Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19
THERESA GIVEN
BULK Of ESTATE
BY 1917 PAPER
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AlJDTuS3 .llOTT1H AuQT0WSy WHO, dS
counsel for MIR. Colburn, claims he
was retained by the queen to prepare
the document.
The filing of the will today launch
ed triangular litigation which may
be months, even years, in settlement.
Pitted against the 1917 will is Col.
Curtis P. Iaukea. surviving executor
under the will of 1909, and the trus-
tees of the Liliuokalani trust. and
Delegate Kuhio, who declares he is
the only heir Of the queen, and who
has intimated that he will contest
both documents. =...~. Il
At the beginning the 1917 will de.
clares that the trust deed executed in
1909 is of no force aud effect that it
was obtained from the late queen by
fraud and misrepresentation. In this
respect, the purported will says: ~
Il request i my executor to use all
endeavor to have the same set aside
and declared as null and of no force
and effect; the same not having been
my free act and deed, nor is it my de-
sire that my property should be dis
posed of in accordance with the said
trust deed or any other papers amen
datory thereof and recognizing the
same as valid. further declare that
/ never authorized any attorney, or
ether person, to appear for me and, as
my attorney-in fact, or agent, declare
in court or otherwise that the said
deed was legal and valid, or that the
property therein disposed was done
so according to my wish and DESIRE
Estate Worth S2So,ooo 49,.
Practically three-fourths of the es.
tate, estimated by the order of probate
to be worth about $2S0,00O, is be.
queathed to Princess" Theresa VIII
cox BelHveau; her son, Robert Wilcox,
and her daughter, Virginia Wilcox.
Princess" Theresa was the wife of
Robert W. Wilcox, who received a
military training in Italy and who led
the revolution on the queens side in
Hawaii. The purported will, however,
provides that, if there are not suffi-
Gent funds to pay the debts of the
estate, certain property bequeathed to
Mrs. Belliveau shall be sold to cover
the deficiency. - -
Following is brief summary of the
requests mentioned in the purported
will Of 1917: .~. ...
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Pratt, cousin
Land known as LanilIN at Hilo; land
at Paalaa, Waialua, this island; four
lei hulus, one dozen calabashes, one
diamond ring, one pair Of earrings,
serpent bracelet and set of tiger claws.
Delegate J. K. Kalanianaole, cousin
The sum of $4,000 to be paid from
personal property remaining at queens
death. -: III
Robert K Wilcox, nephew-House
lot known as Washington Place." the
furniture therein and carriage and
span of horses used by the queen;
house lot at Oahu lane, Waikiki; one
dozen calabashes, one dozen kahilis,
four lei hulus, one mamo lei, he to Sc
lect these; $4,000 to keep the build.
ings and grounds at Washington Place
in repair; land at Pahupahupuaa, Wal
XXI, land at Waikahalulu, Oahu; lots
9 and IL of the Marfarlane tract,
Young street, Honolulu.
Virginia Wilcox, niece-Waikiki res.
idence known as ''kealoilani" or "Ho-
poe Hale" with the furniture therein;
sea fishery at Hamohamo, Waikiki;
land at Hookena, South Kona, island
of Hawaii; house and lot at Kapalama,
Honolulu; 5000; one dozen Gala.
bashes, one dozen kahilis and four lei
hulus.
Children of the late John Aimoku
Dominis-Housce and lot on King
street and $4,000, each to share alike.
Fred B. Iaukea-Lot in Ohua lane.
Waikiki; lot sold to queen by deed of
the Oahu Railway and Land Co.;
$4,000. *....
Mrs. Sabina K. Hutchinson-One
half undivided interest in land at Ha
nohamo. Waikiki
Colonel Curtis P. Iaukea-The sum
of $4,000.
Mrs. Lahilahi Webb-The sum of
$4,000.
Kailipanio-House and lot in Ohua
lane, Waikiki; the sum of $500.
Mrs. Waikiki Heleluhe-House lot
at Ohua lane, Waikiki, and sum OF
$1,000.
Mrs. Kahae Aea-House lot at Ohua
lane. Waikiki, and and the sum of
$4,000
Mrs. Kahanuu Meek-The sum of
$500. 49,.
Mrs. Mary Auld-The sum of $500. |
Mrs. Lila Auld-The sum of $500.
Mrs. Laura Puhiula-The sum of
$500. ..-.
Children of Mrs. Kahaawelani Ka-
Eea-The sum of $500 to be divided
them ."... ..~
Children Of Mrs. Paakai U. Bush
The sum Of $4,000 to be divided among
them. : --... j. -. IT.. ----.s.
Mrs. Charles Gullick-The sum of
$500. 49,
Mrs. Ellen Dwight-The sum of $500
Mrs. Anaole-The sum or $500.
st. Andrews cathedral-The sum of
$1,000 ~
Leahi Home-The sum of $1,000.
Board of Health-The sum of $1,000
to be expended for the Molokai leper
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City of Honolulu-The sum~of $1,000
for the Liliuokalani school, Kaumuki.
Wainee church, Lahaina-The sun
of $1,000. 49,,
Mrs. Nakanealoha Mana-House lot
at Ohua lane, Waikiki, and $4,000.
Mrs. Jennie Clark-House lot at
Ohua lane. Kaikiki, and $1,000.
Fred BeckIey -One.half undivided
interest in land at Hamohamo, Wal.
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