Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26

Lillian X. Keamalu ct al.-W. l.. na.
iliwai .. =. '..............D.
Recorded July 10, 1902.
James l.. Holt to Jno. +. Colburh,
trustee: trustee deed sundry pieces
land. etc, Waianae and Waialua, 90
hu; 81. Book 241. page 81. Dated July
l. 1902.
Recorded July 10, 1902.
d. Piikoi to Maria X. Piikoi; decd;
portion r. p. 5943, Kul. SO23. APP. 3,
Waikiki. Honolulu, oahu; 81. etc Book
242. page %. Dated July is, 1902.
Laie Plantation by attorney, to ia.
huku Plantation Company, Limited;
lease; eighteen feet right Of way for
railroad. Laiewai, Koolauloa, Oahu;
fifteen years at 81. Book 24O, page 30.
Dated February 23. 1899.
ID. Piikoi to Maria K. Piikoi; deed;
portion of r. P. 5943, Kul. 1929, Ap. 8,
Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu; 81, etc.
Boot 2i2. page 20. Dated July IS, 1902.
Recorded July 81, 1902.
G.. K. Kahelekukona and wife 10
Lau Thu: lease; r. P.'s 1920 and 3O4S,
Puhaoa. Hama, Maui; ten years at sos.
Book 1888, page 459. Dated May Z.
1902.
c. Z. Richardson, by attorney. to Jno
Bohnenberg and wife: release; one.
half acre Of land, Kukuau |, Hilo. Ha.
wall; $500. Book $50, page 81. Dated
June IS, 1902.
First Foreign Church and Society OF
Hilo to Mrs. J. l.. Richardson; deed:
lot s, row F. Halai Hills, Hilo, Hawaii;
$50. Book 23s, page 157. Dated Feb.
ruary l, 1902.
G. l.. b. Wilder and husband to T..
n. Holmes; deed: lots ~ and l3, block
2. Puueo. Hilo Hawaii; $1,000 and
$1,000. Book 23S, page l5S. Dated
April /, 1902.
Hee Akona to PanG Sing Henry.
deed; lot AZ OF Grant 1855, Puukapn.
South Kohala, Hawaii; 500. Book 23s,
page 1853. Dated July 5, 1902.
Francisco P. Garcia to Pedro Pimin.
tel; deed; piece land, Kaupakulua, Ha.
makualoa, Maui; SIS. Book 23S, page
100. Dated January Ia, 1902.
Antonio Fernandez and wife to Pc.
dro Pimintel ct al; deed; two and one.
half acres land, Kapakulua, Hamakua.
loa, Maui; 800. Book 23s, page 100,
Dated March II, 1900.
+. A. Tenchira to A. Tenchira; bill
of sale: frame building, etc, Kaumara
road. South Hilo. Hawaii; 5000. Book
235. page 31S. Dated March 4. 1902.
All Hoon to Enowa: lease; four taro
patches. lao Valley. Waikiki. Maui:
nine years at $50. Book. 233. page 461
Dated February 20. 1902.
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mills, which are likewise built with
Northern money, pay equally large
dividends. The Duso1s are now re
garded as men of national Importance
They stand high among the capitalist
OF The country, and whenever money
is needed in the rice belt they make
trips to New York and secure all tn,
cash necessary.
Another important feature in con
nc ctiUn with the rice culture Is the ed
ucatiUn of the people up to the uses o.
tue cereal. With this In view, TIL,
Flee Association OF America has beer
iorme q. and 1t comes within the prov
ince OF this association to send Su
missionaries for the purpose of eslab
fishing rice kitchens at national. Stat,
and country fairs, to give ocular dem
oLstIations OF the uses of rice. Cool
books are printed and distributed b.
the Southern Pacific Co., showing so
different ways in which rice may b.
pref AIRED for consumption.
Demand for Help.
But the greatest trouble Of the rio
planters comes In harvesting time
during August and September, whel
help Is wanted. II Is next to impos
sible to secure sufficient hands, thougl
the wages range from $3.50 to $3.50
Jay and board. Both white and blacl
races are employed on the sam
farms; they are not compelled to wor
side by side, nor eat at the same table
The color line is pretty sharply dedr
ed in al about Crowley, and when
negro n the town refuses to WORT
is often the case that he lets his wifi
earn their living-ne Is promptly loci
ed in Jail.
Crowley Is, perhaps, the only plac
in the world where the negroes al
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