The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-12


tier BaIydrain, 800.
To two nieces of Kittie Johnston,
Comber, both named Mary. $500 each.
To Josie Fink, Alameda, Cal, $1,000.
To Emma Douglas, Alameda, Cal,
$1,000
To Hugh Galbraith, nephew. Wahi-
ava. oahu, $1,000.
To Manuia, Kaalaea, Oahu, $1,000.
| To John Kailuli, alias GaIbraith, Ho-
nolulu. $1,000.
| To Lui Warren, Eva Oahu, $3.50.
| To Cecil Brown, Honolulu, $1,000.
To H. NJ Won Holt, Honolulu. $1,000.
| To Mrs. Macintosh, sister of Cecil
Brown. $500.
| To Helena Fonseca, Honolulu, $500.
| To Robert William Cathcart, Homo
lulu, $4,000, cor to his heirs, if de-
| ceased
To the five children of H. NJ Won
Holt, $500 each.
| To the five children of Robert Will
liam Cathcart, $500 each the aforesaid
Cathcart to act as their trustee.
The Hawaiian Trust Co, as trustee
of the estate, is directed to pay the
following annuities, free and clear Of
| all taxes, to the persons named: Sam
Galbraith's children, $500; Eliza Fit
chic, $500; Barry Fitchie's children,
$500; Anne Jane Galbraith, $50; Minnie
Galbraith, $3.50; Sarah Pattons chill
dren, $500; John Galbraith's children,
$500; Kittie Johnston's two nieces,
each, 800; Maude Fitchie, $3.50; Martho
Dickinson 500; Manuia, $3.50; J. Kali
Iluli, alias Galbraith, $3.50; Robert Will
liam Cathcart's children, $780,. Hugh
Ga1braith, $3.50; Hugh Galbraith's sew
en- children, $3.50; Josie Fink, $3.50;
Emma Douglass, $3.50; Matilda Bailey,
Ba1lydrain. $50.
"All of the foregoing for life, and
then to their heirs the will says.
save and excepted the last three per-
sons. namely, Josie Fink, Emma Doug
lass and Matilda Bailey, who are to
receive only their life annuities and
at their death all their interests to
cease.
ION the final ending and distribution
of the trust, the trust fund to divid-
ed equally amongst those persons en-
titled at that time to the aforemen-
toned annuities."
The will was executed on January
81, 1904, in presence of George L. Bfge-
low ad F. F. Fernandez.
The total of requests in lump is
$50, $50, which the personality Is enough
to pay and leave a balance of $33, $50.
Adding this amount to the value Of
the real estate, 1000, would make the
remainder $113, $50. To make this yield
the amount of annuities it would have
to earn 7.S0 per cent per annum. Elk
penses of administration will make the
remainder somewhat less than stated,
and it will probably, if not increased
by good management, require an earn
ing power of about nine per cent to
meet the annuities
JUDGMENTS RENDERED.
Judgment was rendered by Judge
Robinson for plaintiff in the suit of
H. G. Middleditch, trustee in bank
ruptcy of Chas. F. Herrick Carriage
Co, VS.. David Kawananakoa, being
on a promissory note for ss16.25 with
interest at per cent from September
2, 1902, attorneys fee and costs. Plain
tiff in person. Ashford for defendant.
Exceptions were noted.
Judge De Bolt gave Judgment for
plaintiff in the suit of Hawaiian Trust
Co. VS.. A. NJ. Brown, replevin for
liquors valued at sS9S.22 seized at the
Moana hotel under execution by the
defendant while High Sheriff. Cooper
and Derby for plaintiff; Middleditch
and Brown for defendant
PARKER CASE SET.
Pursuant to the decision of the Ter
ritoriaI Supreme Court affirming his
jurisdiction, Judge Gear yesterday set
for hearing ON November 81 the petit
ton of j. s. Low, as next friend, for
the removal of A. w. Carter, guardian
of Annie T. K. Parker, minor. The
judgment, whatever it may be, will of
course be subject to the decision of the
Federal Supreme Court on the ques-
ton of jurisdiction. as well as liable |
to appeal on the merits of the case to
the Territorial Supreme Court.
THE LAND COURT.
Judge Weaver of the Court of Land |
Registration has granted a decree of |
registration to John Walker for prop
erty in Young street.
The petition of Pulehu Plantation |
Co., Ltd, for title has been referred |
to Charles F. Peterson for examina |
ton.
COURT NOTES.
Yesterday the Supreme Court heard |
the matter of the estate of Margaret |
V. Carter, deceased, and w. w. Bierce, |
Ltd, VS.. G. J. Hutchins, trustee of |
Kona Sugar Co., Ltd. Derby and Cal |
braith. in the latter, for plaintiff; Cath |
cart and Wilmington for defendant.
Judge Dole in the Federal Court dis |
charged K. Kajita from bankruptcy. |
He continued the admiralty suit of |
Mrs. Makaliilii VS.. Bark Olympic, dam |
ages for death of husband. until Tues !
day next.
Judge Gear approved the accounts |
OF Belle Nice. Jones, guardian of the |
minor children of E. A. Jones. deceas- |
ed, confirming the masters report |
thereon nv no,,;z