Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-14
List of the Lands.



@ A $40 to Kinopu, containing 100000 of
an acre, more or less.
Also one piec of land adjoining the above
being II p 1882 of l. Q A SO to Napahi, con-
tanning 10 1000 of an acre more or less En-
trance TO the same is by an alley way lead
ing from mskai side Of King street, below
Maunakea street, to Queen street extension.
The following deeds cover said property:
III From j. Kaona, July 5, 1860, Liber
ID, p. SO.
RI From Keananakahi ct al, Dec. Is,
1871, Liber 33, p. 4l0.
[3l From Kalama ct al, April 20, 1874,
Liber 3S, p. 226.
[4l From Keonipulu, Nov s, 1875, Liber
43, p. 473.
LoT 9.
Two pieces of land in Malamalama, Kai-
lua, Koolaupoko, being r. p. 543l of L. G.
A. $3.50 to Kakoi, containing l.2S acres
more or less.
Also two pieces Of land in said Malamala-
ma, being r. P. 6602 of l.. @. A. 2697 to
Wana, containing 100 acres more or less.
These four pieces are leased for five yea,s
from January l., 1894, at $40 per annum.
LOT 3.
One piece of land in Moanalua, being R.
p. 35l of L G A 1917 to Puhiki, containing
35-lOO Of an acre more or less.
Lor 4.
One piece of land on Liliha street near
lands of Gaspar sylvia of Wsialua and
Jonathan Shaw Of Honolulu, being r p
1850 Of L @ A 1923 to Honu, containing o.
100 of an acre more or less.
Also two pieces of lands adjoining the
oh hain -
pau, containing 54S fathoms more or less.
These three pieces were leased by the adj
ministratrix of the estate for 10 years from
January /, 1895, at $3.50 per annum. Two
of the heirs have joined in said lease, and as
to the remaining three.fifths, the binding
effect OF the lease is questioned.
LOT 8.
One piece Of land in Kaaipu, Manoa, be-
ing portion of X = 4470 OF Lea llO29
(Sec. !, Part - to ]. Stevenson, containing
2.0l6 acres more or less. Leased 10 Maria
Apai for 10 years from January /, 1888, at
$50 per annum.
LOT 6,
One piece of land In Raloiiki Manoa, being
X 2 Grant 639 to III Haalilo, containing 9. 10
acres more or less.
Also one piece of land in said Kaloilki
Manoa, being Grant II to Make, CON
tanning 2.76 acres more or less.
Also one piece of land In said Kaloiili Ma
noa, being r p Grant 40 to Hannah Hooper
containing SIS acres more or less. OF these
lands two leases were made by deceased
covering the kula portions only. One Ia for
10 years from January 6, 1894, at S8n per an
mum and the other is fort years from June
20, 1894, at SIS per annum.
OF the remainder OF said lands two-6fths
undivided were leased by the heirs for 10
years from January l, 1895. at $50 per annum
while three-fifths remain undlsposed of by
them, although the administrator has made
lease purporting to convey the same for 10
years from January l, 1895, at $500 per an.
nun. Total annual rental OF the Raloiiki
lands is Sil5, provided the last mentioned
lease is accepted, validity of which being
questioned.
Lon Z:
One piece of land in Lualaea, Manoa, being
X T Grant 254 to Amama, containing 7.S3
acres more or less.
LOT s.
Two pieces of land in Kahoiwai, Manoa,
being Il + 6i26 OF CA 1905 to Hakau, con-
tanning l.2S acres, more or less.
LOT Q.
The undivided one-third interest OF Pekelo
Kakoi, deceased, in that certain piece of land
situate In Koloalu, Manoa, being X p Grant
10 to Makulu, containing $50 acres more or
| less.
This sale offers a good opportunity to in
vestors and adjoining owners of property
There are suitable locations for homesteads
in the valley of Manoa which Is noted for its
cool breeze and healthy climate.
tF- Terms of sale are cash payable in U. s.
| gold coin, and deeds at the expense of pur-
| chasers.
Sale to be subject to confirmation by the
| Court.
For further particulars enquire of the I'M
dersigned at his Office In the Judiciary Build
ing.
HENRY SMITH,
| 1910 Commissioner.