The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-01
Bic DAYS
CALENDAR
Question Of Fees
Ruled on by
De Bolt.
Large Bonds Are Given
for Administering
Two Estates.
Bishop Restarick Gives Certificate
to Attorney Wilmington.
Appeal on Decision.

Judge De Bolt had a docket of sew
enteen cases at Circuit Court cham
bers yesterday.
George P. Castle was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of the late
DR.. George Pierce Andrews under a
bond of $4,000. w. L. Howard, P. NJ
Pond and Harry Armitage were ap-
pointed appraisers of the estate. The
administrator filed his bond with w.
A. Bowen as surety.
Accounts of C. P. Iaukea, guardian
of Kama, a person of unsound mind,
were referred to P. d. Kellet, Jr., for
examination. w. A. Whiting, attor-
ney for the guardian, requested such
reference, stating that it was also the
the estate of Kama, deceased.
In the partition suit of NJ F. Scott
VS.. E. N. Pilipo ct al, the petition Of
w. A. Wall. commissioner, for leave
to sell real estate came up. w. C.
Achi appeared for the petitioner, Lyle
A. Dickey for himself as owner of a
Ashford as amicus curiae. Mr.. Achi
answering questions said notice by
publication had been given but he did
not have the affidavit thereof with
him. He had no objection to a con-
tinuance. Judge De Bolt continued
the hearing until Thursday, when Mr.
jurisdiction. The Kona plantation
and the Kapiolani Estate are inter-
ested in the matter
The will of William Phillips was adj
mitted to probate and Cecil Brown ap-
pointed executor under bond of $685.
600. J. R. Gait, p H. Burnette and
praisers.
SETTLEMENT APPROVED.
In the matter of the estate of Israel
Fisher, the account of David Dayton,
guardian of the minors, was approved
and he discharged The joint petition
of David Dayton and Hannah Fisher
was also granted, with the effect of
confirming the settlement of the es-
tate between Hannah Fisher and Mag
gle Fisher, her daughter-in-law.
The accounts of w. L. Howard, adj
ministrator of the estate of August
Kraft, deceased, were referred to J.
A. Matthewman as master.
Accounts of Lau Ng, administrator
of the estate of Lau Sun Nee, deceased,
We're approved and ne was discharged
Kamakaulani Woolsey VS.. Ching
Lum, on motion to set demurrer for
hearing went over until Friday.
PARTITION DECREED.
Judge De Bolt signed the decree of
partition in accordance with the report
of Olaf Sorenson, commissioner, in the
suit of Keahi (w) VS.. Niau Iaukea ct
al. Prior to this the court ordered that
plaintiff should pay one-half of the
costs and all of the defendants the
other half equally.
DECISION.
Judge De Bolt yesterday afternoon
rendered a decision sustaining without
prejudice, the several demurrers in the
suit of Kala ct al. VS. Moses Keliihulu-
hulu ct al, bill to cancel a lease.
The Club Stables case RENTED by
the Supreme Court for further pro-
ceedings was continued, under an OBJ
lection to Judge De Bolt as disquali-
fed raised by Mr.. Robertson for plain
tiffs. until Thursday.
Peacock vs.. Vida was continued I'M
til today.
DECISION APPEALED.
Henry E. Highton. for plaintiffs, has
filed an exception to Judge De Bolts
decision sustaining the demurrer in
the case of A. J. da Estrella VS.. Chas.
NJ. LIE Blond.
A. NJ. Shields VS.. David Land and
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. ct al,
garnishees, is dismissed by plaintiff,
the debt sued for having been paid
TERM CASES.
Judge De Bolt, after hearing argu-
ment on jurisdiction, ruled that the
case of the Oriental Life Insurance
Co. VS.. c. Winam ct al. was a term
and not chambers matter, therefore
declining to determine it in vacation.
Following the previous ruling, the
court declined to hear the motion to
substitute plaintiff in the two cases of
c. Ming Hymn Ws. Wong Kwai ct al,
being term matters.