The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-11-13

prejudice must be at the bottom OF
the business.
THAT the characterization Of Naku-
ina was the result of conspiracy.
THAT Nakuina stirred up revolt
among the copyists in the office, who
are all native Hawaiians, and it was
the desire of all OF them to be rid of
| me.
THAT Nakuina has entertained
deep hatred for me and has lost no
opportunity to create dissatisfaction
among the employees"
| Lorrin Andrews appeared for, the
plaintiff, and Abram Lewis, Jr.. for the
| defendant, who Is registrar of con-
veyances. The following Jurors were
found satisfactory, one of them being
| drawn from the bystanders:
| Alexander kahoalii. A. II. X. Ke-
ohokalole, William F. Love. Charles T.
Day, Albert A. Wilson. Solomon A.
Hiram, Charles Lewis, John H. Jones,
c. n. Arnold, f. K. Naauao, Henry
De Fries and w. ]. Coon.
Mr.. Lewis presented a motion for
Judgment in favor Of the defendant on
the pleadings. and the jury was ex-
cused while the motion was being ar
gued Argument continued into the
afternoon. when the motion was de-
MED and the Jurors resumed their
places. The trial is still on.
ATTORNEYS BE PREPARED.
The following is a list of the cases
answered ready for trial before Judge
Robinson, and each case will be taken
up in order when reached: Union En-
press Co., Ltd, VS.. Inter Island Tele-
a
Damon, ct al, garnishees; Hawaii
Railway Co. Ltd, VS.. Inter Island
Telegraph Co., Ltd; Kapiolani Estate
Ltd. vs.. j. G. Faria; Keawe OK VS..
Makamaka Ck) and Nuha Ck); Man
DEL Pedro Ferreira VS.. Honolulu r. T.
& L. Co. (set for Monday, November
30, 10 a. M; Allen & Robinson VS..
Hoffman & Riley; E. H. Holt VS.. ]. d.
Holt, Jr: Washington Mercantile Co.
VS.. Lam Toy; Levers & Cooke VS.. ].
w. Redhouse; Ng Gang ct al VS.. Mok
Chock.
e. C. MACFARLANE'S ESTATE.
A lengthy petition has been filed by
the executors and executrix of the es-
tate of f. c. Macfarlane, deceased |
viz: George w. Macfarlane, Henry r. |
Macfarlane, Fred w. Macfarlane and |
Florence B. Macfarlane. 1t relates !
the proceedings in probate relative to
the estate thus far had, and then states
that claim against the estate for
sS,26S.S9 by Fred w. Wundenberg for
himself and as assignee Of w. A. Kin /
ney, secured with 500 shares of Nc
Bryde Sugar Co. The property of the
estate is represented to have produced,
owing to general depression. INSULT
cient income to pay the allowances
provided in the will and the costs of
administration, and individual advan- ,
ces have been made by one or two o.
the executors properly to keep up the
administration.
Details of the various interests and
securities composing the estate are
gone into, showing their depreciation
owing to what is styled the temporary
depression. Finally, the petitioners
give particulars of the decedent's one
third interest in the Puuloa sheep and
stock ranch in Waimea, Hawaii, with
the conclusion they have reached that
this is the most available property to
be sold for means to pay Wunden-
berg's claim Fred w. Macfarlane
and ]. o. Carter, trustees for Florence
B. Macfarlane and Clarence w Mac
farlane under the will, as well as Geo.
w. Macfarlane and Henry r. Macfar-
lane, surviving members of the copart-
nership owning the ranch, agree 10
the proposition.
They accordingly pray that First
Judge De Bolt issue an order authoriZ-
ing the sale of the entire property Of
the copartnership of the Puuloa Sheep {
and Stock Ranch Co., at public auc- {
tion after proper advertisement, with y
the restriction that no bid of less than
$4,000 be received or entertained. 1t s
Is stated in the declaration that for the '
three years ending Dec. 81, 1902, the
showed n gross income I
Of 34407.92 and net profits to the S
amount of s1S,063.6O. +
Henry f. Highton is attorney for /
COURT NOTES.
Lucy II. McWayne petitions that she =,
be appointed guardian of her four a.,
minor children-Robinson Allen, Chas. l.,
Andrew, Clarence Scott Foster and /,
<ulamanu Beatrice McWayne-for the :,
purpose of taking care OF a legacy of ,,
1880 devised to them under the VIII !,
If S. C. Allen, deceased. =.
In the case of Thomas Miner Har- y
'ison vs. j. A. Magoon ct al, the
iagey business, defendants have filed :
I bill of costs amounting to $522.30.
kailua's suit of fraud against the '
lanes Campbell estate trustees is :.
locked for hearing on demurrer at Cir :
'uit Court chambers on Monday next. O