The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-01
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DOWN As TRUSTEE;
''''' KING IS APPOINTED INIT \

dVtNBhhuCC NHoTtOIg anu Hb Nuln
court has acquired Jurisdiction in the
premises by virtue of the petition or
request IF tbs, remaipipR tfpsteeP for
the so1frmetipn t0f Mr. WilliamsQn, u
is appropFiate that this cpnft should
nPw make m appoiptmeRt Of such
tEustea f. Az said Vacancy;
s10dF Whore fore, bpviftue of all the
rights and powers me IN anywise en-.
abling in this behalf, i do hereby ap.
point Charles y. King, an, alpmqs of
said Kameh apchn school, Of the first
class graduation therefrom; to Wit, the
class Of 1891, this hppointptnt TO be,
come efteetiTe upon said appointee
furnishing proofs satiafaetory to the
court that he is,SA person Of the
Protestant religion, and upon ., his
qualifying for said position BY enter.
ing, into joint and several bond to
and With his 6ssoriate trustees here.
in in the sum OF $1D6. 900, 4, decree
e tAi /. ! !, Esst Silli sbs Egpsa upon
With, the opening paragraph lof his
"oPinioH and decision, :! Judge Ash.
ford gives some history hearing ON the
win o. the late Process Bernice Pau.
AHA Bishop, 4het benefaeffess Of the
Kamehameha SCHOOLS; rs a -
Tslls IIissoFy Il Yfsst tF,ts
ftiiTheg High Chiefess Bernice Pauahi
BishDp4 fflie lastglof the Kamehame.
has'- rdied testate, lin Honolulu, octo.
RsrslH lsbft aRdt her last viii and ties.
lament, including two eodicjls, was
admitted 70 prohaia Daeamha y 1884
larthe supreme s2urt sof the Hawaiian
hslandA which the: court, at,that date,
had juriAdietlon Of probate and equity
matters, { sad Judge ASHFORD
s-sFlr 51nd--byv the fourteenth para,
graph Of herr shidswill, Mrs. Bishop
aPp0inted TE hef Husband, Charles r
Bishop, samuel NJ Damon, Charles NJ
Hyde, Charles ~, Cooke and William
y. Smith, 81 of Honolulu, tto be her
trustees TO carry into effect the trusts
specified in the will Said paragraph
contains the further provision which ]
here quote: ~. ~ S,fP w.
-,.ttI further direct, that ,ba rumbe,
Of INV Trustees sbali he kent NJ ave
that all Vacancies shalI Re 8IIed Inv tbe
ebo;oe Of = maior;ty of the 3nSt;ces NJ
the mnreme court Tho SELECTION n he
made from nersons ~ the protest. M
religion
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foWers o. frnstees
"1he primary object expressed IL
the will mentioned is contained in the
uh;aS T' n,ot patasSpn tnereoi' 'roH
.'uiI Give, dey;se and beoueatb oil NJ
the rest residue, and remainder Of nv
estates real and nersonal wberasoayo,
situated, INTO the trustees be,ou
named. their heirs and, ass;ons forever
TO hold mon the foIIow;n0 trusts
namely: To erect and maintain in IN,
Hawaiian Islands two schools. each "a,
boarding and day scholars. one fo,
bovs and one for Girls 10 10 Lnow,
as and called 1be KamebomaL.
schools,
1.-THE tr,stees acting unasr III,
will have established tSo schools NJ
Kalihi. in this citv. one for b6vs an,
one for qirls, The bovs, school ba,
been in oneration about twentv.n;n,
years and has graduated twenty ri,
animal classes Of stndents A. a mat
fer of practical admin at IN tiOn nf FIJI
trusts the trustees have limited Z,
boys and girls Of aboriginal Hawaiia,
blood either in whole O. in nartj IN,
privilege of attending said schools
although there ia no osncb Hmitat;o,
proy;ded for in the win
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Not 1imited TO Hayailaps
1.-THE only expression of preference
for Hawaiiaus as objects of the bount
of the donor is that above quoted
namely, the provision that, in the dis
tribution of a portion of each YEAR
income to the support and education O
/ orphans and others in }ndi9e1t ciTcum
stances preference shall Re given Z
Hawaiisns Of nnre or mart asoriSi us
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