The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-24
SUPPLEMENTAL
REPORT FILED
Master Says Commissions Can
Not Be Charged
Twice.

M. T. Simonton as master has filed
a supplemental report on the final ac-
counts of the administrator of the es-
tate of r. w. Holt, relative to the
original corpus" so-called, amounting
to s27,273.s4. upon which the admin
istrator charges commissions at the
rate of IL per cent.
In the report the master says:
THAT in place of the statement that
such fund (corpus) does not now exist,
the report should have stated:
THAT such a fund no longer exists
to the extent of it's being basis
upon which to make an additional
charge for commissions for the reason
ID that Mr.. Long, as administrator
etc, never received that amount from
his predecessor; CD that commissions
on whatever SUM he did receive have
long ago been taken under the old UNI
objectionable rate; and CD that such
taking of commissions operated to pre-
clude the lacking on of the new ap-
portionable rate except upon a basis
which has never stood the charge for
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court will today hear
the case submitted to it for arbitration
by the Hawaiian Trust Company as
administrator of the estate of Gene
We've Dowsett Dunbar, the Henry Wa
terhouse Trust Company, and DR.. J.
III. Raymond and his wife. The ques-
ton Is whether the Hawaiian Trust
as administrator, has right,
by way of compromise, to exchange
certain bonds of the Raymond Ranch
for an equal number of other bonds of
the ranch earlier in number, in order
to better secure the estate; the alter
native being suit to rescind the sale
nf the bonds.
SMALL ESTATE.
Hama Waikiki yesterday filed for pro-
bate before Judge De Bolt the will of
Koleka Kamanonahu, who died May 2,
1907, at the age of 20 years. The only
she left was a paid up GER
tificate of the Hawaiian Realty and
Maturity Company, valued at 5000. The
petitioner, Hama Waikiki, a grandniece,
is the only heir-at-law and the sole
legatee and devisee. She asks that
William Paoakalani may be appointed
The hearing of the pc
tition is set for October 81.
HoGAN's ESTATE.
Annie L. Roe yesterday filed a petit
don for letters of administration to
be issued to her on the estate of the
late Henry Hogan. She alleges that he
eft no will, but property consisting of
office furniture and law books to the
value of $3.50. His heirs are alleged
and John Hogan of the same place-a
sister and brother.
Judge De Bolt set Thursday, October
II. as the day for hearing the petit
ton.
JUDGE LINDSAY'S JURORS.
The following trial jurors to serve in
Judge Lindsay's court have been
irawn: A. r. Cooke, William Montrose
Graham, K r. G. Wallace, Henry A.
T. Bannister. Charles Delanux, Charles
Phillips, w. L. Austin, Charles A.
simpson, Robert Mist, Robert K. Pa
au.
BEFORE DE BOLT.
Before Judge De Bolt yesterday. in
he case of K Rodrigues VS.. A. Rod |
rigues, bill for partition, the de-
nurrer of the defendant was overruled, !
md five days given in which to an
wer.
In Ching Heong Now VS.. Hee Che, |
he motion for a nonsuit was granted /
nd the case was dismissed.
JUDGMENT ENTERED.
Judge De Bolt yesterday entered |
Judgment for s16363, with interest of /
7.76 and costs of S43.77. a total of
215.16, in favor of NJ. Phillips & Co.
gainst Hop Hing & Co.
APPEAL DISCONTINUED.
In the case of H. G. Middleditch VS..
iuy Owens Electrical Co. ct al, the
efendants yesterday discontinued their
ppeal in the Circuit Court.
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