The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29
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an alleged hui of Chinese is attempt
ing to restrain the Rapid Transit Com
pany from laying its tracks through the
McCully tract.
PRENDERGAST IS LECTURED.
The petition OF Louis Pearson, widow
er and heir of Mary K Pearson. asking
for the removal OF John K. Prendergast
az administrator, was denied. Prender-
CAST was ordered TO apply the funds
held by him to the payment OF out
standing Indebtedness. and in future TO
use more care and diligence il the
exercise OF his duties as an admins
traitor. Judge Robinson also stated
that Prendergast was negligent and
had not obeyed the orders OF Judge Lit
tie.
KAMALO CASE ARGUED.
The famous Kamalo case was opened
up again yesterday morning before the
Supreme Court and the reading OF the
record and arguments occupied the day
until o'clock. when an adjournment
was taken until 10 o'clock this morning,
George Davis. for the plaintiff. being
interrupted in the middle of his argu-
ment.
II can finish in five said Davis,
the latter part OF the sentence being
about to lean back In their chairs. when
Davis said that by o'clock he would
surely be through.
1--WE understood you to say five min
utes. Mr.. Davis said Judge Frear.
Davis. Magoon G. Dillon. Stewart.
Marks e. Milverton appeared for plain
tiffs. and Robertson & Wilder. Kinney.
Ballou & McClanahan and r. w.
Hankey for defendant. Mr.. Marx read
the complaint and amended complaint.
followed by Robertson. who read the
answer OF Frank Hustace. ]. J. Eagan.
F. II. Foster. The final decree was
read. In the afternoon Robertson
completed his argument. followed by
AcClanahan. Davis talked steadily for
more than an hour. The motion of the
plaintiff to strike out the last tram
script of testimony was denied.
GUARDIAN FOR HOLT MINORS.
Judge Robinson fled an order yes
terday appointing Helen A. Holt OF
Honolulu guardian of Valentine s. Holt.
Waffle E. Holt. Amelia A. Holt. Helena
A. Holt, James r. Holt and Irene A.
Holt. minors. requesting the appointee
TO qualify by filing a bond in the sum
OF 5000 for each OF the minors.
Judge Gear yesterday ordered an adj
sale OF real estate in the
estate of Donald G.. Campbell, alias
James Osborne, at public auction in
front of the Judiciary building on Fri
day. June 6. The property consists of
a piece of land at Maulukikepa, Wal
kiki. area 5-100 acres: a parcel OF land
at Kapaakea. Waikiki, area 4611 square
feet.
Judge Robinson granted the petition |
Of Thomas Pedro to sell personal prop |
erty belonging to Samuel Pedro, an in |
sane person. The property consists of |
one brake. one express wagon, two
horses. total of about $3.50. The pc
titioner said it was expensive to feed |
and keep the horses. and because of
their lack of use. the vehicles were Ii
able to deterioration in value.
The report of Henry Smith, master in
the estate of James Woods. deceased,
was approved by Judge Robinson, and |
a fee of $50 ordered paid to him.
NJ. G.. Silva, administrator OF the es-
tate of John da Costa, has paid into
the Circuit Court the sum of $371.9O
being share of two minor children of
said John da Costa, deceased.
In the action of c. A. Long VS.. II. |
Armitage ct al. w. H Cornwell. one
Df the defendants, has filed a notice
Robertson & Wilder as his
attorneys in place of F. T.. Thompson. |