Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-31
LARGE SALE OF LANDS
BY COMMISSIONER HENRY SMITH
UNDER JUDICIAL AUTHORITY
Auctioneer Morgan Conducts the sale
Prices Realized Exceed the
Estimate.

The sale of lands previously
advertised in this paper, by Henry
Smith, commissioner of the Cir
cult Court, was largely attended
at noon today. The order of sale
was made in the case of Wong
Wa Foy and others VS.. Kali Ka-
koi and others. Several of the
heirs of the estate of Pekelo, fish
monger, deceased, were present
among those interested and some
of them were purchasers. James
+. Morgan, auctioneer, conducted
the sale, the result of which is
here detailed:
Lot /. Houselot with dwelling
thereon in Kapuukolo, Honolulu,
containing 100000 of an acre, more
or less. Also one piece of land
adjoining the above, containing
$4,000 of an acre more or less, off
King street below Maunakea. This
lot was not sold, settlement hav-
ing been made among the heirs
for S275O.
Lot 2. Two pieces of land in
Malamalama, Kailua, Koolaupoko,
containing l.29 acres more or less.
Also two pieces of land in said
Malamalama, containing 1.20 acres
more or less. These four pieces
are leased for five years from jan
uary l, 1894, at $40 per annum.
Sold to Amelia Kakoi for $3.50.
| Lot 3. One piece of land in
Moanalua, containing 35-100 of an
acre more or less. Sold to s. M.
Damon for $120.
Lot 4. One piece of land on
Liliha street near lands of Gaspar
Sylvia of Waialua and Jonathan
Shaw of Honolulu, containing o.
100 of an acre more or less.
Also two pieces of lands adjoin-
ing the above, containing 548
fathoms more or less. These three
pieces were leased by the admir-
istratrix of the estate for 10 years
from Jan. l, '95, at S120 per annum.
Two of the heirs have joined in
said lease, and as to the remain
ing three-fifths, the binding effect
of the lease is questioned.
The whole lot sold to Gaspar
Sylvia of Waialua for $1,000.
Lot 5. One piece of land in
Kaaipu, Manoa, containing 2.016
acres more or less. Leased to
Maria Apai for 10 years from
January l, 1888, at $50 per an
mum. Sold to Maria Apia (Cofiin)
for $3.50.
Lot6. One piece of land in Kaloi-
Xxi, Manoa, containing 2.10 acres
more or less. Also one piece of
land in said Kaloiiki, Manoa, CON
tanning 2.76 acres more or less.
Also one piece of land in said
Kaloiiki, Manoa, containing S.18
acres more or less. Leases of these
lands are in existence at total
annual rental of $415, but the va
lidity of the lease for the last one,
at 1915 a year, is questioned. These
lots were put up in two, divided
by Manoa road. The portion alb
owe the road brought $4,000, and
that below the road $1100, James
Steward being the purchaser of
both.
Lot 7. One piece of land in
Lualaea, Manoa, containing 1882
acres more or less. Sold to John
Ena for $3.50.
Lot s. Two pieces of land in
Kahoiwai, Manoa, containing 1.2S
acres more or less. This lot was
subdivided the same as 6. One
part of 42-100 acre went to Mrs.
Kamaiopili for 1910 and the other
of $1,000 acre to Keakealani for
5000.
| Lot 8. The undivided one. third
interest of Pekelo Kakoi, deceased
in a piece of land situate in Kolo-
alu, Manoa, containing 4.50 acres
more or less. Sold to Mrs. Kea.
kealani for $3.50.
The aggregate of sales was $l0,.
100, which is considerably ovel
the estimate. After deducting ex,
} penses and reserving one-thirG
for widows dover, the remainder
of the proceeds is to be equally
distributed among five heirs O
| the estate of Pekelo.