The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-26
ON ISLAND
OF HAWAII
Continued from page 49,

wooded agricultural tract on line of
| Volcano Road; runs from elevation of
about 900 to 1000 feet; no running
streams.
Apua-9, 24O acres; o. T. Shipnan; $50
February 90, 1902; runs from sea to
| considerable elevation; rough, in
! ferior land, but with forest growth.
! Kehena-SO0 acres; mixed pasture
| and agricultural land, but in general
| Inferior
| WafakoIea- Kaimu-5,31O acres; mixed
! quality, not definitely determined; has
| sea frontage; no running water.
Various scattered remnants-26,0 900
! acres: generally inferior; a small pro-
/ portion only is good
! The Puma district is a lava district
the good land lying in scattered sec
| tons; very much is of nominal value
! only; no running streams.
DISTRICT OF HILO.
waiakea-95O 600 acres; Waiakea Mil
Company; $4,000; June 1, 1918; extends
from Hilo Bay to high elevation on
slope of Maunakea; probably 5000 to
! 5000 acres good cane land, near town
of Hilo The lower stretch of this land
toward Puma is made UP of lava
tracts suitable for inferior pasturage
only. The heavily wooded tracts at
higher elevations have been imperfectly
explored, but are known to contain
with some good land, many thousands
of broken lava fields. The extreme up
per part of the land is mountain graz
ing land of rough quality. The good
land in the vicinity of the town of Hilo
with the frontage on HilO Bay and
Waiakea river, fishing rights, etc, give
the principal value of this land.
PonOhaWai-About 1000 acres taken
up by settlers under the land act.
PiihOnua-57,2 200 acres: John T. Bak-
err; $500; March 1, 1921; extends from
the upper part of the town of Hilo,
through the forest and on to the slope
Of Maunakea. The lower portion is
woods coffee, etc. Upper land good !
grazing. The greater part of land |
densely wooded; has abundant water |
supply. y small portion of this land |
lies within the town of Hilo. not under |
control OF public lands Office.
Humuua-10l 800 acres: Humuuld !
Sheep Station Company: $1,000; April ,
6. 1908; most of this land mountain !
paSturage. with many thousand acres ,
Of waste lava tracts; runs from sea t. |
about 1890 feet elevation. = fair pro |
portion % cane and forest agricultural !
land at lower levels.
Hakalau-iili-57O acres; Hakalau
Plantation Company: $500: October l.,
1908; cane land; has sea frontage.
Acknowledgements acres; Laupahoe
hoe Sugar Company; $1S0 April Is.
1905; cane land; has sea frontage.
kaiwiki-1,2o0 acres; taken up under
provisions of the land act.
kaapoko-13O acres; Onomea Sugar
Company: $500; September 6, 1901, and
$50: April 3, 1908; cane lands; sea front
age.
Kafeie-f17 acres: Onomea Sugar
Company: $3.50; December 80, 1904; cane
and forest land.
Kaieie-60 acres; homestead lots.
kawainui-60S acres: Onomea Sugar
Company; $500; July 10, 1903; cane and
forest land.
Kulaimano-347 acres; Pepeekeo Su-
gar Company; $2.3S0: December 20.
1904; cane land: sea frontage.
KaUpakuea-21O acres; Pepeekeo Su-
gar Company; $500; June i. 1901: cane !
and forest land
kapaakea-194 acres: Honomu Sugar
Company; $500; October II. 1929: cane
and.
Honomu-3.0oO acres: Honomu Sugar
company; $1,000; August $ 1918: lease
overs 500 acres cane land. remainder
crest land
kaiwiNi-W ailea-5.590 acres; Haka-
au Plantation Company; $500: June j..
900: cane and forest land
Kama ee-2.23 acres: HakaIau Plan
alton Company; $1,000: January -
SlS: lease covers 4S5 acres cane land:
emainder forest land.
LepOloa- kauniho-50S acres. Hakalau
Plantation Company; $3.50: January l.
900; cane land
Opea-PeIeaU-1.10o acres. Hakalau
plantation Company: 1918. July -.
500; principally cane land; forest F
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