The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
HONOLULU. OAHU.
Mar. Is, 1904.


Mar Is 1904.
A. S. Cleghorn TO Look Hop Yuen,
| L. Realty, Kapiwai, Pauoa, 10 5O-100
( A, 10 yrs. at $500 per an. Mar. 3, 1904.
V. L. Tenney of San Francisco to
Chas- H Atherton, P. A. Apr. p, 1903
A. Demptser to NJ. S. Pereira, Rel
| Int in mtg. of NJ. G. Correa of lots 8
! and 4, Blk 5 Pearl City, Eva, with
note for 500; int. in mtg. of NJ. & ]. F.
| c. Abel of realty and bIdgs on Green
! ST. with notes for $3.50 and $3.50. Con.
81. 500. Jan. Is, 1904
I. Rubenstein to Leong Shee ct al,
Rel. pcs. land, Kuwiki, area $1,000
and 11-100 A. respectively; $500. Mar.
12S1so4
F. c. Betters to Allen & Robinson,
Ltd, mtg, lot 1. Blk. 2, Kafmuki Tract,
| $4,000 So. f., bldgs., etc.; $1,000, yrs
| at Z per cent. Mar. 10, 1904
Palolo Land & Imp. Co. to Mrs. L.
Souza, Warranty D. Lots and 4, Blk
101, Palolo. area 5000 so. IT,; 81 ,125
Mar. 4, 1904
Hawaii Land Co. to NJ Hull, War
ranty D. Lots II and IS. Kapalama
Tract, 7,o4O So TT. Dec. 80. 1908
Luke See Chin to Luke Mon Wong
See, D. 1-9 int. in following property:
lots 80, 81, 100 and 101 Kulaokahua; 10
62-100 A. at KAPPA, and 3 51-100 A at
Kulawala, Koolaupoko, Oahu; 1873
A. at Paauilo. Hamakua, Hawaii; 81.
Mar. u, 1904.
Luke Mon Wa to Choy Luke See, D.
1-3 int. in following property: lots go,
81, 100 and 101, Kulaokahua; 10 62-1O0
A. at KAPPA and 8 51-1O0 A. at Kula-
wala, Koolaupoko, Oahu; 13S A. at Pa
o
1904.
Luke Tang Sing to Choy Luke See,
D. 1-3 int in following property: lots
80, 81, 100 and 1U1, Kulaokahua; 10 62-100
A. at Kapia and 51-1O0 A. at Kala-
auilo, Hamakua, Hawaii; 81. Mar. II.
1904.
EVA, OAHU
o. r. & L. Co. to K. e Ashley, D.
Lots IS, IA and Is, Blk 81, Pearl City;
$3.50. Mar. II, 1904
HILO, HAWAII.
NJ. F. Coelho to Laupahoehoe Sug.
Co., agrt. 1st party agrees that End
party may for IL years cultivate and
plant sugar cane on % A of lot 43,
Maulua Homesteads on the condition
that the list party receives Ito and End
party $40 of all crops. Jan. 5, 1904.
N KoNA, HAWAII.
Ota to Yoshino, P. A. Jan. %, 1904
KAU. HAWAII.
J. Kauhane to Hawn Agrl. Co., L.
Realty, Wailau, 10 yrs. at $40 yr.
Mar. 1, 1904.
DISTRICT COURT.
J. P. Ball VS.. Becky Kaonohi Chang
and husband Eddie Chang, $205, pro-
fessional services.
Ridgway & Ridgway VS. Herbert,
Humphris and Walters, asst. $50 pro-
fessional services.
The Peerless Preserving Paint Co.,
Ltd. VS.. ]. F. Colburn, asst, SIS, work
and labor furnished.
P H. Burnett VS.. w. H. Thornton,
deft, ]. H Fisher, Auditor, gar, asst,
$3.50 note.
P Fl Burnett VS.. S. R. Jackson, deft.,
J. H. Fisher, gar, asst, $20.5o, note.
F. J. Turk VS.. Estrella Turk, idg1nt.
for def.
simply means that the new conner has
to go over all this work again, for if
we exclude those imported for economic
reasons, probably not less than so or 90
per cent of the species of insects that
exist here are not found elsewhere, and
therefore are not known to the outside
economic entomologist.
Even when one of Our I'M urious spe-
cies is we'll known and much written
about elsewhere, | have found much of
the information published to be value
less here, or even misleading, owing to
the peculiar nature of our insular con-
dition and climate.
ct adds greatly to the value of Bull
1etins that they should be illustrated,
but illustrations unless they are per-
fectly accurate and frst-class are to my
mind worse than useless. In this re-
spect we are unfortunately situated,
having no special chronological artist
in this country. 1t seems at present as
though it will be necessary to prepare
material for illustrating months before
it is intended to publish a Bulletin on
any particular subj ect, and send 1t to
frst-class artist to be drawn, or paint
ed and plates executed, or the Bulletin
will have to be published and the plate
or plates that illustrate it will be issued
with a later Bulletin Both technical
and general bulletins equally require IL
Illustrations, but in many cases the same
figures might serve for one OF either
kind.
such in brief sketch is the work that
the Division of entomology proposes to
undertake, and indeed at the present
time it is regularly performing, the chief
obstacle being the lack of literature. A
good manv books have already been pro-
cured but many of the most important
publications are still wanting and until
these are obtained Bulletins otherwise
prepared must await completion. The
duties of the several entomolOgists are
fairly well established but no fixed limits
can ever be assigned in such matters as