The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-22
RECORD LAND SALE
Continued from Page H.


The prean bic recites the fact that a
bill for partition brought in the Third
Circuit Court by Alfred w. Carter,
guardian of the property of Annie T. K.
Parker, against Samuel Parker, Fred.
Wundenberg and Eben P. Low had
been heard and decided.
A decree by Judge John A. Matthew
man ordered that within ten days of
/ its date a deed of partition should be
executed by Samuel Parker and Annie
IT. K Parker by her guardian, A. w.
Carter
Now this indenture witnesseth,' the
Parker, acting by A. w. Carter, in
consideration of a conveyance made by
Samuel Parker to her and of one dollar,
grants 20 Samuel Parker all of the
homestead premises at Mana, District
of Hamakua, being the house occupied
as a home by S. P, and the lot to-
gether with $50 acres of land surround
ing the lot to be measured off so as TO
make the house as near the center as
possible.
Tho indenture further witnesseth
that Samuel Parker. in pursuance of
the decree of partition and the convey
ance before made by Annie T. K. Park
er to him. and in consideration of
100000 paid and agreed to be paid to
or on account of him, at the times and
subject to the conditions and limita-
tions in the decree, the receipt of $50
900 as first payment being acknowledge
ed does grant, bargain. sell, con-
vey and deliver to Annie T. X. Parker
all of the property. real. personal and
mixed, whether standing in the name
of Samuel Parker, Annie T. K. Parker
or both or in trust for either of them,
used in connection with. lying within
or forming any part of the Parker
Ranch including all lands, tenements,
Entertainments, cattle. sheep, horses,
livestock and personal property de-
scrlbed in the plaintiffs bill of COM
plant, etc,
Then the deed excerpts and reserves
to Samuel Parker the following prop
critics: l. The homestead. ?. Fifteen
acres to be selected by S. P from the
Claude Jones lot within the ahupuaa
| of Waikoloa to be located on the Kona
side of the paddock adjoining Kahoo-
hanohano premises. 5. Two lots at
| WaikOekoe formerly occupied by s. P.
and wife, a portion of which are now
occupied by Hirohama. 4. Land OF
Puakoo also fish ponds of Kalahuipua
and Anaehoomalu and sea beaches con-
| nected Herewith, and a strip 500 feet
deep back of both ponds and beaches.
1t is guaranteed that the Parker
Ranch property conveyed is free of in
cumbrances, excepting for the follow
ing mortgages: S. P. and wife to w.
G. Irwin and S. NJ. Damon; S. P. and
wife to James Campbell F. w. Wun-
denberg, trustee and Samuel Parker to
Abigail K. c. Parker 90, and S. P. to
Eben Low.
1t is said that the total amount of
| these mortgages is about 100000, which
Will come out of the purchase price.
This sale is the final outcome of
negotiations had since the J. A. Low
suit terminated. The Low people ask
| ed Alfred Carter, guardian of Annie T.
X. Parker a minor, to make an offer
for their interests. Samuel Parker gave
Eben Low an option on his half inter
est, but although Low was DESTROYS of
taking it up. he was unable to do so.
That option expired last week.
Col. Parker retains the homestead at
Mana. famous as @ place for hospital
ity, and a few other small pieces of
land. as described above
Annie T K. Parker is the daughter
of Mrs. Knight of San Francisco, by
her first husband who was Col. Park
er's son. He died a few years ago.