The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-31

(1D $1,000 211 0 feet. along same;
15) 399o25', 40 feet, along same;
(16) 61o25', 427.O feet, along Ap.
of L. c. A. $3.50 to Puaahaole;
90 32S0OO' 1000 feet, along same;
(1S) $4,000, 300 feet along same;
u9) $4,000, 1870 feet, along same J;
600 $4,000, &c.. feet, along same;
CID 339o25', 1910 feet, along L. G.
A. S343 to Kalaauih;
1927 278o2O', 300 feet, along same;
(23) 251o 4O', SIS. o feet, along same;
(2D 346040'. 1879. 0 feet, along same; ;
$3.50 1920, 1000 feet, along same;
(26) 1920, APO feet, along same,
to redwood post or the boundary
of Kaluanui:
(2O $685., 1920 feet, along Ka-
luanui to a driven iron rail-
(2S) 1925, 1000 feet, along Ka-
luanui TO driven iron rail on
West side Of stream at bend;
(29) 341o40', 1900 feet along IA
luanui to a driven iron rail on
West side of stream bed Cat 2S4.2
feet passing over a driven iron
rail on Northeast side of the Koo-
lau Railway right of way. and at
343.6 feet a similar iron rail on
the Southwest side of said right
of way)
500 S1'45, 677.O feet, along Ka.
luanui to driven iron rail on
the Northeast side of stonewall;
(3D 54'15', $3.50 feet, along Ka.
luanui to driven iron rail;
1922 1880, $500 feet, along Ka-
luanui to a driven iron rail; on
slope, near end of side ridge, said
rail bearing 313050', $685. feet,
from the Kapaka Reference sta
ton;
Then up said ridge along Kaluanui,
the top of the ridge being the
boundary, to the top of the Waia.
hilahila Peak, as follows:-
$3.50 1920, 1850 feet;
(34 $685., 544. feet;
1850 10000, 455. feet
1861 12Oo40', 40. feet, to top of
Waiahilahila Peak;
Thence down the main ridge and a
side ridge, along Makao, L. G. A.
1926 to M. Kekauonohi, the top
of the ridge being the boundary,
to a driven iron rail at end of
said side ridge, said iron rail bear
ing 156022', GIT feet, from the Ka-
paka Reference Station, as fol
lows:-
$50 2O2o52', 924 feet;
1881 226o35', $50. feet, to point of
junction of ridges 77oOO3O", 623. Z
feet from the Kapaka Reference
Station;
(39) 1927, 400. feet;
(4O) 221054', 800. feet, to the above
described iron rail; Thence
(4D 233o15' 1857. feet, along Ma
kao to driven iron rail just
above edge of rice land Cat 1916. 4
feet passing over a driven rail on
upper side of Koolau Railway
right of way and at 1857. feet
passing over a similar iron rail
on the lower side of said right OF
way;
(42) 216055, 1850 feet, along Ma
kao to a redwood post in the rice
land bearing 1929, 644.5 feet
from an artesian WELL
(43) 2270O5', 1000 feet, along Ma
kao to a driven iron rail at corn
err of fence bearing 21So32', 1857
feet, from the Kapaka Reference
Station;
(44 21So19', 1888 feet, along Ma.
kao along fence and across road
to the "2S1a Mile POST"
(45) 21So19', 400 feet, along Ma.
kao to high water mark; Thence
along high water mark to the
initial point, the direct azimuth
and distance from the "2S1a Mile
Post" being 316o54, 1918. feet:
Containing an area of 1873 45-10C
Acres, exclusive of Apanas l and 2
Of L. c. A. 1855 to Kaihuia; Apana 2
Of L. c. A. 1OSO4 to Nakuina; and
Apana 4 of l.. c. A. 4331 to Kamano;
said exceptions being more particu
Iarly described as follows:-
EXCEPTION No. l, Being APANA /
of l.. c. A. 1855 to Kaihuia.
Beginning at a short redwood posi-
bearing by true azimuth 9o23', and II
feet distant from a driven iron raj
On the boundary between Kapaka anC
Makao, said iron rail bearing 21So32'
1857. feet, from the Kapaka Refer
ence Station, and running, by true
% 325o27' 1903 feet, along Kono
hiki to short redwood post;
CD 4S'25', 1870 feet, along Kono
hiki to short redwood post;
60 151 30' 31.3 feet, along Kono
hiki to short redwood post;
ca 54o49', 1888 feet, along Kono
hiki to short redwood post;
co 1890, $40 feet, along Kono
hiki to short redwood post;
co 23O'4O', 1856 feet, along Kono
hiki to the initial point;
Containing an area of 93-10O Acre.
No. 2, Being APANA
of L. c. A. 1855 to KAIHUIA.
Beginning at a point bearing true
1890, $50 feet from the