The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-04

Consisting OF following leases
| "Waianae-uka," "Pouhala" and
"Waikakalaua, as by survey made by
w. D. Alexander in Crown Land Book
of Surveys, pages 100, 161 and 1872. con-
tanning an area Of 1878 acres, leased
by Commissioners of Crown Lands to
| Henry E. Whitney land assigned to the
late ]. I. Dowsett) for thirty years
from January 14th, 1882, at yearly rent
al OF $4,000 payable semi-annually.
| Lease of KALENA made by Mrs. Ka-
hanuu Meek to The late J. /. Dowsett
for fifteen years from September 1st,
1889, at a yearly rental of $4,000 pay
able semi-annually.
| TOGETHER with all cattle and
horses on the above lands, consisting
of about 1900 head Cattle and % head
| Horses.
There are on this land all Buildings,
Pens, Etc, necessary for carrying on
first-class ranch.
NANAKULI,
AS per survey described in Crown
| Land Book Of Surveys, page 15S, by
w. ID. Alexander, containing an area of
3,421 acres, leased by Commissioners of
| Crown Lands to Henry Il. Whitney
| land assigned to rhe late J. /. Dowsett
| for thirty years from 2Sth day of Feb
ruary, 1882, at a yearly rental of
$4,000 payable semi-annually.
TOGETHER with this lease will be
sold $50 head Cattle.
AIEA,
AS described in Crown Land Book
of Surveys. page 1913. survey made by
G. J. Lyons; area LIS acres. leased by
| Crown Land Commissioners to Henry
| E. Whitney (aDd assigned TO the late
j. l. DowsetD for thirty years from
January 1St, 1882, at yearly rental of
| $4,000 payable semi-annually.
| All that portion of Aiea which lies
| between Oahu Railway and Land Com
pany track and $50 feet altitude has
been leased and rent paid in advance
| for the full term of this lease Ex-
| cepting (1sD about 6 1-3 acres rice
land formerly leased to Kan Tow and
/, for which he is now paying a yearly
rental of $4,000; (2d) lease to Hop
Sing (now expireD containing three
acres, more or less formerly used as
fishing station) at the Aiea depot, and
now in possession of Honolulu Sugar
Company, and for which they paid a
yearly rental of $4,000 last year.
AIEA FISHERY is rented for $500
year.
LUALUALEI,
Containing an area of about 1890
acres, leased by Kamehameha III. to
William Jarrett for fifty years from
August LIST, 1851, at yearly rental of
$500.
One undivided nalf of this lease is
assigned to J. I. Dowsett for the full
term of the lease expiring August 1st.
1901.
One undivided half is assigned to
George Galbraith and by him subleased
to J. |. Dowsett at yearly rental Of
$1,000 payable half-yearly, in addition
to the rent payable under the original
lease. This suitcase expires May LIST,
1901.
There are 600 acres of this land
leased to Waianae Sugar Company for
the full term of the original lease at a
yearly rental of $4,000 payable half
yearly.
There are on this land all Buildings,
Pens, Etc, necessary for carrying on
a first-class cattle ranch.
There will be sold together with this
lease 1000 head Cattle and about $50
head Horses, all of wk.ch are now run
ming on this land.
KAHAUIKI,
AS per survey in the Book of Crown
Lands, page 100, containing an area of
1874 acres; also the Fish Pond "Weli''
leased by Commissioners of Crown
Lands to J. I. Dowsett for twenty-five
years from July Cd, 1888, at a yearly
rental of $4,000 payable semi-annu-
ally.
The Fish Pond and Rice Land at Ka-
hauiki is leased 10 Sarepta A. Gulick
land assigned to John Antone) for
twenty-three years from July I'd, 1890,
for a yearly rental Of 100000 payable
semi-annually.
A portion of Kahauiki lying between
the Oahu Railway and Land Company
track and Government road and adj
joining Kalihi is leased to Pacific Qua
no and Fertilizer Company for 171a
years from January I'd, 1896, at year
ly rental of 100000.
The mauka portion of Kahauiki is
leased to John Grace land assigned to
Star Dairy for eleven years from Ju-
ly I'd, 1897, at yearly rental Of 81 900,
payable quarterly.
There is reserved from the Star
Dairy lease portion of Kahauiki adj
joining the Kalihi boundary and run
ming 500 feet along the Government
road and 700 feet deep.
HALAWA,
One-half of which is leased to the
late J. I. Dowsett by A. j. Cartwright,
Trustee for Queen Emma Estate, for
twenty years from September 1st, 1888,
at yearly rental of $4,000 payable
semi-annually in advance, and one
half is leased from Trustees of B. P.
Bishop Estate for twenty years from
September 1st, 1888, at a yearly rental
of 100000 payable semi-annually in
advance.
There is reserved to the Trustees Of
Bishop Estate from their one-half of
Halawa all Fisheries, Fish Ponds and
Fishing Rights. The Island of Kuohua
and the Pond Of Makalapa and Kuna-
ma; also the Iii Of Kunana and its
Fisheries; and all the land above or