The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-17
above as plaintiff and petitioner, and
represents. AYERS. alleges and shows as
follows, to wit:

power, right and capacity to purchase
acquire, condemn and hold all such real
estate wherever situate within its iur-
isdiction, as may be, for any purpose,
necessary to the due exercise of it's
powers and duties; and in pursuance
of and to said power, right and capac-
fty, said plaintiff and petitioner has
been and is now desirous of purchas-
ing, acquiring, condemning and holding
those certain tracts and parcels OF land,
and their appurtenances, situate. with
in the limits of the aforesaid district
and hereinafter more particularly de-
scribed, for the erection and mainte-
nance thereon of a naval station and
harbor and channel defense, a public
use to and for which the said tracts and
parcels OF land are necessary and in
dispensable.
That the aforesaid tracts and parcels
of land and their appurtenances, so to
be purchased, acquired, condemned and
held for the purposes aforesaid, are.
each and all of them, situated in the
District of Eva, in and about the har-
Dor of Pearl Lochs, sometimes called
Pearl Harbor, in the Island of Oahu, in
the Territory and District of Hawaii
are bounded and particularly described
as follows. to wit: First: Two por-
tions, hereinafter referred to respective
lly as Portion A and Portion B, Of the
Estate of Bernice Pauahi Bihsop, de-
ceased, sometimes called B. P. Bishop
Estate, which are shown on that GER
tain map known ands designated as
"Hawaiian Government Survey Regis
tered Map No. 1739," and in this be-
half your petitioner shows that said
portions (A) and (B) are bounded and
i particularly described as follows, to
wit:
Portion Accommodating at point on
the shore on the eastern side Of chan
mel which leads into Pearl Lochs, where
the northern shore of the second fish
pond below Keanapuaa Point, as
shown on chart No. 1900 published by
the photographic Office of the United
! States Navy Department, joins the
/ low-water mark of the said channel;
thence following the shore to the north
ward along the line of low water to the
said ,Keanapuaa Point, or Keanapuaa,
as marked on said chart; thence fol-
lowing the shore along low-water mark
in a general easterly direction to what
is shown on said chart as Southeast
line of Southeast Loeb to the point in
the northern arm of Southeast Loeb
where the low-water shore line touches
the wall shown on the said chart as ex-
tending in a southeasterly direction
from the southeast corner Of Loko Ku-
mana: thence in an easterly direction
along said wall to it's end; thence east,
magnetic, to the line of the Oahu Rail-
way, thence across said railway and
In the same direction, to wit, east mag
netic, eight hundred $500 feet distant
from the center of said railway line to
a point; thence south 221s degrees east,
magnetic to the general southern
boundary line of the Estate OF Bernice
Pauahi Bishop. deceased, sometimes
called B. P. Bishop Estate, as shown
on the aforesaid Hawaiian Govern
ment Survey Registered Map No 1739'';
thence along the said boundary line in
a southwesterly direction to where the
said boundary line touches the said Ca
hu Railway, and partly across the said
railway in the same direction to it's
center line; thence still in a southwest
erly direction, but more westerly, across
the said railway and continuing in the
t same direction to a point at about the
: middle of the eastern shore of the said
l
6 puaa Point; thence along the shore of
the said fish pond to the northward and
e to the westward to the point of COM
y mencement; comprising to hfgh-water
e mark about six hundred and thirty-five
: (6S5) acres, more or less; together with
: all water, riparian, fishing and other
a rights, and rights of way and other
: easements, incidental or appurtenant to
e the said portion (A).
n Portion B-The whole of that certain
s Island shown upon the aforesaid Hy-
geographic Office Chart No. 1900. and
# known and designated as Kuahua, to
i low-water mark and comprising tc
l. hfgh-water mark about 41.5 acres. more
# or less, together with all water, ripa
= rfan fishing and other rights, and rights
Is of way and other easements, incidental
1t or appurtenant to said portion tB).
Y Second-A portion of the estate Of tn,
l. John Ii Estate, Limited, a corpora ton
L. said portion being part of that certain
al Island shown upon the aforesaid Hydro
is graphic Office Chart No. 1S0O ant
known and designated as Mokuumeum,
g or Ford Island, said portion bein.
= bounded and particularly described a.
follows. to wit: Commencing at
5e point at low-water mark on the shor
on the southwest size OF Sal0 MOkuOme
ee ume, or Ford Island, as shown on saic
- photographic Office Chart No. 1906
>. published by the United States Nav.
;, Department. the said commencement
- point being about six hundred and for
- ty (640) feet to the northward OF TIL
:, central portion of the southernmos
70 point of. the said Island. and betwee
the said southernmost point and tn
=, beach marked on the aforesaid char
~ as Kaimaemae; thence north 251k de
= grees east, magnetic. thirty-one hun
= dred and sixty (3,160) feet, more o
i, less. to a point; thence about north
:, degrees east. magnetic, to the extrenl
9 northeast point of the said Island t
~ low-water mark; thence to the south
~ ward and following the general south
n. erig and southwesterly shore of the sal
n, Island along low-water mark, includin
outlying rocks. points and islets, to tn
point of commencement. comprising I
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