The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-18


/ to make such contracts as he may deem
| proper for obtaining money to be adj
/ yarced for carrying on the business
of the said respondent, including the
usual and necessary outlays thereon
for labor. salaries, rents and other
wise. and for the sales of the sugar to
be made thereon
/ THE PARKER CASE
Judge Gear further reserved his rul-
ing until today on the points involved
in Mrs Elizabeth j knights motion
to rescind the appointment of ]. S.
| Low as guardian pendente lite of An
ME t. K Parker a minor.
NO PROPERTY FOUND.
Execution out of the Supreme Court
VS.. Frank C. Bertelrnann has been re-
turned by Deputy Sheriff Chas. F.
Chilingworth wholly unsatisfed, as
neither real nor personal property be-
longing to the defendant could be
found within the Territory.
SALE CONFIRMED.
j. A. Thompson, commissioner in the
foreclosure suit of Victoria Ward VS..
AIapake Kauwe, made a return of sale,
with petition for confirmation. The
land consisted of one and eight-tenths
acres at Kukuluaeo and was bought
for the mortgage for $3.50. Judge De
Bolt yesterday afternoon confirmed the
sale.
NO JURISDICTION. :
Judge Robinson has dismissed, for
want of jurisdiction. the petition of
Meliama of Kaunakakai, Molokai, to be
appointed administrator of the estate of
his deceased cousin, Kaliliopio, who left
800 in the postal savings bank of the
Republic of Hawaii, an institution
abolished when Hawaii became a Ter
ritory of the United States. According
to the petitioners own evidence KaliI-
opio died within the Second Judicial
Circuit, being at the time of his death
a resident of the island of Molokai.
TAX APPEALS.
Sugar plantation agency cases heard
by the Tax Appeal Court yesterday
We're the appeals of H. Hackfeld & Co,
Ltd, Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd, and
F. A. Schaefer & Co. II. E. Cooper ap-
peared for the appellants in all cases;
Arthur A. Wilder for the assessor. The
full COURT. F. Lansing, j. F. Brown
and J. r. Galt-sat throughout.
COURT NOTES.
An order was made by Judge De Bolt,
pursuant to decision of the Supreme
Court, directing Clerk Kellett to de-
liver to T. McCants Stewart, attorney
for defendant, the certificate of award
of the Fire Claims Commission on de-
posit in court in the suit of Hyman
Bros. VS.. Sing Warn, defendant, and
w. A. Whiting, garnishee.
In the foreclosure of mortgage suit
of H Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, VS.. w.
c. Achi, Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, w. r.
Castle and J. M. Monsarrat, the plaintiff
by its attorneys, Kinney, McClanahan
e. Cooper, has entered a joinder in de-
murrer with reference to Kapiolani Es-
tate and filed a motion for hearing
thereon forthwith.
Henry Holmes, administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Elizabeth
Weight, deceased, has filed an inven-
tory. 1t contains real estate consisting
of lots 8, IL, 13 and IA, block No. of
Kaimuki tract, having an aggregate
area of 10000 square feet, and the fol-
lowing personal property: 81 shares
Oahu Sugar Co. and $593.75 cash in
Bishop & Co.'s savings bank at time
of the death of testatrix.
Judge De Bolt granted the motion of
Castle & Wilmington to pay w. A. Wall,
surveyor, his July bill for $2S7.50 for
services as commissioner in the parti-
ton suit of NJ. F. Scott VS.. Pilipo ct al.
A stipulation has been filed by Holmes
IL Stanley for plaintiff and Chas.
Creighton for defendant, in River Mill
Co. VS.. Esther GoIdstein, giving defend
ant five days more time in which to
answer.
Judge Robinson appointed NJ. IT.
Simonton, Glenn K. Quinn and II. Arrni-
tage appraisers of the estate of Anne
deria Annoy Haalelea, deceased.
In the suit of trespass on the case,
James w. w. Brewster VS.. F. J. Church,
the plaintiff appears in person and re-
quests that J. Alfred Magoon and J.
Lightfoot be substituted for his former
attorney.
Judge De Bolt has admitted William
H. Heen to the practice of law in the
district courts of the Territory and be-
fore the Circuit judges at chambers on
appeal for the term of two years. An
examining committee of the bar had
reported favorably on the application of
Mr.. Heen.
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