The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-08-29


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properties Among THESE improvements
the laying out ~ The property known
a. "Mauna kamalH' on King street.
which is nov ready f1r occupancy. IN
exchange for a portion of this land the
trustees have accepted from the Ameri-
can Board FOR Foreign Missions the old
kaumakapili church site in the district
of Kamanuwai and adjoining lots own
I'd by the Estate. the tract to- be- cut
up by streets. making 10 accessible aud
marketable.
Considerable nlllng has also been
done in the kakaako district. particu-
larry In the vicinity Of the Bishop
was let to Cotton Bros. a co. for Si43,-
OS2.OO and of this amount s53.4SO has al
ready been paid for work done.
Roads have been constructed also at
Kalihi running makai past the Girls
School to the oahu railway tracks and
opening up considerable unoccupied
land.
The investigation of water in the Hoo
nokane Valley has been completed and
the engineer, Arthur 5. futile, is now
in New York making plans and esti-
mates.
Fishery suits have been filed, and also
patents secured to lands belonging to
the estate. The value of real estate
purchased during the year was S25, Isl. 20
and the property sold brought 500, acc. 80.
This last amount includes So, 1880 re-
ceived for Pearl Harbor land taken by
the United States.
The current expenses of the Kameha-
meha schools for the year amounted to
9l,O2S3j, while the permanent improve
ment expenditure was Sl9,026.jl. The
total is S3,l95 less than the amount
spent on the schools last year and IL is
hoped to still further curtail the ex-
pense. Charles Bartlett Dyke, the
principal, is highly commended and the
report concludes: Under all the cir
cumstances the Trustees are pleased
with the work of the schools this year,
and are encouraged in their desire to
improve upon the trust confided to
their hands to make of Kamehameha a
monument worthy of its generous
founder, the late Bernice =. Bishop"
During the year McBryde Sugar Co.
bonds were purchased to the amount
of SAP, $50
COURT NOTES.
Copies We're received yesterday of the
calendar for Judge Hdrdys September
term of court To begin next Monday.
Two murder cases are up for trial,
Chong Kong Why and Yoshayo Den
gin. The civil calendar is made up
largely of fishing right eases. There is
but one divorce case on the docket
Judge Robinson began the hearing
yesterday of the case of G. II. Hemen-
way, trustee for Is. Taketa, VS.. n. Ia
keta, which is a suit for recovery of
property of a bankrupt alleged to have
been transferred to n. Taketa in viola
ton of the bankruptcy act. The de-
PENDANT claims he paid full value for
the store taken by him and has also
stocked it anew.
In the case of Bishop & Co. VS.. w.
II. Pain ct al, Talula l.. Hayselden
has asked that the reissued complaint
be dismissed. The first summons was
thrown out by Judge Gear for failure
of plaintiff to comply with the rules
of court.
Bond for the appearance of Chang
Lee Yum who was arrested for fear
he would leave the country, before a
suit against him had.been settled, was
filed yesterday.