The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-21
NOTICE OF Intention TO Take LAND

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice that the OAHU RAIL
WAY AND LAND COMPANY. by viz
tue of the powers and authorities Civ
en- TO and vested in it BY its Charter
and by Act approved on the I1-h dav
of September, A D. 1SSS, entitled An
Act TO Authorize and Promote TIE
Construction Of Steam Railroads On
the Island Of OAHU" and OF every
other power in any wise enabling it in
this behalf, intends TO take and use
for the purposes OF the Railway which
it is authorized to construct. and works
connected Herewith, the pieces Of land
described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection Of the
located center line Of the Oahu Rail-
way and the westerly boundary OF
Grant 2S2 in Waialua District: thence
along said center line easterly 1920 feet
through Grant 232 to Naaihelu owned
by Henry Waterhouse: s75 feet
through Grant 246 claimed BY Pea. Ka-
hau, Kanewahine and Henry Water
house; ESQ feet through Grant pa %
Pukai, claimed by c. B. Male; $50 feet
through Grant 232 Lot 1, Grant 22S 70
Opunui, Grant 243 to Kila and Hoona-
punt. Grant ASS 10 W. H Rice, Grant
353 to Nahoa and others, and Grant
33S to Hikiau and Kama, owned By
Henry Waterhouse; Cos feet through
Grant 339 TO Huaailani and others.
owned by John Enos and Henry
Waterhouse; 70S feet through Grant
393 TO Manana and Mehulu owned By
! Keawe, Kaiona and Kaiaiulaula: 66s
feet through Grant 343 to Kalauohaena
and others, owned by Kaiona. Napua-
kau, Male and Kaaemoku; $50 feet
through Grant 279 to Mahiahume and
others, claimed by Mrs. Frances E.
Jackson, Mokuhia, KekuanOni. Make
awaiu and Henry Waterhouse; 40
| feet through Grant eco 10 Kaakau and
Grant 259 to Haule, owned by Mrs
Frances z. Jackson and Henry Water
/ house; 220 feet through Grant 25S TO
/ Kane, owned by Mrs. Frances E. Jack
son; $685. feet through Grants 249. 45s.
49, 457, 241, 457 and 2TO owned By
Henry Waterhouse; 700 feet through
Grant 1923 to Poll and others claimed
by Kaaemoku and Henry Waterhouse:
| 1850 feet through Grants 231, go. 233.
342 and 273, owned by Henry Water
| house; 1910 feet through Grants $40.
| 242, SOP, 261, 81 and 239, owned by
Joseph P. MendOnca and leased 70 the
Trustees of the Estate OF James Gay;
| 1880 feet through Grants 276 and PSI
owned by Robert Halstead: 6S5 fee.
I ? - = -
Hilahila, leased TO Robert Halstead.
6S5 feet through Grant 26T. owned By
Robert Halstead; 6S5 feet through
Grant 235 to Kuemanu, leased 70 Rob
| ert Halstead; 6S5 feet through Grant
272 to Kapahu, owned by D. Havana
nakoa and ]. Kalanianaole, leased 20
Robert Halstead; 6S5 feet through
Grant 264 owned by Robert
Halstead; 6S5 feet through Grant
263 to lie, part owned by Robert
Halstead; so feet through Grant 262
to Kupahu, owned by Robert HaIstead
and Kahanawali; northeasterly 99s
feet through Grant 647 10 ]. H. smith.
owned by Helela, leased to Edgar and
Frank Halstead: 240 feet through
Grant 1876 to Haalilo. Lot 3; 5000
feet through L. c. A lib, Apana 81.
and Apana SO, held by the Trustees
under the Will OF Bernice Pauahi
Bishop, Apana 81, Paalaa, leased TO
Amara and others, and Apana 80, Ka-
wailoa, leased to NJ. P. Robinson and
B. F. Dillingham;; through l. c. A.
1903 Apana 8 to KauIa; through L. c.
A. 9917 to Lobe, owned by Amara:
northeasterly 1000 feet through Wal
mea owned by James Campbell, Mrs.
Julia A. Patty and others, leased to the
Oahu Railway and Land Co.; through
Grant SO Apana l to the Board Of Edu-
cation; q 900 feet through PuDukea.
Paumalu and Waialee, owned BY the
Hawaiian Government leased 10 the
Oahu Railway and Land Co; through
Pukukea, Kaunala, Pahipahialua, Opa-
ma, Kawela, Punalau, Kahuku and Ke-
ana, owned by James Campbell and
leased to the Oahu Railway and Land
Company; through L. C. A. S051 to
Ehu; L. G. A. 1859 to Kaahamoa. own
ed by Kulia Apana; L. CA. 3776 Apa-
ma 1 TO Opunui, owned BY Maria Ka-
hal; L. G. A. 1891 Apana 1 to Kasafku.
owned by Louiki Apaa;-L. CA.
377T Apana to Apaa, owned by Lou
Xxi Apaa; L. C. A. 1850 to Naonohiuli.
owned by Luiki Apaa; l. C. A. 3SGs to
Laipo, owned by Kulia Apana; L. C.
A 1880 to Pukaloheau, owned by Ku-
liza Apana; and through L. G. A. 276s,
Apana / owned by Kimoki; including
width of 40 feet. 20 feet on each side
/ of said center line and such Addition
al widths as may be necessary for the
proper construction and maintenance
OF said Railway.
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND COM
PANY.
BY S. C. ALLEN. It's President.
And W. G. ASHLEY. Its Secretary.
| Honolulu. Nav q 1898