Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
MRS. CAMPBELL
PARkER'S Whitfield
Value of the Estate
Is Named At
$4,000

Parker was filed for probatc ycster
day afternoon. The document states
that the estate IL worth about 1875, 900
of which about $4,000 is real estate
and the remainder in personal proper.
! ty, stocks and bonds. etc The will
which was made October 10. 1908
names her daughters Miriel and Mary
| Campbell as the sole executives oi
her will. though The Hawaiian Trust
Is to act until the girls reach their ma
Jority.
Mrs. Parker bequeathed $4,000 to
her brother. John NJ. Bright and made
| q bequest Of $1,000 to KawaiahaC
church. Five thousand dollars is Civ
en- to her daughters Muriel and Beat.
rice from the income to pay for the
maintenance of the Campbell Ward In
the KapiOlani Maternity Home. To
her daughter Muriel. Mrs. Parker gave
the Emma street residence to be hers
| absolutely.
To her daughter Mary Beatrice Is
! bequeathCd the furniture and furnish
ings OF this house, her porcelain and
silVerware, her bronZes and bric.a.
brac and articles of vertrI, and her
horses and carriages. From this he
quest are excepted the furniture and
furnishings of the Tantalus residence
and the Peninsula residence.
To Abigail Helen Kapinlani Camp
bell, her daughter by adoption. Is be
| queathed diaWond anl pearl neck
lace. and "A diamond and ruby ring.
To Muriel Is bequeGthed buckle sci
with diamonds and rubies. u diamond
pin, diamond and emerald ring. and
a small diamond and ruby ring.
TO Abigail Princess Kawananakoc
Is bequeathed diamond crescent
ring, three large unset diamonds. onC
small diamond solitaire ring. and one
diamond ornament for the hair.
To Mary Beatrice and to Alice Mac
farlane are given similar requests of
jewcIry. to Mrs. Macfarlano being 81,
en- diamond comb, among other
| things. The remainder of the jewolry
is to be divided among her five daugh.
ters including her adopted daughter
share and share alike.
To Elena Mahoe. wife of Samuel
Mahoe, a faithful servant, she gives
an annuity of 500 a month for life.
The residue of the estate Is given t.
the Hawaiian Trust Company, and her
daughters Muriel and Mary Beatrice
Campbell, In trust,
First to maintain the Tantalus and
the Peninsula residences for the use
of all her children and grandchildren
until the death of the last grandchild
or until all of her children and grand
children shall unite in written agree.
ment that they do not care to have
them maintained longer as residences;
Second, to pay to her husband, Sam
uel Parker, $4,000 year during his
life. or until he shall become a bank.
rupt, or assign or attempt to assign
charge or cucumber the said annuity
or any Part thereof. The annuity l.
to begin at her death and to be paid
to him on his own personal receipt In
twelve equal installmcnts each year.
II he Is declared bankrupt the an.
nuity shall cease on the day he Is de.
clared bankrupt. But rs soon as he
Is discharged in bankruptcy the annu
ity shall begin again. the object ~
the testatrlx specifically states being
to provide for the support of her hus
band during his life.
Third, upon the death of the last
surviving child Of the testator to div.
ide the estate among the then living
grandchildren OF the testatriX, per
capita, subject however to the trusts
otherwise In the will created
Fourth, to divide the net income of
the estate annually into five equal por
tons and to pay one portion to Abb
sail Princess KawananakOa during her
life and to her surviving children un,
I'll the death of the last surviving child
of the testatrix; to pay another portion
To each of her daughters Muriel, Mary
Beatrice, Abigail Helen Kapiolani, I'M
der like conditions, and 10 pay the flfth
portion to the children OF Alice Mac
iarlane until the death Of the last sur
viying child of the testatriX.
Any vacancy In the trusteeships
created Is to be filled by the Circuit
Court. General directions as to the
management Of the estate are given
but otherwise the trustees are giver
wide discretion and plenary powers.
II is specifically directed In the will
that none Of the annuities created ar,
;oi be committed. The witnesses I,
the will are A. NJ Brown and Freder
lex Harrison.
The petition for the probate of tn,
will Is made by the Hawaiian Trus
Company, which also asks that TEN
porary administrator be appointed al
the last day for paying taxes Is today
and 1t is important that these he paid
The petition sets out the devisees an,
legatees named In the will and tn,
heirs at law and next Of kin OF the de
ceased. These include in addition Il
those named above, the children of tn,
Princess Kawananakoa and the chill
drcn of Mrs. Alice Macfarlane. Muir
lei Campbell Is stated 10 he seventeen
years, eleven months and two weeks
old; Mary Beatrice fifteen years, ant
Abigail Helen Kapiolani, four years.
The inventory of the estate set out
in the petition gives the rGal estate Ms
4l, 9Sb32; cash, SCOOPS; bills recelv
able, $6i,390; open accounts, S70,979
II: personal property, sG63G,7l, bonds
1871 ,5O7OG. Among the bonds IRE In
clnded bonds OF the KOhUia Ditch