The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-14

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McClanahan and S. H. Derby appear
for defendant
THE MEEK ESTATE.
Henry Smith, trustee under the will
Of Richard Meek, has filed his eighth
account. showing receipts of s1596.25 and
payments of $1441OS, leaving $155.17 bal
ance to next account.
In his report the trustee says in sub
stance, among other things: The only
benefciaries in this estate, after the
death of the widow, are Richard Reu-
ter, foster son OF the testator; Maud
Crabbe, now the wife of w. H. Stein,
and Eli Meek Crabbe, the last two be-
ing grand-niece and granddaughter Of
the testatOr.
There are only two sources of income
in this estate, namely, monthly rent
of $63.75 from Quong Cheong, lessee OF
the King street property whose lease
is for thirty years from 1885, and prop
ertv situate in Iwilei which formerly
rented at SIS a month but now, it being
hard to get tenants, reduced to sl4,
tenant paying the water rate Of $14 a
wear There is a piece of land in Ho-
nouliuli producing no income, the house
on it being old and dilapidated. The
rest of the estate consists of a saw
irgs bank deposit of s21.76 with interest.
1.-THE three beneficiaries, the trustee
says further, have a life interest in
this estate, and it may be that the
trust still continues after the death of
said beneficiaries, but how much longer
after that is a matter for the court to
decide hereafter
THE BROWN MINORS.
Irene Ii Holloway has filed her ac-
counts as guardian of George Ii Brown
and Francis Hyde Ii Brown, minors. In
the case of George receipts were So
797 81 and payments s4157-07, leaving
balance of s2640.S4. In the case of Fran
els receipts were s5470.42 and payments
S35721 Is, leaving a balance of $1S9S.27.
The guardians inventories show
Georges estate valued at $50, 710.S4, and
Francis estate at s29,915.27.
BATCH OF APPEALS.
Appeals from Honolulu District Court
judgments as below have been filed
in the Circuit Court:
Territory VS.. Takai, fine of $40 and
costs for assisting a lottery.
Territory VS.. Fukushima, imprison-
ment fifteen days and payment of costs
for stealing a Brown Leghorn hen.
Territory VS.. Sugi, Masanada and
Shigimatsu, fine of $50 each and costs
for assisting a lottery.
Territory VS.. All Hoo, fine of $50 and
costs for assisting a lottery.
Territory VS.. All Ma, fine of 500 and
COSTS for assisting lottery
Territory VS., All Lum, fine Of $50 and
costs for assisting a lottery.
J. G.. Serrao VS.. Coyne Furniture Co,
Ltd, and Jno. Pinto, judgment for
plaintiff for 5000 and costs. Defend
ants admitted stoppage of payment of
check to pay for koa lumber but claim
ed that more than half the lumber
was worm-eaten and rotten.
D. l.. Akwai VS.. Lee Sing, alias zee
Wo.. judgment for plaintiff for $46.S2.
Levingston & Roland VS.. VIM. Craw-
ford. with Territorial Auditor Fisher
garnishee, judgment for plaintiffs for
$44.O3.
VIM. F. Hebron VS.. David HAVANA
judgment for plaintiff for
1915. "a -Tss 81
E. c.. Ferreira VS.. Henry Espinda,
with County Auditor Bicknen gar
nishee, judgment for plaintiff for S13.
COURT NOTES.
Judge De Bolt granted temporary
letters of administra ton to Adolph
Julius Baetcke on the estate of Gustav
Kunst under bond of $4,000. The bond
was filed with P. c. Jones and Clarence
H. Cooke as sureties.
Judge De Bolt granted the petition of
Mary Kahai Puuki, guardian Of Mary
Kahai, a minor, to pay out of the
principal 1925 for expenses of litigation
and $14.70 for maintenance of the ward,
the income of the estate being INSULT
Gent to meet those purposes.
In the assumpsit suit of r. w. Holt
VS.. Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd, w.
c. Achi for plaintiff has filed a joinder
in demurrer.