The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-02
DISTRIBUTION OF
ESTATE ORDERED

The petition filed by Mark p. Rob.
inson, as the surviving trustee and
executor of the estate of the late
James Robinson, for an order of final
distribution was favorably acted upon
yesterday by Judge Robinson of the
Circuit Court
The petition showed that Mark p.
Robinson and the late @. p. Ward and
s. G. Allen were appointed executors
under the will of James Robinson in
1876, and were also authorized to act
as trustees. c. p. Ward died in 1889
and S. G.. Allen in 1903, from which
latter date no regular annual accounts
were fled the last account filed June
10th last covering the entire period Of
six years. In the report on the ac-
counts filed by Henry Smith, the
master, it was stated that no decree
of distribution had been made, and the
point was also raised whether the prin-
ciple of survivorship, with regard to ali
the property belonging to the estate,
applied in this instance, and whether
the title was now vested in the sur
viving trustee, Mark 7. Robinson.
BY the decree of distribution the
title of the property of the trust estate
is vested in Mr.. Robinson, the legal
verbiage stating that "said Mark z.
Robinson, as the surviving executor un-
der said will, do deliver over unite
Mark p. Robinson, sole surviving trus-
tee under the last will and testament
of James Robinson, deceased, the prop
erty remaining in his hands as such
executor"
Accounts Approved.
An affidavit by Henry Smith, clerk
of the Judiciary Department, was
placed on file yesterday, stating that in
the case of Edgar Henriques against
| +. A. Nawahai no pleading or motion
| had been filed by the defendant in the
case.
An order approving accounts and
discharge was made yesterday on the
! estate of Rosa Santos d'Oliveira Silva,
the Bishop Trust Company having
acted as ancillary administrator. The
estate will be turned over to Manoel
Silva of the Azores.
An order approving accounts and dis
charge was made yesterday on the
estate of Alexander T. A. Garvie, Annie
Garvie Evans and Allen w. II. Bottom
| ley being the executrix and executor
respectively.
A petition was filed yesterday by
Mrs. Mary X. Kahalepuna asking for
her discharge as guardian of the per
sons and estate Of Mary Kalu and Rob
I ert Kalu, minor children of the late
II. Kalu. The petitioner states that
Robert died and Mary is of age. The
guardian asks for the cancellation of
her surety, Mary Kalu being the sole
heir to the estate subject, however, to
the life interest of the petitioner in
the lands at Kahaluu and Waihee.
Notes of the Courts
A return on the garnishee summons
was filed yesterday by the First Ma
tional Bank, which was named as
! garnishee in the suit instituted by A.
$. Humphreys against George b. Cur
tbs. The bank officials state that the
institution is not a debtor to the de-
PENDANT named in the suit.
An order for submission on briefs
was made by the Supreme Court yes
terday in the case of the N. $. Sachs
Dry Goods Company against Annie X
Hart, on exceptions from the Circuit
Court Wade Warren Thayer is the
attorney for the plaintiff. appellee, and
q. A. Long for the defendant-appel-
liant.
A discontinuance was entered yester-
day in the case of the Kaneohe Ranch
Company against Mamie II. Rice. Cas-
tie and Wilmington were attorneys for
the plaintiffs in the case.
Despite the protests voiced by At
torney r. A. Douthitt for the defense,
Judge Robinson yesterday made an or
der assigning tho case Of the Territory