The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-11-28
WANTS ALL
THE PAPERS
w. F. c. Hassen's De-
mands In Court.
SUIT AGAINST PAIN ET Al.
Upset Price too High for the Pinac
Land at Kaniahaku on
Hawaii.

his bill for dissolution of the co-partner-
ship at present existing in the Palawai
Valley and Upland Development Associa-
the defendants named in the suit. These
are, in separate papers filed. w. H. Pain
and Alexander Garvie; ]. F.. Bowler, c.
B. Wood, F. r. Day, c. P. Grimwood, j.
S. Walker, F. H. Humphreys, A. Barnes
and H. F. Lewis, F. NJ. Lewis and E. l..
Lewis, doing business under the firm
name and style of LewisCe Co.. Geo. Her
bert, ]. H. Schnack, F. L. Dortch and w.
w. Ahana; H. r. Hitchcock; John Col
burn, David Kawananakoa and ]. Kala-
nianaole; Gardner K. Wilder Plaintiff in
each joinder says that the objections urg
ed to plaintiffs bill of complaint on file
herein and the grounds of demurrer at
tempted to be specified and set out in the
demurrers are not and neither of said OBJ
jections or grounds are well taken and his
own bill is good in form and substance
and that the same is sufficient in law.
w. Austin Whiting and w. j. Robin
son, attorneys for plaintiff, have made
demand on the attorneys for w. H. Pain
or of the defendants as follows:
You will please take notice and you
are hereby notified that the plaintiff does
hereby require you to produce and does
hereby demand that you produce at the
trial of the action to be used and offered
in evidence by the said plaintiff, and on
his behalf, the following documents, pa
pers and letters, the same being in your
possession and control, to wit:
81. List of subscribers and agreement
signed by the parties hereto with view
to the formation and organization of The
Palawai Valley & Upland Development
Associa ton;
so. Statement, itemzed and in detail,
of all subscriptions paid;
"3. All vouchers for all accounts paid;
"a. Itemized and detailed statement of
all accounts outstanding;
''5. All letters received from w. F. c.
Hassen, the plaintiff above named.
"6. Copies of all letters written to said
W. F. c. Hassen.
81. Payrolls forwarded to W. H. Pain
by said w. F. c. Hassen.
| SO. Report submitted by said w. F. c.
Hassen. in three parts"
/ UPSET PRICE TOO HIGH
Samuel Kailimai, administrator of the
estate of j. Pinao Qk), late of Aiea, Eva,
Oahu, has made his returns to the Circuit
Court of the sale of real estate belong
i ing to deceased He petitions for a re-
sale. The first order of sale was made
by the First Circuit Judge September 26,
1900, permitting the disposal at public auc-
ton, piece of land at Kaniahaku Puma,
Hawaii, on which an upset price of $1,000
was placed. The property was offered for
sale at noon, November II, 1900, but no bid
was made for the reason that the upset
price is too high.
The administrator asks for an order of
re-sale.
I ]. r. WILLIAMS ESTATE.
| w. r. Castle, trustee under the will of
| ]. r. Williams, has filed his annual ac-
count of the estates affairs. He charges
himself with 81, 1,119.65 and asks to be al
lowed credit for the following sum ex-
pended 11,7S9.35. This accounting shows
a balance of s669.7O due the trustee.
RECEIVER FOR c. AKAU.
| The Judge of the First Circuit Court has
/ filed an order appointing Thomas Aiu,
| of Kailua, North Kona, Hawaii, as re-
ceiver of all the estate property, money
ant c. Akau in the case of H. Hackfeld &
Co. VS.. c. Akau, C. Ako and c. X. All.
The order reads:
| Upon the bill of complaint of the plain
| tiff corporation, and defendants c. Ako
and c. K. All consenting to this order the
defendant c. Akau having made no ap-
pearance in this case though duly sum-
moned and served with process herein on
the 1st day of October, 1900, this court
doth hereby order:
THAT the sum of s2.61572 together with
interest thereon from the 1st day of Octo-
Der. 1900, is due and owing by defendants
| G. Akau and c. Ako to plaintiff on their
joint account, and that the sum of s4,-
463.O1 Including the said sum of S2615 72)
is due and owing by defendant c. Akau
severally to the plaintiff on the security
| or three mortgages granted by defendants
c. Akau and c. Ako to plaintiff
Ihat Thomas Aiu, Esq, of Kailua,
North Kona, Hawaii, upon his filing an
approved bond in the sum of $3.50 be and
Is hereby appointed receiver of all the
property of G. Akau described in said
three mortgages to take charge and col
llect all outstanding debts, and to sell at
public auction or private sale all or any of
the estate, debts, whenever he shall deem
pest for the interests of all concerned,
and generally to wind up the business and
affairs of said defendant C. Akau.
| &C. Akau is ordered to deliver over to
the receiver all the property, money and
leHects or him the said c. Akau with all
papers and documents relating thereto. -
HEARING IN VACATION.
Jno. w. Cathcart, Deputy Attorney
General, and F. NJ. Brooks, attorney for
defendant, have filed stipulation that in
the action of the Territory of Hawaii
against Wong Kui, the case may be
neard In vacation as of the term
IL MAGOON IS ADMINISTRATOR.
Y j. Alfred Magoon was yesterday ap-
pointed permanent administrator of the
Aestate of Benjamin E. Steigmann, deceas-
Ied, under bond Of $1,000
N CONTINUED BY CONSENT
The case of the Territory of Hawaii
vs. Manuel Silva and hlta Silva, charged
with distilling spirituous liquor without
having first obtained a license so to do
mas been continued until the next term OF
Court by consent
SELLING DATE WAS A HOLIDAY.
The judge of the First Circuit Court has
postponed the sale of property ordered in
the Dill of partition of Lillian Lee New
ton, an infant by Albert F.. Judd. he,
next friend, vs.. Geo. II. Newton and
Sarah w. Newton, his wife: Flora A
stevens, widow; Caroline N. Clark .
widow; and Juliette z. Forbes and Geo
w. Forbes, her husband
1t appearing that the. decree of sale
made sets the date thereof on November
q. 1900, which is a public holiday. and or
motion made by Alfred w. Carter. spe.
Icfally appearing on behalf of the defend
ants, for continuance or postponement
of said sale, the First Circuit Judge has
Iordered adjudged and decreed that th.