The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-07-21

ponds .. 362, 200 %
Sugar Plantation Stocks.... 4O5,9S4'4
miscellaneous Stocks, ...... 503 6S3 o
Fire Claim Assignments. 2sZo'V
peal Estat .... 1882 6
Bills Receivable. secured. 296,ot4'o o
Bills Receivable, unsecured. lo,34i.o
~ nn,,aterais . 545. i
1oasabo,d " 100. o
Total. .................sz, sz,3zo,l %
More than half of the cash is Will
Allen & Robinson, Ltd, the remain
der with Bishop & Co. OF bonds tn
largest holding is s222,700 o. X. & l.
Co. six per cent. The heaviest holding
of sugar stocks is 1912 shares oahl
Sugar Co., par value 500, placed a.
s1ss, 900 value; second, 6S5 shares Waia
lua Agricultural Co., par value 500, "a
65,137; third, 1850 shares Eva Planta'
tion Co., par value 500, at s55,O6o.
Miscellaneous stocks are listed thus
III shares C. Brewer e. Co., 500 pal
value, 1926: Is shares L. o. Hall
Son, 500 par value, s1215; 2O2 shares
Mutual Telephone Co., $40 par value
5000: 372 shares Oahu Railway & Lane
Co, 800 par value, s23,131; 4676 shares
Allen G. Robinson, Ltd, 500 par value
s467, 900; 5 shares Hawaiian Fibre Co.
800 par value, s5O1.
The real estate is invehl.ried as fol-
lows: Allen block and Pierce building
Queen street, $62177.S5; corner King
and Richards streets $27 1918; corner
King and Alakea streets, s6,49oS2; Ma
kiki property. s969s.75; Aala property,
$780, two lots at Puunui, S24O.5O; UNI
land, Kalihi, s3775; Pohakaa 37.s5 acres
and Kaloaloa 43.41 acres. s3151.66; lot
at Pearl City, s476.3O.
The estimate being evidently conserv-
ative, there Is no doubt that the es-
tate. in ordinary times when there was
no depression, We IA liquidate at val
ue of three million dollars or more.
JUDGE wILCOX'S WILL.
William Luther Wilcox made his will
five days before his death. He leaves
to his wife, Kahuila Wilcox, one-third
of his personal property absolutely and
one-thrd of his real estate for life and,
at her death, to her heirs. The same
proportions of both classes of property
are left to Wilhelmina, his adopted
daughter. All the residue of his estate,
real and personal is to be divided
among his brothers Charles, George,
Albert and Samuel. the children Of any
deceased brother taking by right Of
representation. William o. Smith Is
nominated to be executor, with re-
quest that he be exempt from giving a
bond.
Mr.. Smith, in a petition for probate
of the will, gives the probable value
. t,o n.tn fol-
lows: Real estate consisting of vari-
Gus parcels of land of an estimated
value in all of $4,000, and personal
estate consisting Of insurance policies,
furniture, machinery, goods and chat
tells of an estimated value of $4,000, or
total valuation of $4,000.
The will was executed on July Z,
1908, in presence of Mabel d. Gee and
E. c. Waterhouse, NJ. d.
BIG INJUNCTION SUIT.
Argument in the injunction suit of
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. vs..
Wailuku Sugar Co. continued through
out yesterday before Judge De Bolt. Az
ter Mr.. Hartwell concluded his speech
from the previous day, w. o. Smith
also addressed the court for the plain
tiff. w. A. Kinney then took the floor
and talke,. the rest of the day for the
FORMER WAILUKU CASES.
A. S. Hartwell has filed a motion for
a decree ordering plaintiff to pay costs
including counsel fees in each of the |
injunction suits of Wailuku Sugar Co.
VS.. Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
The first was to enjoin the construc-
ton of tunnel by the defendant and
the second to enjoin defendant from
depositing debris in the Wailuku river
bed. Deponent received a fee of $3.50
in each the Circuit and the Supreme
Courts in each of the cases, or a total
of $1,000, and incurred sundry other ex-
penses on behalf of the defendant.
OBJECTS TO JUDGE GEAR.
In the matter of the estate of r. w.
Holt, deceased, or the forty-year old
probate of will, Henry Smith, trustee,
makes a special appearance for the
purpose of moving that the petition of
John F. Colburn filed June 16, 1908, be
transferred for hearing to Judge ]. T.
De Bolt on the ground that Judge Geo.
ID. Gear is without jurisdiction to hear
or determine the matters and things
alleged and prayed for in said petition.
The motion is based on the record and
an affidavit of Clerk p. Danson Kellett
Jr. to the effect that the presiding
judge in accordance with the Circuit
Court rules for the week including
June 16, 1908, was the Honorable ]. 4.
De Bolt, First Judge of the Circuit
Court for the First Circuit.
PETITION FOR GUARDIAN.
Samuel Andrews petitions that w. r.
Castle be appointed guardian of four
minor children of Maria N. Naiwal.
late of Honolulu, also of Helen Kulo-
liza end Louisa Kanaauao, minors. The
proposed wards are from thirteen to
three years of age and the petitioner
mas been acting as their unofficial
guardian, but he believes they ought
TO have guardian appointed by the
court to look after estate they own
consisting of shares OF CORPORATIONS
and pieces of land. Mr.. Castle is mem
TONED as the choice OF the children for
their guardian.