term of this court be and
the same Is hereby extended for the
period of twelve days from the Bird day
of December, 1900"
The November term expired yester-
day by the statutory limitations, but
the law provides that in exigencies the
term may be extended in the discretion
of the judge. This order has been
brought about by the length of time
taken by the Miner divorce case, which
has thrown the calendar out consider
ably and which Is still on.
NEW GUARDIAN APPOINTED.
w. o. Smith, guardian of Robert
Davis King, VIM. s. King, Samuel w.
King. Daniel King and Helen King
was discharged as such by order of the
first Judge yesterday and his accounts
approved.
j. Lightfoot was appointed in his
place under bond Of $4,000. The form
er guardian was discharged upon his
petition for allowance Of accounts and
discharge of guardian filed November
18th.
The accounts of w. O. Smith showed
that he charged himself with the sum
Of $1.l6S.27, with expenditures amount
ing to S2SS.32. leaving II balance of
ss29.95. The property Is inventoried at
1889
MADE A DILIGENT SEARCH.
w. +. Burnette, administrator of the
40 n IN nF Hou
fled a supplementary inventory of the
assets of the deceased. in which he
states that after careful and diigent
search he Is unable to furnish any more
complete inventory of the estate of II.
C. Norton than the one already filed in
the court.
THE JONES MINORS.
Isabelle Nice. Jones. guardian OF the
persons ana estates Oh EDWIN Austin
Jones. Helen Jones' Margaret Jones ana
Catherine nay JOIies lnInUrs, mas tIed
.!Gr accouhts as sucn guardian. in the
Flrst Circuit Court. The accounts date
IRON June 20 and show receipts in the
sum Of sl,o5l. 81 and expenses SsSS.4S,
,caving balance OF s563.11
An Inventory of the estate gives the
value of the Nuuanu street homestead
1t $1,000; pasture land in rear of same
900; one-third life interest of Isabelle
Nee. Jones in above real estate. The
personal property is given in the fol-
owing Items: 266 shares Bank of Ha-
vail, Ltd. stock certificate No. i5, $685.
500 "a shares Hawaiian Trust & Invest
nent Co. Ltd, certificate No 20, So, 100;
"a shares Hawaiian Trust 4 Invest
ment Co, Ltd. certificate No. u. s., 400;
: oahu Railway bond at G per cent, No.
'325, $1,000; / OAHU Railway bond at
Der cent. No. lo2 800; / Oahu Railway
bond at per cent. No. 1877. S1O0; l oahu
halfway bond at 6, per cent, No. 2i1,
800; " shares Peter c. Jones. Ltd, GER
nlicate No. u. $1,000; household furni-
tNe' two-thirds interest of 500, 81 900;
Ne horse. two-thirds interest OF $780,
66 81 to which add cash on hand Sep
. GF"Sv"1t't."'cf --a26, makes a to-
: term the work of the.a
' aries and pastors, and W, .rhop,. art
pray that the members Of this churct
and the people throughout the Islands
will labor with diligence to carry on
this good work of the Lord ="
Governor Dole was on the program
to deliver an address, Aloha from the
Territory" but sent the following note
Of regret, which was read by Mr. West
crvet;
sunday Morning.
i'''NA WV w 'rl'l ' VIZ - Sntll NOT ne
able tn speak Mt the Kawaiahao church
this evening, ! am sorry To say. | hope
10 be- present Mt the exercises Sin
cer"y yours SANFORD Il. DOLE.
Rev. John g. Hay of the Christian
church spoke in place of the Governor.
giving Aloha from the Denomina-
tons as the text of his address. He
said that as he had listened To the ac-
count of the work of the missionaries
and pastors his mind had wandered
back 10 picture the first audience which
listened 70 Rev. Hiram bingham al
most or the present site of Kawaiahao
church and then thought Of the grand
children of those first converts The
grandchildren We're in the present au-
dience and this To the speaker was am
pie evidence of The power of God Ia
bring men 10 believe In Him. God had
placed good pastors in Kawaiahao
church To lead the people, He prayed
that its future days would be oven bet
''r than the glorious ones OF the past
~ extending the glory of the Lord
among the people OF the Hawaiian Is
lands,
Hon, W Il. Castle, in giving Aloha
from the Descendants of the Mission
aries spoke in part a. follows:
'Kawaiahsu' A name never To be
forgotten In Hawaii or in tho history of
christian development. The name of
THIS church is known as far as the gos.
pei Of Christ extends. In all It's past
years the walls Of Kawaiahao have re-
sounded with the best that there is in