The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-20

NJ j NeWIndrh, Oh LOS <AASSlSS, GA
route to Australia with his wife, on
trip around the world to cover three
wears. is stopping at the Moana and
has become captivated with the charms
of Hawaii.
''I have been to the Volcano" said
Mr.. Newmark last evening, land the
drive from Glenwood, at the end of
the railroad, to the Volcano house is
one of the most beautiful drives 1 ever
took in my life. The wild bananas
make it wonderfully charming. In
fact, your roads are excellent. 1 have
been we'll over this island on which
Honolulu is situated and 1 have found
the roads magnificent here. They are
certainly better, on the whole than
those we have around Los Angeles
LAS to your climate, 1 must say that
I was surprised. 1 am used to warm
weather and expected to find it hot
here in Hawaii, but have not expert
enced an uncomfortable moment and
1 have been here since the eighth. Your
climate is absolutely superb. I leave
here on the Sonoma for Australia and
will not be home for three years, but
1 have written to many of my friends
on the mainland telling them that l
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estate of Robert William Holt, de-
ceased, has filed motion in the Circuit
Court for authority to compromise with
John F. Colburn, who is entitled to the
income of and from the investment on
property at Kapahulu, Waikiki, con
corning the loss which has accrued to
the estate from the investment of its
funds, to wit, $4,000, heretofore loaned
by Henry Smith, Mr.. Longs prede-
cessor, to Jesse P. Makainai. The loss
amounts to $4,000.
EXECUTION DISSATISFIED.
Henry Smith, clerk of the Supreme
Court, who filed, on October p, no.
tice to the High Sheriff, or the Sheriff
of Maui, that an execution be levied
on property of John Richardson, in the
action of w o. Smith VS.. John Rich
ardson ct al, to recover $275.l4, has
been returned by High Sheriff Henry
unsatisfied.
RECEIPTS ARE FILED.
Receipts for the distribution of the
been received from the legatees and
of Graetz, Germany, acknowledges re-
80 OF
Inheritance tax; Robert Peck, of 10
East 11Sth street, New York City, for
$360.57, less $1S.03 inheritance tax,
and Carl Pick for Ernestine Saberski
of Graetz, for $450.72, less $22.54 in
heritance tax.
BEACH SALE APPROVED.
f. Wundenberg, commissioner APP
pointed to sell property in the fore
closure of mortgage proceedings in
George w. Macfarlane VS.. the Waikiki
Seaside Hotel, Ltd, filed his report
yesterday. He set forth that George
w. Macfarlane purchased the property
for $4,000. The costs amounted to
$S24.65. The sale has been confirmed
by Judge Robinson.
Judge Lindsay gave a decision yes
terday on defendant s bill of excep-
lions IN the case OF the territory vs.
Cotton Bros. ct al. One portion states:
Nothing in record to show that Judge
Gear wrote the decision in San Fran
cisco" Objection is sustained.
Judge Lindsay did not grant a new
trial" Judge Gear granted the new
trial and Judge Lindsay simply granted
the motion to have such order for
new trial entered.
The motion for non-suit of defendant
in the case of 7. o. Kamoto VS.. Tong
Kat Toi for summary possession of a
house in Koolauloa. Oahu, was denied
yesterday by Judge De Bolt
Augusta j. Camara, libelee in the
divorce action brought by J. A. Cam
ara, has filed an answer, admitting the
marriage but denying every other ale
CATION.
The Supreme Court yesterday decid
ed the case of the Pioneer Mill Co VS..
E. II. Hart and Nose Meheula
COURT NOTE.
The hearing in the matter of the in
vestigation of the claim of John Ena
against the New York Life Insurance
Co. set for next Thursday, has been
postponed till further notice