The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
PROPOSED
RESERVES
CFrom Thursday,s Advertlser.,

lands are to be added to the forest re-
serves OF the Territory. providing the
resolutions passed at the meeting OF
the Board of Agriculture and Forestry
yesterday afternoon are carried through
one of these reserves. the largest, is
In the Hama district OF Maui, having a
total area of 14.S25 acres. 7013 acres OF
which are under lease and 1858 held In
fee simple, the lessees and owners
agreeing to the creation of the reserve.
This area is described in the resolution
as follows:
! HAMA FOREST RESERVE.
! Resolved, That those certain lands in
the District of Hama, Island of Maui
bounded in general terms as follows:
Lying on the eastern slope of Mount
Haleakala, bounded on the west and
north by the Koolau District. on the
east by line following approximate,
ly the lower edge of the existing forest
across the Hama District, on the south
by the Kipahulu District; and contain
ing an area of 14S25 acres more or
less. as recommended in report of the
Committee on Forestry, dated october
90. 1906. based on reports of the Super
inten'ent of Forestry. dated March 2
and April c. 1906 which reports are on
file in the Office OF the Board of Agri-
culture and Forestry, the boundaries
of which proposed reservation more
particularly appear by and on maps
made In March, 1906, ty the Hawaiian
Government Survey Department, which
sa'd maps are on file in said Survey
Department and marked Registered
Maps Numbers 1868 and 1850" and "Ha-
ma Forest Reserve. Maui" and a de-
scription accompanying the same num-
bered C S. F.. 1890, which said de-
scription is now on file in said Survey
Departure copies of which said ma ps
and description are now on file in the
Office of this Board, and made a part
hereof, be approved as forest reserve
to be called the Hama Forest Re-
serve"
Resolved. That the Board recommend
to the Governor that the government
lands lying within the boundaries of
the said proposed Hama Forest Re-
serve be set apart by him, subject to
vested rights therein, after the hearing
required by law, as the Hama Forest
Reserve"
LUALUALEI RESERVE.
The other proposed reserve deals
with 3743 acres of government land on
Resolved That those certain lands
in the District of Waianae, Island OF
Oahu, bounded in general terms as
follows:
Lying on the western slope of the
Waianae Mountains, bounded on the
west by the Luaualei Homesteads. on
the north and east by the lands of
Waianae-kai, Waianae-uka and Ho-
nouliuli, on the south by the land OF
Nanakuli; and containing an area OF
3143 acres. more or less, as recon-
mended by report of the COMMITTEES
on Forestry, dated August 10. 1906.
based on g report OF the Superintend-
ent of Forestry. dated April 4, 1906,
which reports are on file in the once
of the Board of Agriculture and For,
estry, the boundaries of which pro-
posed reservation more particularly ap-
pear by and on map made in Janu-
airy. 1906 by the Hawaiian Government
Survey Department, which said map
is on file in said Survey Department
and marked Registered Map Number
2l65" and "Lualualei Forest Reserve.
oahu" and a description accompany
ing the same number C. S. F. 1853,
which said description is on file in said
Surve" Department, a copy of which
said map and description are now on
filc in the office of this Board and made
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had been deposited with which to
treat these little guests. Every last
one had his fill of good things, and
doubtless went home wishing that there
were other hospitals in the neighbor-
hood needing aid of this substantial
kind.
The receipts, roughly counted at the
close of the fair Saturday evening. are
as follows: