The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-26

was that it purely a question of title.
O. The title to the right way? A. The title to all the
property being occupied by him that time.
O. An objection would destroy title of a,-of all
he had? a. l have given you my information.
O. Didn't you Mr. Wheeler that what Claus spreckels
said with reference for instance Obrons right Ka
hulu lands which to this question: am trying to get at
what information received talk understanding
between Claus Spreckes and Hebron this par
cuar right way? A. think that have already replied
that the understanding that gathered from the conversation
my informant and had the time that made the affidavit
was that Mr. Hebron was so doubtful all titles
occupying there that moved him sell
under the circumstances to which have testified.
O. But particular information you in reference
this particular his possession this right of way?
None other than have testified to.
O. you indicate the map here about where
that crossing about according to information and
belief? A Yes sir give my present information
upon that certainly.
O. Youawl please do There is Kahulu harbor upon
the mapgther is the warehouse understand it. "A.
understand that this is the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
COmpany warehouse do not wish to be understood that
a portion of this map anything herein is correct.
assuming that that is the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Companys From that warehouse according to
my knowledge information and belief there has for
years extended railroad in this general direction following
the road designated this map to Makawao. And it is my
understanding that several hundred feet above the point
where this warehouse met, line of track
tended in this direction
@. the road? A. information upon that
point whether road there There
has reference information it's crossing
road do not the Spreckels line of pier designated
here.
O. There the present wharf; the pier would be
where down there. A state the distance
dersandng the proportions here; my understanding
however that here and directly down
beach here
O. Crossing the Kahulu track? A. Crossing the Kahu
lu track
O. At the point marked X? A. Approximately should
think that will give a idea I
might be quarter inch according the map the
square.
O. You notice that Kahuui indicated the Govern
map extends into the land of Kaua, do you Mr.
Parkers land? A. Well do not know that there any
Mr.. Hartwell.-What is that, a ahupuaa?
Mr. Kinney.-That is an iii.
A. do not understand that there any boundaries Of
any kind upon any map There
o Kahuui
@. No not of Kahuui but of Kaua, Sam Parkers land
that you referred to- A say and my understanding
that Sam Parkr land approached and entered
this railroad about where Mr. Parkers land adoned the
of the Hawaiian Commercial Company.
O. Were you informed by anyone that Mr. Parkers land
into Kahuui settlement take in buildings there?
A. inquire informa-
ton upon that subject.
O. Did you have any information leading you to-by which
could estimate how feet of track happened to
towards Waikiki before it struck the land of Kaua? A.
Will you kindly repeat that question?
O. Did receive information upon which you could
estimate how feet awayhOw many feet the road would
have to run towards Waikiki before it struck Kaua?
Mr. Hartwe.-That is, had he any means of estimating
from point to point?
Mr. Kinney.-Q Take it right at the wharf. From the
towards Waikiki before you struck the
land of Kaua straight line? A. had information,
but desire fully explain in that particular AS
question directed towards
concerning grant of Claus Spreckes this road
always endeavord to impress the Court the understand
ing that the road which point from the wharf
huui already built and in operation and in the posi-