The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-22
WILL Of {. B.
THOMAS FILED
w. R. Castle Executor, Miss
Thomas the Chief
Beneficiary.

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ton for the probate of the will of the
/ late E. B. Thomas The will was made
August %, 1905, and reeites that the
testator had made his friend w. R.
Castle the trustee of his estate at diff
| ferent times when he was absent from
Hawaii, and he now made him executor
of his will After the debts are paid
the estate is to go into the possession
of Castle as trustee to manage it as
he would his own, and pay the income
ND to an amount sufficient for simple
mode of life to his daughter who is
with her aunt in Liverpool, England.
If the income is not sufficient for this,
then a part of the principal may be
used. If the income is more than suffi-
cient for this purpose then the trustee
NAV paw not exceeding a hundred
pounds a year to the testator's sister.
If the daughter should die without issue
then the income to go to the sister for
her life and at her death the bulk Of
it is to be devoted to some suitable
charity in Hawaii and the remainder
90 TO the testatOr's brother. The trus-
tee may convey the whole or any part
of the estate to the daughter after she
arrives of age, in his discretion.
A Question Of Dover.
In the suit of Kahalauaola U. Will
Iiams against William r. Castle to re-
quire him to set off dover interest in
the Williams estate, of which he IS
trustee, the respondent yesterday filed
a demurrer. The principal grounds of
demurrer are that there is no dover in
an equitable estate; and that the es-
tate in which she claims dover was
only an estate for the life of her hus
band, so that there can be no dover
in it.
Where to Correct Error.
The Supreme Court yesterday, in the
suit of Lucio Ferreira VS.. Kamo, Pau
hau Sugar Plantation, garnishee, de-
cided that An appellate court has no
power to amend the record of a trial
court by original action. party i'm
pugning the veraeity of record should
make application to the court in which
the alleged error occurred.
Frantz Set Back $50.
Judge Lindsay yesterday ordered
Frederick Frantz to pay $13 costs, $50
attorneys fee. and So a week alimony
pending the trial of his wife s suit for
divorce.
The Andrews Case.
The Andrews case occupied judge
and jury all day again in Judge Dole S
court. Both sides have presented tes-
timony, though neither side has yet
rested. 1t seems likely that the case
will occupy all of today, and perhaps
longer.
Got Ten Days.
\ Brilliante, Filipino, was sentenced
to ten days Imprisonment for assault
by Judge Robinson yesterday. He
pleaded guilty. He has already been
in jail for three months. Brilliante
shot at man on board the Irmgard in
the harbor.
Held Island Securities.
Bishop & Co. yesterday applied for
ancillary letters of administration on
the estate of Paul Besser, who died
May %, 1908, at Waynesburg borough,
Greene county, Pennsylvania, leaving
estate in this Territory. The estate
consists of twenty shares of Waialua
Company, fifty shares of
McBryde, and 500 in cash
An S1100 Estate.
NJ. R. Counter yesterday filed pc
tition for letters of administration OH
the estate of his late wife, Margaret
f. Counter The estate consists of
$1100 in bank The heirs are the hus- |
band, Jessie F. Thompson, of Homo
lulu, sister, and Alexander William |
of Ontario, a brother.