The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-07
Military Reservations Ordered Set
Aside in Oahu.
SET OUT BY METES AND BOUNDS
War Department Order Published
for the Information and Guild
anCe Of all Concerned

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States troops in Hawaii, the Adver-
tiser is enabled to publish a full and
complete copy of the order of Presi-
dent Mckinley setting apart certain
lands on this Island for military res
| ervations, under the authority vested
in him for such purpose by the United
States. 1t is as follows:
| Headquarters of the Army, Adjutant
Generals Office, Washington, Au-
gust 10, 1899.
General Orders No. 147.
The following order from the War
Department is published for the in
| formation and guidance of all con-
| cerned:
War Department, Washington, July
&c, 1899.
| The following described tracts of
| Government lands, situated in Oahu,
| Hawaiian Islands, were set aside for
| military purposes and declared mill
! tary reservations, subject to any out
| standing leases thereof, by the Presi-
dent of the United States by order
| dated July 20, 1899:
| /. That tract of land containing
| 1,344 acres more or less, situated
| about miles northwest from Honolu-
| lu, and described in Boundary Certifi-
| cate of Crown Land of Kahauiki, Ko-
ma District, Oahu, issued June 16, 1884,
| by r. f. BickertOn, commissioner of
| boundaries for the Island of Oahu, and
| shown on Government Survey Map
| Reg. No. 1911. Boundaries as fol-
| lows:
Commencing at a large rock marked
with a cross in the stone wall between
the fish pond. of Well and Kaikikapu,
from which rock the Government sur
vey station Hauiki bears N go 30
E. true 5,34S feet, and Nokauea station
bears N. So So E. true, 1888 feet, and
running
l. N go Is E. true 415.S feet along
Moanalua;
2 N. 10 s. E. true 1852 feet along
Moanalua to stone on mauka side of
Government road marked thus O,
and called Pohakuaukai thence
8. N. 10 IS E. true 1,254 feet along
Moanalua:
f. N. $50 Is E. true 1898 feet along
Moanalua, passing the hill called Pu-
kapu; thence
3. N. SO So E. true 4,751 feet along
Moanalua up ridge, the top of the
ridge being the boundary to place
called Mailihahai
6. N. SO g. E. true 4,0O3 feet along
same top of ridge, being the boundary;
Z. N. to g. E. true 1877 feet along
same, the ridge being boundary to
place called Hulena;
s. n. $50 g. E. true 1850 feet along
same up ridge to place called Puaka-
| laea
9. NJ Sc So E. true 1920 feet along
| same up ridge to point on edge of Ka-
| lihi Valley, this point being the head
! of Kahauiki; thence
10. S. 40 49, W. true $3.50 feet along
ridge separating Kahauiki from Kalihi
Valley, the top of the ridge being the
boundary along Kekuapalau, l.. c.
Award $3.50 Apana to Kaunuohua,
Pohakaa Government, Kioi, l.. G.
Award sos Apana II to A. Adams, Lee
aha l.. G. Award 1853 to G. Kanaina,
Koloalu Grant 5000 to 1--WE and Keki-
no. Government Land Palau, l.. c.
Award $3.50, Kupehau Grant sos, Apa-
ma to Keoni HolO, Kalaepaa Grant
| 1894 to Field e Morris. Laelae l.. c.
Award 1927 Apana to Hewahewa and
| Kupehau. Grant 595 Apana l to point
called Kapuukaa; thence
| II S. go "a w. true 1896 feet along
Kupehau Grant sos Apana 1, and along
Kaluaopalena to point at end of ridge;
| thence
| II. S. $50 13' W. true 2,O74 feet along
| Kaluaopalena, across small valley to
point in west edge of Lama;
Is. S. 610 90 w. true 4,137 feet along
Kaluaopalena, down slope, passing a
] short distance northwest of the Gov
| eminent survey station Hauiki to a
| rl< a
| of stone walls on fat
| IA. S. 40 16' E. true 500 feet along
| Kaluaopalena to stone marked with a
| cross; thence
| Is. s. $50 Az w. true 1,240 feet along
Kaluaopalena to angle of stone wall at
path;
16. S. $50 81 E. true 242 feet along
Kaluaopalena along stone WALL
thence
Il. S. So 20 W. true 1,941 feet along
L. c. Award 1O,49S to Nahinu cross,
Government road;
IS. S. 19o Is w. true 251 feet along
same;
10. S. $50 % W. true 397 feet along
same to angle of fish-pond wall;
20 Then along the wall of Well
Pond to the Island of Mokumoa, and
along the mauka side of that island to
the wall between Well and Kaihikapu
ponds, and along that wall to initial
point: direct distance and bearing be-
ing n. 150 - w. true 2,103 feet.
II. That portion of Waianae, Uka
Oahu, containing IA, 400 acres, more or
less, situated about 10 miles from HO-
nolulu and miles from Pearl Har-
Dor, and described in w. D. Alexan-
der's description of Waianae, as fol
lows:
Beginning at granite post on the
north side of the Kawaieli Gulch, near
a hau tree, at the corner of the Waia-
nae uka. HONOLULU, and Pouhala, from