The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-27
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IN LOCAL DEAL
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lula land conveyance filed in the Blu
resu Of Convevances yesterday by C.
z. Clemens. attorney, who acted in the
absence OF Judge ". L. Stanley recent
Is as chancellor Of the Episcopal church
here
u j. a deed from the Society of the
HOLY Trinity Of Davenport, England
acting under the express permission OF
TIE Board Of Charity Commissioners
Tor England. 10 the Directors of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Ha-
vTaiian Islands. Of the ST. Andrew s
Pri0rv land and buildings. The con-
vevauce J. conditioned on the provid-
1rr az free residence and maintenance
upon the premises for Sisters Beatrice
and Albertina during their respective
lives u was executed on December D
1el-. Judge Stanley, il is said, had
q lot OF work in obtaining the approval
Il al the English parties to the trans
action
A. for the document itself. it is got
ur in fine shape. II Is beautifully en-
crossed. proper names being In larger
serIut than the rest of the text, an
hound with pale blue tape. AT the
bottom Of each page several copies NJ
The printed seal Of the grantOr society
are affixed In a row The English sig
natures have red wax seals opposite
-hem and nearly I'll a page. Richard
Westacott. vice and deputy consul gen
s-al Of the United States for Great
Britain and Ireland. attests, on the con-
sulate general stationery, the authen-
rieirv Of the signature Of John Alfred
D5unison. the officiating notary, ETC.
there being a bunch of several consular
certificates attached to the deed. Ac-
c1rling 10 the English practice, as oc-
casiauaIly seen IN probate documents
here. the conveyance Is without any
-ruetuati0n marks from beginning to
end.
A clearly drawn plan of the property
conveyed i attached, taking in the four
streets bounding the block in the mid
die Of which il Is situated, viz, Miller,
Emma. Beretania and Vineyard.
i j. likely that few if any convey
aures Of property IN these islands have
fa5 50 much aristocracy. style and cir
cumstance connected with them as at
-4eles 10 this deed of premises con-
tanning less than $4,000 square feet.
Even in number Of parties in interest
II Is notable, being a fair second n
TINS respect 10 the now sleeping beef
trust complaint.
Tie indeuture Is made between the
Rev. Robert Alfred John Sucking,
Vicar Of -. Adams. Holburn, in the
county Of London, clerk in holy orders,
as executor Of the viii Of Bertha Turn
4
rhe Rev. Robert Alfred John Sucking,
- warden Of the Society OF the Holy
Trinity Of Davenport. Esther Jane
Amelia Gilbert Of Ascot Priory, Braek-
nell. in the county Of Berks. Tother
superior Of the said society, John Scud-
am0re Sellon Of the Grange, Highgate,
Esquire. the Right Honorable Charles
Lindlev Tiscount Halifax. the Right
Reverend James Leslie Kendall, DID,
Bishop Suffragan Of Reading, the Rev
erend Vincent Stuckey Stratton Coles
OF Oxford. principal librarian of the
Prsev Library in oxford. and Lord Ed
ward Spencer Churchill of IS Grosvenor
street in the county Of London, Of
the second part; and the Beard of Di-
reet0rs OF the Protestant Episcopal
church in the Hawaiian Islands. of the
third part; AMI Henry Holmes Of Ho-
r.luIu in the Hawaiian Islands, attor-
Ear If the fourth part.
The document tells Of 9n indeuture
made on February -. 1874 between
Priscilla Lydia Sellon. Ike of Abbey
F.-U7r-h in the county of Devon. of
-Ee one part. and the Rev. Edward
Bruverie Pusey. John ScU5amore Sellon
and Philip Pussy. Of the other part,
whereby the said Priscilla Lydia SCI On
found el and became mo her superior
~ certain religious and charitable
society or community called the So |
Getty OF the Holy Trinity Of Dol on I
port Also Of her making 3 Will in |
$50 whereby. when she died, Bertha I
Lr-uiuI became her successor. An
other iuleutUre was made. it is relat- |
eL between the Rev. T. B. Pusev, of |
the one part. and Bertha TUrnbull. of !
-ta other part. which is recorded n /
The Bureau of Convevances at bon y
-u.-. conveying the premises and Esr-
l-1-eurs IN question to Bertha Turn
I-- who held thea in secession %
Priscilla lydia Sellon. Bertha Turn
I'D made her VIII in 1854 and died
: -rauler Is. 1890. and il is stated
thar 20 the dat- Of the present in
=-r-meut there are two n ambers of the
-rs-e-v and no more. named respective
IS Elizaferh Ann Rogers ard Ellen Al
a--i-a Polyblank. referred 10 as Sister
Beatrice and Sister Albertins, who re-
Ode and are maintained at upon the
-s-e5i-anenrs in question.
Henry Holmes, It is stated. is made
party for the purpose of being ap-
'1lutel attorney Of Robert Alfred John
seeking, 70 grant and convey that I
1eee OF parcel Of land O. ground col-
aiming 1884 square feet or there
bouts Al the inland end or portion
z a messuage and premises formerly I
.elOnCing 10 the late Richard Arm {
--0ng. but now 10 the Protestant Epis /
opal Church in the Hawaiian Islands.
7-ether with the schoChooms. chapel. f
Urinary and other buildings thereon, G
% hold IN trust 10 permit Sisters Bea- c
nee and Albertina TO continue TO re- G
i1e upon the premises during the resi- =
ne Of their respective lives free of
anf. rates. taxes. etc, and they will y
.alutaln each in the saue w~v ss she 4.
IS been AZ the sole expense and cost Z
the Directors, and sUbiee5 to the :
lies and regulations In the printed ;,
.arutes Of the society. and free and u
-scharged from all otter rights IF