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Administrator's Sale of Real and Personal Estate in Honolulu
Under order of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii, Walter Chamberlain Peacock is declared deceased and the administrator waives sale of his estate in Honolulu. The sale on November 20, 1908, at noon will offer parcels on Windward Street and Merchant Street plus a Queen Street parcel, plus 475 shares of WC Peacock & Co. Limited. Terms call for purchaser’s expense, subject to court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Mawali
Walter Chamberlaiy
Ren Cook
Bewcock
J.P. Morgan
Buihiing
Homplati
Chepald Waller Chamber
Nin -Pracock
Deceas
King
Honoluin
Teriiory
Hawiii
Porticu Jory
Winhore Street
Merchant and
Hishop Streets
Alakea Street
Morchant Street
Nuvany
Merchant Pireat
Nudany
Merchant Styeeia
True
Hione Nawany
A. Meacock
Peacock
Trinkal
Qeen Street
Menalmuth
Tmwonu- Mone
Queen
Punchbow
J. Muckley
Cantle & Cooke, Ltd
Manutiel
Makal Elde
Queen Street
Walter Chamberlain Peacock
WC. Peacock & Co. Limited
Firat Cleult
Nawatl
Honolutt