The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-06

HeyS, hlnlleys bdllOu a McClandndn, ne
makes the above representation, and
further, that he is the grandfather of
the following minors: Emilia, aged ten
years; Kihelu, aged FIVE years, and Ke-
WIKI, aged four years. The mother of
the last minors being dead and their
father, Paul keuala, consenting to the
petition. The minors have property and
estate in their own right within the
jurisdiction of the court consisting of
that certain piece or parcel of land sit
uate at kawaloa, Hama, Maui, in Royal
Patent 1855 containing 2S%l acres; land
described in Royal Patent 1891 to Kaa-
hama, situated at KGwaokapuna, con-
tanning an area of 1.6o acres; land de-
scTioed In grant number 1918 to Auhea
and KeEoko. situated at Papahawa-
hama, an area Of 60 acres.
JUDGMENT FOR RAwLINs.
Judge Humphreys having heard the
parties in the ejectment suit of L. w.
Rawiins VS.. Maraea X. Harbottle and
William Harbottle, yesterday Fl ed
judgment in favor of the plaintiff BY
the terms of the judgment plaintiff is
entitled to recover of the defendants
the land involved in the suit and the
costs of the action. The property is de-
scribed in Royal Patent 109 l.. c. A. SIS
AMENDED MASTERS REPORT.
An amended report of master and
referee on the accounts of administra-
| tor de bonis non has been Med by
, Frank Il. Thompson in the matter of
the estate of Joseph Comes, deceased.
/ The master states that at the hearing
| Of the matter on August "a, ]. A. Ma
COON for the administrator, stated the
| accounts had been passed upon by a
/ master. Mr.. Magoon later informed
/ him that he was in error. In order to
\ avoid the delay incident to new ref
| erence he has examined the accounts,
checked over the vouchers and commits
sions, and found them correct, render
ing a balance still undistributed, of
81, sos. So.
PLANTATION SUIT DECREE.
In the equity suit of the Wahiawa
Sugar Co. Ltd. VS.. the Waialua Agri-
cultural Co. Ltd, Judge Humphreys
mas fled in the Circuit Court a decree
sustaining defendants plea in abate-
ment and ordered all proceedings es-
topped until the title to the Hot lands
Involved shall have been settled. The
lands in question We're made the sub
iect of suit on the part of the plain
tiff. They claimed they had lease on
the property and that il was in possess
sion of the Waialua Plantation Com
pany. a suit was also instituted
against the Hollis by the defendants to
perfect their right to a lease of the
property which they aver. had been in
lcorporated into the Waialua Plantation
estate. After hearing arguments of
counsel FOR plaintiff and for defendant
the court says:
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the defendants plea in abatement
be allowed; and that all further pro-
ceedings in said cause be suspended
uphill the plaintiffs title is settled by
action at law or other appropriate pro-
lceedings."
PODEYN HEIRS ESTATE.
J. r. Hamburg, guardian of the per-
sons and estate of August Podeyn
Frederick Podeyn and Waldemar Po-
deyn, minors. has petitioned to the Cir
cult Court for allowance of final ac-
count and discharge. He was appoint
I'd as such on May 3. 1899, in place OF
. *. Podeyn, who resigned He AYERS he
mas collected all sums by him known OF
believed to- be due and collectable, and
las done all a faithful and prudent
guardian ought to do. He represents
z the estate is indebted to him in the
, sum of $16i.7e. but he waves all claim
. against the estate for this amount. anC
, for commissions as guardian. The es
tate consisted Of one lot on Pike
street, which with the dwelling hous
thereon, was sold on October y, 1888
2 There is now no estate, real persona
possession of said guardian. He ask
D that his bond be ordered cancelled. am
= his sureties thereto released from fur
:. ther obligation.
$ ESTATE or WALTER MURRAY
: GIBSON.
= Judge Humphreys filed a decree yes
: terday in the matter of the estate O
Waiter Murray Gibson. deceased, i
: which he ordered the discharge of Gee
Brown, trustee. at the latter's reques
: Under the provisions of the viii of tn
u late Minister of Foreign Affairs dur
e ing the reign of Kalakaua, and with til
d consent in writing of Talula l.. Haysel
II den. deviSee hereunder, Cecil Brow
.e executed deed of conveyance to Wi
. liam II. Pain and Paul Neumann of tn
> undivided two-thirds interest of, in an
= 10 the real and personal property of tn
'e estate of the Island of Lanai The dee
W is ordered duly stamped and .delivere
N TO the grantees therein named.
p Subject to the payment of the STAN
:, duties on the deed the accounts of Gee
- Brown are approved, and ne is di
=. charged of his trust and his sureti'
"a discharged from their obligations.
n, Mr.. Kunst. of Hawaii and Samoa, h;
n purchased the Gibson or Hayselde
III holdings on the Island of Lanai. tt
nj details are being closed. $4,000 W
a. accrue to the Hayseldens after all deb
" are paid.
ne MORE ARE NATURALIZED.
nd In Judge Estee's court yesterday 4
OF following persons were admitted to eli
Id zenship: Joe Andrade, Portugal; G..
o. Schiller. Germany; II. A Zerbe, &c
>, many: John A. Lucas, Austria; Cal
William J, Weir, Ireland.
n Il. l.. Marx was also admitted
en- practice in the United States court
=. BARK EMPIRE CASE AGAIN.
* The case of Christian Collins ct
it, vs.. bark Empire. was on in Judge +
a. tees court yesterday morning. Dal
& Gear. proctors for the libellant. re
nc an order to show cause why the bono
10 men who gave orders for the relea
he of the vessel should not pay the amou
ig of the decree. Kinney, Ballou K -
Clanahan, attorneys fer the libel
ship, had already filed a notice of a
peal to the United States Circuit Coz
OF APPEALS. together with bond &C
d. ering the costs. 1t was argued by tn
ion that if the Judge allowed this motion
Ill Davis & Gear the appellate court wol
re- not consider the case at all because