The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-05

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il n tr ihi " ma mfkhi D h.h lH.
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i.fI Hsua maHka go Aplns d
mH| IN r1 hnI NO ns lu. rlun KHa
lr.na am kshl i0i nahfehc.a a o.
h'u ora Hn ts a9 kum ma kl aneaI
mb ko Kahr1rn saiar1 Hn g5 a. Hi
s5 uluku ml ko katrrua. ai1lla ina
k7h' wa'ho vale &c. Z k0m pc pauku,
lin G2 i5 krm N3 pauku % Az 81
knm ! kaul p m0m ka auwal Alai-
10 Ak 40 i-3 10 mo ana ma ka au-
wal; alfalfa Ak 30 Kom la Kaul
h'ki I ke Xiii Hema makai % IA loi
poilima. Alfalfa ma ka loi poalma
Ak 1919 Kom IS pauku; a vi. 7jA
kom. 256 kaul. Alfalfa AK. 1SA Kom
$50 Kaul. a hik ! Ike kumupali, Alai-
70 ~" 10 krmrpali ma ka auwai
AR. so iii. 05 Kaul.. AK 76A H.
I ~ E8ui p h'ki / ke Xiii Aknu maui
ka o ko Ku lo': alaila ma ko IN lie
ilai H. ial Kaul Ak. 81 Hi. LEG
Knrl. . He 2sA HI. 40 Pauku a hili
ku Kaheana loI Alfalfa He 30 HI
II p9nku ira 10 kahtana a hiki kahi
hoomakai
MALOK0 IA APANA / EKA.
Apara 3. lpi. Kahalao. e hooma-
ka ma Ike Xiii Akau makai keia pill
ana ma loi q Euluahi anne ko Kaukl:
a holo ana He. 47ls HI. ! Kaul. ma
ko Kulunhi, a hiki Ike Xiii Hema ma
kai keia; alaila He. 45 Kom Las
Kaul. ma Ike akaakai: Alfalfa Ak AZ Is
kom. LIS Kaul. ma ko Kapule; alaila
Ak. 50b HI. l.40 Kaul ma ko kauki
a hik kahi hoomakai.
Maloko ia Apana 15-l00 Eka
.. All that portion of the land de-
scribed in X. p. 1853. l.. c. A. 1919 to
palauhuu. as is described in deed of
Palauhulu to Nakea, dated May, 1857,
and of record in Liber % on page I10.
3. All that land, being a portion of
the makai half of X. p. l5S, l.. c. A.
1919 to Palauhulu, more particularly
described as follows
Beginning at the northwest corner
of the land of NJ. Phillips & Co.. adj
joining the Protestant Church yard.
and run south 80 east 5.2S chains along
the line dividing the mauka from the
makai half of r. p. 1873; thence south
GO west l 95-l00 chains along the land
of Puka to the Government road:
thence north 331a west so chains
along the Government road to the
Protestant Church yard: thence north
64M east 1885 chains along the said
churchyard to the point of commence
ment. Containing an area of
O27l000 acres.
4. Five undivided shares or interest
in the land known as the Ahupuaa of
Waikane and held and owned by
number of people as tenants in com
mon, and called the Hui of Waikane.
,. All that land at Kumunui. Wal
kane aforesaid and more particularly
described in r. p. 1852, L. c. A. 6O5l.
together with dwelling houses. cook
house, servants dwellings, stable and
bath-house situate thereon.
6. That certain spring of water
known as Ulawini, situate in the Anu
Duaa of Waikane, conveyed by the Of
ficers of said Hui of Waikane to p. G.
Jones together with the pipes leading
the water from said spring to the last
above mentioned premises.
7. Lease from the officers of said
Hui of Waikane of about ten acres of
land known as the Peterson lot; rent
paid in full to October LIST, 1907.
S. Note for $120 secured by mort
gage dated May II, 1890. at II per cent
per annum, made by PM to Peterson.
Larsen and Hopkins, of his interest in
the Hui of Waikane
The property above described has
for the most part been used as coun-
try residence, and has on a portion
thereof two dwelling-houses, out
houses, stables, etc, all in good order
and condition. A portion of the lands
three pieces are leased and bring in a
rental of $155 a year.
p. c. Jones, Esq, who is the owner of
the other undivided half of said prop
erty, has consented to a sale of his
half at the same time and place. and
will join in the deed for his half in
terest with the Guardian, so that the
party buying can secure the whole
property. The five shares in the Hui
of Waikane represent nearly a sixth
interest in between 800 or 1000 acres,
consisting of Kula and rice land, the
land being known as the Ahupuaa or
Waikane.
Upset price for all the above prop
erty will be $l2 100000 Deeds at the
expense of purchaser.
Dated, Honolulu. Jan. Sd, 1900.
For further particulars apply to Ce-
ell Brown Esq, or