The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-25

ford appeared for all three defendants
and obtained permission for them TO re-
serve their pleas until Monday next.
WAREHOUSES; WILL
Henry Warehouses; will was filed
for probate by his son Albert Water
house Yesterday. The character and val
tie of the estate left by deceased are
thus stated in the petition:
Real property situate In Honolulu,
Island OF Oahu, Territory OF Hawaii,
and elsewhere, the probable value where
OF Is about eighty thousand dollars
($8o,ooo). ;.
Personal property, consisting OF
stocks, bonds, notes. live stock, life in
surance, horses, carriages. furniture, sit
uate in said Honolulu and elsewhere,
of the probable value of one hundred
and sixty thousand dollars ($I6o,ooo).
That in addition to the aforesaid
property the said Henry Waterhouse,
deceased, left certain real property in
Cedar Rapids, State of Iowa, the val
ne whereof is unknown to your petit
TONER"
From the foregoing it will be seen
the estate is worth about quarter Of
a million dollars.
The will was executed on March n.
1908, in presence of Percy NJ Pond
and Antonio O. Marcallino, and
codicil thereto on April 10, 1908, in
presence of Edwin Benner and Antonio
o. Marcallino. By the will the tesla
tor bequeaths to his wife, Ida Whan
Waterhouse, all his personal property
consisting of furniture, horses and car
riaees at the homestead, Nuuanu street.
also for her life the said homestead
known as the Dimond homestead and
purchased by him from his daughter
Mary Stangenwald Corbett, and at his
wife's death one-third of said property,
each, to his daughters Eleanor Water
house Wood and Mary Stangenwald
Corbett and son Albert Waterhouse.
All the residue of his estate, real or
mixed, he leaves to his wife and three
children already named, one-fourth part
each.
His son Albert Waterhouse and his
brother William Waterhouse (of Pasa-
dena, California; are nominated to be
the executors of his will, the testator
stipulating that they shall not be re-
quired to give bonds for the faithful
performance of their duties as such ex-|
ecutors."
By the codici1 Mr. Waterhouse be
queaths all of his stock held at death
in Henry Waterhouse Trust Company,
Limited, to his son Albert.
DIVORCE.
Judge De Bolt granted divorce to
Kelekia Hook Sang against Hook Sang
on the ground of non-support, order
ing the libellee to pay all costs to date
and Hbellant's counsel fee of $50. F.
Andrade appeared for 1ibeHant There
was no appearance of or for ibellee
Judge Robinson ordered Harry w.
Flint to pay Nina l. Flint, pending her
divorce suit, SIS alimony on or before
the 18th of each month, also $50 at
torney's fee and $22 suit money sixty
days from January IS.
COURT NOTES.
Kai1ua by her attorney, J. P Ball,
has entered an appeal from Judge Rob
inson's decree sustaining the demurrers
to her complaint against the executors,
heirs and assigns of the late James
Campbell.
Vim Yam Kong, administrators, files
an inventory of the estate of All Kama
alias All Kun, showing it to consist
of claim of $Ioo for wages against
the estate of the late William Luther
Wilcox
Judge Gear still had Wi1der's Steam
ship Co. VS.. W. H. Pain, on trial by
jury, before him yesterday. 1t started
last Thursday.
Defendants in the case of Maria Raw
linhos VS.. Antoine M. Silva and J, d.
Marques have appealed to the Circuit
Court from District Magistrate Dickey's
judgment in favor of plaintiff for soils
with summary possession of certain
premises.
S. NJ Bal1ou, in his injunction suit
against Mutual Telephone Co., has filed
a replication to the answer of defend
ant.