The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-30
MADE MANY
BAD ERRORS
John Pa'e, Guardian,
Admits Mistakes.
WARD PAYS W|FE'S BILLS
Wants Court To Order an Abstract
of Hui Lands--Money Lend
ers Grasping.

kalani. in place of John Pa'e, re-
isigned. The masters report on the af-
fairs of the former guardian, in coRnec-
ton with the property, was presented by
p. d. Kellett, Jr., the hearing of which
was postponed until Monday, February
i4th
/ The master says that the former guar
dian, John Pa'e, has admitted the incor-
lrectness of his accounts as to certain
Items which the master mentions, giving
as his reasons therefor his unfamiliarity
being all in the foreign language, which
We're handed to his attorney, S. K. Ka
ne, who prepared his accounts This be-
ling done, they were sworn to by him
land presented to the court for examina-
ton, and approval without the same
having been explained to him.
| 1t appears that he had other receipts
belonging to his wife and relatives mix
led up with those of his ward he not hav-
ing made any segregation, and, trusting
Ito his attorney, he thought they were
lall right, until their incorrectness was
reported.
The items admitted by the guardian to
his ward are as follows: February Z,
1899 to John Pa'e, school bill charged
twice, 81; from December g. 1899, to July,
1900 the wards shoe bill was $780, total
amount of guardians commissions as per
first, third and fourth annual accounts,
disallowed, $S4.70; attorneys fees disal-
flowed, $50; penalties of 10 per cent on
water rates. 50; penalties on taxes from
1895 to 1900, including judgment, costs, ad-
Ivertising ETC., S26.70; costs of court on
motion to show cause, 81; total amount
charged against John Pa'e, $175.45; bal
Iance cash on hand, $127.55; total amount
to be paid into court, 1903.
The guardian has also produced the
four indentures of lease which he was
ordered to do.
ASKS AID OF THE COURT.
w A Wall, commissioner appointed
lby the court to make a survey of the
premises involved in the case of NJ. F.
Scott ct al. VS.. E. n. Pilipo, partition
lsuit, filed his report yesterday as fol-
lows:
Il have made complete survey of all
the hui lands, also location of all kule-
anas and grants in said land but find it
impossible to divide said hui lands with
out an abstract of title of shares held by
members of said hui. / have asked the
lowners of hui shares to furnish me with
IA list of shares owned by them, until
am tired of asking, so will request the
court to order an abstract of title of Ho-
lualoa Hui lands
INTEREST ON MONEY HIGH
decree for the mortgaging of the
property of John Lot Kalani, a minor
was signed yesterday by the First Cir
,, cult Judge, for loan of $500 The de-
cree was issued in response to the peti.
ton of Judge Kaulukou, guardian of the
minor.
The property in question is located il
: Manoa and valued at $1,000. The peti
toner asked the court on December II
: 1900 to mortgage land in kikihale fol
81 500, and received that privilege from
1.-THE court interest to be paid at the
rate of per cent He was unable to Sc
cure the loan on the Kikihale property
the proposed money lenders demanding
greater security, to wit, property of tn
value of $4,000, with interest at Pc
cent. The court grants the guardian tn
privilege of mortgaging both parcels o
land for $500.
WONG KWAI CASE.
The First Circuit Judge yesterda!
signed the following decree in the cas-
of Wong Kwai VS.. Lydia K. Dominis
eNerwise known as Liliuokalani, which
E.. decided orally on Monday after
lit is ordered, adjudged and decreet
the ueltllQdHl uO SASSutSp bShhONi
and deliver to the plaintiff, a leas
the form attached to the bill of com
d plant; and it is further ordered, adjudg
ed and decreed that the plaintiff do there
upon execute, acknowledge and delive
Ito defendant counterpart of said lease
and that the defendant do pay t
the plaintiff the costs of this suit to b
4 taxed by the clerk of this court"
CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR
The following cases for the Februar,
term of the Circuit Court have alread
been placed ON the calendar: Territor
n of Hawaii VS.. Manuel Silva ct AL, liquo
distilling, jury waived; ]. NJ McChesne
VS.. A. NJ. Brown, Marshal, repleyin; J
M. McChesney VS.. A. NJ. Brown, replev
in Gehring & Butzke VS.. w. S. Edings
lassumpsit; ]. NJ. Vivas VS.. j. N. Lui2
assumpsit; M. Bernardo VS.. M. r. Ka
moali, damages; M. Bernado VS.. NJ. r
Castanha, damages; M Bernado VS.
Crispino de Camara, damages; ]. NJ. VI
vas VS.. Isabella Bettencourt, assumpsit
Jas. Handlon VS.. j. Vivichaves, assumr
Sit V. Vasconcelles VS.. Rebecca A. bod
land r. W. Cathcart, executors, assumr
" sit; T. R. Mossman VS.. H. r. Macfar
lane, quieting title; l.. AhIo VS.. Waia
lua Agricultural Co., quieting title; u
H. Parker VS.. Palea, trespass; H. II
= Parker VS.. E. K. Bull, trespass; F. Pa
hia VS.. Palea, trespass; John Bell w
Palea, trespass; VIM. Henry VS.. Palea
trespass; Territory of Hawaii vs. Endc
aiding and abetting; H. NJ. Levy VS.. "
K. Azbill assumpsit; All Quon VS.. ron
All Quon, assurnpsit; Decker and Bur
nette VS.. Robert Parker Lewis assump
sit; II. R. Hitchcock VS.. See Tong, as
Isumpsit; II. Yamamoto ct al. VS.. Loka
ma, assumpsit; Priscilla E. Hassinger e
al. VS.. Helen B. King ct al. ejectment
g t. r. Mossman VS.. C. Moutng, assump
!, sit; Henry Smith VS.. Hamakua Mill Co
- ejectment; Hamakaulani Holt VS. Hama
: l1ua Mill Co., ejectment; J. D. Holt, Jr
n VS.. Kauhi, ejectment
d There are yet about 200 more cases (
e be added to the calendar.
g COURT NOTES.
n Under the new rules of the Suprem
Court recently promulgated, the mem
bers of the bar are now supplied with
new blank form, Notice to Place CauS
on Calendar" This is printed with tn
usual blank space for inserting tn
names Of plaintiff and defendant, an
below is the following:
ITO the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
Yeu are hereby notified that all require
ments for placing the above entitled cas-
on the calendar of the Supreme Coui