The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
ISLAND OF kauai.

Olohena-1.150 acres; Makee Sugar
Company; $3.50; August Z, 1909; cane
land and grazing; from sea to noun
Kamamaloo-2.4 O5 acres; Makee su-
gar Company; $1,000; May 4, 1907; cane
and grazing land: from sea to noun
tain.
Papaa-2,O0O acres; KiIauea Sugar
Company; 500; February 10. 1912;
mountain forest much broken.
Moloaa-Papaa and Aliomanu-2. 500
acres; L. j. Morgan; $500; August 1,
1920; mountain forest tract
Waioli-3100 acres: principally rough
mountain tract at Hanalei
Napali-13,400 acres: VIM Kinney;
$50; July T. 1917, and w. +. II. Deverill;
$25; July /. 1913; very rugged mountain
tracts. on northwest coast of Kauai;
inaccessible.
KaIaheo-4,o0O acres; estate D. Nc
Bryde; $500; February To- 1909; mostly
grazing and wood land; valuable fish
pond.
Hanapepe-S 900 acres; Gay & Rob
inson; 500; December p, 1917; valley,
mountain grazing
Waimea-92,400 acres; Gay & Robin
son; $1,000; December 81, 1917; practi-
cally whole district of Waimea; much
variety of land. grazing and agricul-
turai; valuable water supply.
Hanalei-16,4OO acres; F. Wunden-
EeTBs IT, SG0U, JdHudTy i, 1SUos q long
extent of sea. coast: good landing;
grazing.
Anahola-6,237 acres; Sol Sang Wal;
$3.50; March l, 1908; deep valley and
high mountain lands; rice. cane. etc.
lands; abundant water supply: runs
from Hanalei Bay to mountain top;
lease covers 80 acres.
Kapaa-7,237 acres; Makee Sugar
Company; $500; May 1, 1907; cane
lands, grazing and high mountain;
good water supply.
Wailua- uka-17, 455 acres; Lihue
Plantation; $1,000; October 1, 1917. and
Wailua- kai-2,S00 acres; Z. Linde-
mann; $500; July Is. 1921; valuable cane
lands, and good agricultural tracts;
abundant water supply.
The above Kauai lands are in gener-
al good lands for agricultural purposes
and well watered.
ISLAND OF MOLOKAI--DISTRIC
OF KONA.
Hoolehua-142 acres: homestead lots.
Hoolehua Tract-3,736 acres; grazing
and cane land; dry
PunaIau-S9 acres; old fish pond and
marsh land.
Kamiloloa-1SO acres; homestead
| lots.
Kamiloloa- mauka-S,7 $40 acres; Amer
lean Sugar Company; $780, May IA,
1919; dry grazing land.
! Makakupaia-1,21 6 acres, and
! Kahananui-Dry grazing lands.
| Wailau-2, 600 acres; deep valley and
rough mountain tract.
| Ualapue-709 acres; H. r. Hitchcock
and Otto Meyer; $210: September 3,
1919, and
Kahananui-2S2 acres; Jeffs and Lut-
ted; $55; January 4, 1911; grazing land;
fish pond at seashore.
/ Kalamaula-6,747 acres, and
Palaau-11, 25S acres; also,
| Kapaakea-2,17S acres; American Su-
gar Company; $1,000; January 10, 1918;
grazing and agricultural lands; with
out water. except by pumping; long
sea frontage.
! ISLAND OF LANAI
Mahana-7,9OO acres; estate w. NJ.
Gibson; 500; November 1, 1907; graz
| ing and mountain land.
Kalulu-5,945 acres; grazing and
mountain land.
Kaunolu-7,4 S3 acres: estate w. NJ.
Gibson; $3.50; February 9, 1907; grazing
and mountain land.
| Kealia- Pauwili-6,2 PSI acres; estate w.
NJ. Gibson: $50; June %, 1908; grazing
and mountain land.
Kamao-2,715 acres, and
| Kamoku-S,3 300 acres; also,
Paomai-9,000 acres; F. H. Haysel-
den; $500; January 10, 1916; grazing and
mountain land.
| Lanai lands are almost wholly graz
ing lands, with little or no water.
ISLAND OF KAHOOLAWE.
Island of Kahoolawe-30,000 acres; B.
F. Dillingham;; $3.50; January 1, 1913;
dry grazing.