The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16
DELEGATES
TO MEET
Will Make Arran sements
Today for Trip to
Washington.

The Washington delegates viii hole
meeting at clock this afternoon il
the Office of Delegate Gait, of the Ha
waiian Trust Company, to concert inal
4 arrangements for their trip. The dele
4 gates viii sail from Honolulu next Fri
I dav. in the Mongolia. They are due III
| Washington on February 1st, and the
next day is that set for their hearing
before the committee Of Congress.
1t will he seen that they will have
very little time TO get the tremendous
mass of statistical matter now IN their
hands licked into shape. And yet it is
| of the greatest Importance to the sue
cess. OF their mission that it should be
in shape to be presented at once to the
committee upon the arrival of the dele
CATION in Washington. The statistical
matter is valuable, but a digest Of it is
what Congressman want.
The mass of matter already in the
hands of the delegation was added to
very materially yesterday in contribu-
ton supplied by Chief Clerk auckland,
of the Secretary office. This state |
ment shows that Hawaii has turned over
to the United States lands valued at a |
given without any remuneration what
ever, and just about offset the depart
mental expenditures made here by the
United States government, for salaries
mainly, the total of these expenditures
being 1882, O9O80. The statement of
the land sessions follows:
Lands ceded to the United States
for Army purposes.
July 20, 1899.
l. That tract of land con-
tanning 1874 acres more or
less situate about 3 miles
northwest from Honolulu
and described in Boundary
Certificate of Crown Land
of Kahauiki .............$ 1926, $4,000
,, That portion of Waianae-
uka, Oahu, containing H. i
400 acres more or less stu
ate about 10 miles from
Honolulu and miles from I
Pearl City ............ 100000
December 80, 1899.
l. All of Lot No. l desig
mated as Emmes wharf site
(Kaakaukukui) at the
head of Honolulu Harbor,
area 1850 square feet. S 100000 !
;, All of Esplanade Lots
Nos, +. >, 6, I, s, 9, and A.
Area $500 square feet. IA, 10000 :
). All of that land desig-
mated as the Barracks
Lot Area 98,260 square
feet. 100000 :
Lands ceded to the United States {
Government for Naval purposes. i
November 10, 1899 t
. Esplanade Lots Nos. "a, '
90. 90, 81, 9S and 80. Area i
30,255 square feet. .....$ As. 1890 |
!. Esplanade Lots Nos. 90, /
"a, 90, sc, 81 and IS. Area I
10000 square feet. ....... 100000
Lot at East corner of Mi {
lilani and HalekauwiIa t
streets. Area 1928 so. it.. $4,000 c
A plat of land in Kewalo- t
uka. (Hospital.) Area 20 4
acres more or less. 1890. 100000 t
Lots on Punchbowl Slope j
Nos. COS, 600 and Go. t
Area S3,0SS square feett.. lZ,0oo.OOj a
Portion of Reef of Kaa-
kaukukui Area 76 25-100 5
acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1920 90 6
November ,, 1898. p
The water front lying be- t
tween the Bishop Estate s
and the line of Richards t
street. including the site of
prospective wharves, slips
and q 9nnrO3cbpS
Area 252, 200 square feet. 100, 100000
The blocks of land en- r
bracing Lots Nos. So to 81.
Area 50, 120 So. #. Lots
100 to 131 including Mill f
lani street to the intersec- Il
ton of Halekauwila street t,
and the government water s.
lots lying between the
Bishop Estate and Punch O
bowl and Allen streets. a
Area 2S3, 900 SO. ft........ 31S,750.00 ii
Lands Reserved by Proclamation of ii
OVernOr. II
March %, 1902. G
Buildings and lands for ST
Customs purposes, Homo 81
lulu Area 10000 SO. TT. 1920, 100000 A
Buildings and lands for il
Customs purposes, kahului. W
Area $3.50 SO. fit. ty
June 10, 1903. y
Addition to Kahului Gus lie
tom House lot. Area $3.50 HI
square feet ......... 100000 tC
June 10, 1901.
Land for the purpose of 6
establishing and maintain g