The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-19
THREE
WEALTHY
ESTATES
Appraisers Make
Report on
Three.
FIX VALUE ON
SUGAR STOCKS
Maefa'.sns. Louisson and Lish.
MaefG,snr. Louisson and Lish.
man Appraisemsnts
Filed.

ADVERTISEMENTS of three large estate!
of well known men recently deceased
were filed yesterday in Circuit Court
The report of the appraisers. ]. w
Jones. j. A. Thompson and ]. M
vivas. is compared in each instance
with the inventory of the executors as
follows:
Appraisers
Report. Inventory.
NJ Louisson 49,. s257, 59s .26 $163. 1868 So
Robert Lishnlan :. 77.1s7 90 62,67S. 90
f. c. Maefarlane.. 6e.115.3S --.-..-.
LoUIssoN ESTATE
In the Louisson estate. 775 shares of
M s. Grinbaum & CO.. listed at par by
the executors, is appraised at $500 a
share, making & total of $155,OoO Sew
enty shares of Honolulu Brewery are
listed at $40 each; Metropolitan Meat
Co. at $50; IA bonds of Hama planta-
ton, 1900; 200 shares Eva at s24 each,
5000; 100 shares Hama. $S-s21k each.
though par is $780, Twenty-Five shares
in the Honolulu Iron Works, par value
Zoo. are appraised at s225 each to-
Ezl of s562s. Various mortgages. cash
n hand. notes. etc, are listed. making
a total of s64.o15. The executors listed
Hama stock at par, a total of $4,000,
as compared with s3s7.S7, the appraised
value.
LISHMAN ESTATE.
The Lishn1an estate consists princi-
palIy of real property: land at Makiki.
the homestead, is put in at $3.50 and
appraised at $4,000; land on Kewalo
street estimated at 81, 156 is appraised
at $4,000; land on Piikoi street put in
at $3.50 is appraised at $4,000 Per-
sonai property is appraised at $1,000, as
against $6375, shown by the executors,
higher value being placed upon cat !
tie by the appraisers. Sugar stocks are
appraised at 17,4S7, the only change
made by the appraisers being in Waia- |
iua stock. which they valued at $50 per
share. instead of $50.
MACFARLANE ESTATE.
The executors placed the entire es-.
tate of e. c. Macfariane at par. a /.
soodiy part of the stock in the Ha-,
waiian Hotel is pledged for loans and
according to the appraisers, in some in
stances far more than it is worth The
appraisers estimate of the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel stock (par value 5000 is
but SIS per share; 425 shares are ap-
praised at 10,625: &c shares pledged for
$1,000 at $3.50; so shares pledged for
$500 at 1880: so shares pledged for
500 at 1880; IS shares pledged for $1,000
ar sis75. Ninety shares of stock in
MacfarIane & Co. are appraised at par
(Sioo), a total of $4,000; 100 shares pledg-
ed for $4,000 at $4,000. The one-third
inte-est< in the Hotel Annex is esti
mated at $S33S.33, and a similar inter-
Isl in the Puuloa ranch at $1,000. Three
khares in the Union Feed Co. are APP
praised at 1925 each, a total of 1878,
and one share of Pioneer Mill Co. at
S57 The membership insurance in the
Honolulu Stock Exchange is appraised
at $500, and the seat there at $500
The appraisers value 500 McBryde
shares pledged for $4,000 at S. per share,
a total of $500, and 100 shares of XII
le stock pledged for $4,000 at SO per
share. total of $1,000.
PARIS ON THE STAND.
The Paris Magoon case was again
characterized yesterday by sharp strife
between the attorneys. The fun began
n the morning when Mechanism Of
cred In evidence the decree of Judge
Perry in the former trial. Magoon OBJ |
ected on the ground that the decree
vas reversed by the Supreme Court,
md was ''decayed." rotten and of
10 effect, even when given.
Judge Perry will be glad to hear
hat said McClanahan. Magoon has
ened to say that he meant no disre-
pect to Judge Perry. Magoon said