The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-03
.LIuUOKALANI D|SPOSES OF
ESTATE
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The income is also to be applied to the
reduction and final payment of the
principal of the mortgage indebtedness.
And last, the income is to be devoted
to the cause of orphans. as is provided
farther on in the document.
The Queens win.
Following the provisions of the
handling and disposition of the estate
and income during the life of the
Queen, Liliuokalani sets forth what is
practically her will, with the clinching
exception that, being part of deed
of trust, it can not be torn up and
changed as could an ordinary will.
She provides that after her death
the trustees shall execute and deliver
to Curtis p. Iaukea a deed conveying
to him absolutely and forever all the
land and improvements known as the
Lele of Hamohamo, at Waikiki, ad.
Joining his wife's land at Kaluaolohe,
and containing about eight acres. This
is the only grant which does not con.
tain reversionary clause.
Aimoku Gets Home.
John Dominis Aimoku, as above stat
ed, is to get Washington Place for his
lifetime and the lifetime of his law.
fully.begotten heirs, or so long after
the death of said John Dominis All.
moku as the law will permit, with re-
version to the trustees. He is also
given an annuity of $4,000.
Joseph Kaiponohea Aea is to have
the premises at Waikiki, with the ap.
purtenances and the fishery of Hamo.
hamo, with the same conditions re.
garding descent to his heirs and fnal
reversion to the trustees. This provi.
sion applies to all the other grants.
Aea is also to have an annuity of $500
during his lifetime.
Other Grants.
To Nakanealoha and J. Mana, her
husband, of Pauoa, Honolulu, and the
survivors of them, is to go the prem.
Uses on Ohua lane, Waikiki, and the
sum of $3.50 per annum.
Anaole and her daughter. Keliiaka.
hal, of Honolulu, are to get Lot on
Ohua lane, Waikiki, and the sum of
$3.50 year.
Other requests are to be made as
follows:
For John Kiaaina and his wife Keo.
Xxi, of Kamoiili, lot on Ohua lane, and
$3.50 year;
Robert Won OelhofTen and his wife.
of Lahaina, lot 4 on the same lane, and
$3.50 year;
Naheana Paia, of Honolulu, lot z on
Ohua lane, and $3.50 year,
Mainalulu and his wife Nauhane. of
Honolulu, lot s on Ohua lane, and $3.50
year; '
Loe, of Honolulu, the house and prem
Uses now occupied by her at Muolau-
iani, Kapalama, Honolulu, and $3.50 a
year;
Hakaui and his wife Kainalu, of
Honolulu, the lot of land now enclosed
and occupied by them at Muolaulani
and $3.50 year; 20
Mary X. Kahalepuna, of Waikiki, LOT
| OF Ohua lane, and $3.50 year;
S. X. Mahoe and his wife Emalia, of
Waialua, the premises known as Puma
moenui and Punamoeiki, at Waialua,
and $3.50 year.
The taxes and expenses of mainte.
| nance of the aforementioned premises
are to be borne by the trustees as part
of the general expenses of the trust ad-
ministration.
Absolute payments of 800 each are
to be made, on the death of the Queen,
to Mahiai Robinson, Aki, his sister;
Mrs. Mary Aud, Mary Pahau, and Mrs.
Kahae Kalehua.
Liliuokalani" Orphan Homes.
Queen Liliuokalani is very liberal to
the orphan children of Hawaii, and pa.
ticularly to those of her own race. She
provides that from and after her death
all the property of the trust estate
which shall not be required for any
of the special provisions or payments
before mentioned shall be used by the
trustees for the benefit of orphan chill
dren in the Hawaiian Islands, "the
preference to be given to Hawaiian
children of pure or part aboriginal
blood The manner and extent of
such provision and the number of chill
dren to benefit therefrom is left to the
trustees to determine.
AS soon as practicable, with due
regard, always, to the retention and in.
vestment of sufficient of the corpus or
principal of the estate in income pro-
duclng property or securities TO provide
Tor the continued maintenance thereof,
the trustees shall extend such work by
the establishment and maintenance of
an institution or institutions for $ ich
orphans, and provide for the govern
ment thereof. 1t is the desire of SAID
grantor that any huilding or buildings
used for such purpose shall be cons .ruct-
ed of fireproof materials, or as nearly
] as may be.
Every such institution so estab.
lished shall bear the name of 'Liliuoka-
lani. -
appointment OF Trustees.
The trust deed provides that in cas-
any of the trustees shall die 90 abroad
TO reside or desire to retire. the vacancy
so created shall bc filed by a Judge of
competent jurisdiction, the appointment,
however, to be only ON the written
nomination of the remaining trustees,
unless they shall fail TO make nomina.
ton, in which ease the appointment
shall be made upon application of any
trustee or beneficiary under the trust
| deed.
The only way in which the provision.
Of the trust deed may be In any way