The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-01

should be taken as evidence in the case,
ard additional evidence was also heard.
The judge says that the burden was
on the defendant to prove strict
compliance with all the requirements
of the statute, and failed in his proofs
in this respect.
Plaintiffs in the case of Wing Chong
Wal Company VS.. Margaret ". Carter.
by their attorneys, Cecil Brown and
Kinney Ballou & Mechanism, yester-
day filed discontinuance
In the matter of the estate of
Lau Tseung, otherwise Lau Chong,
deceased. an inventory was filed
yesterday by the administrator as fol-
lows: Real property, $500; personal
property, life insurance policy in the
Equitable Life Insurance Society of
New York, $500; New York Life,
50, 500; Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany, $500; five shares of the capital
stock Waimanalo plantation, $500; ten
shares Woodlawn Fruit Company, nom
inal; part interest in Wing Wo Tai
Company, $1,000; fire insurance Royal
Company, $1,000; interest in Chinese
Coffee Company, $4,000; lease, $3.50; ten
shares Kona Coffee hui, $50: total, $15,-
430.
The following cases of the Territory
against several appealed opium actions
were nolle pressed yesterday: All Hoy,
Choy Kung, All Kwai, Nee Young,
Lock Sui, Tong Mung, All Hop, All
Chin, All Long. Defendants were rep
resented by F. M. Brooks.
In the Injunction proceedings brought
by the Territory against Her Majesty,
Liiiuokalani, ct al, the Circuit Judge
yesterday granted the motion to allow
defendant ten days in which to file an
answer.
The Circuit Judge yesterday made
an order extending the February term
of court for twelve days. The regular
term ends tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary McInerny, Ella McInerny,
E. A. McInerny, VIM. II. McInerny and
]. d. McInerny, beneiciaries under the
will of Michael McInerny, deceased,
yesterday filed a document in which
they agree to waive all rights they
may have, to require, from the execu-
tors and trustees of the will of dece-
dent, an accounting to the court in so
far as the business is concerned and the
estate matters in their control as such
executors under the direction of and by
virtue of the power conferred upon
them by the will and further agree
that the said benefeiarieS, on examin-
alton of the business heretofore carried
on and controlled by said executors in
the discharge of their duties as such
are fully satisfied with all of their acts
and proceedings and specifically waive
any further accounting to them or in
their behalf and consent to the final
discharge of the executors as prayed
for in their petition.
The following probate cases are SET
for this morning at 10 o'clock in the
Circuit Court at chambers to be taken
up in their order:
Estate M. McInerny. petition of exc
cutors for discharge.
Estate Chang Tai, administration.
Guardianship Chang Young, ct al, pc
tition for guardianship.
Estate John Phillips. masters report
Estate A. A. Todd, masters report on
final accounts.
Estate J. H. Wood, annual accounts.
Guardianship Kealohakalani mas
ter's report.
Estate Godfrey Rhodes. masters re-
port on annual accounts.
Estate Kaleipua Kanoa, master's>re-
port on annual accounts.
Estate Simon Roth, masters report
on annual accounts.
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