The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-03
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The Palau Settlement Association has
applied for the Hakalau-iki landss
another settlement association has ap.
piled for the Kamaoa-Pueo lands in
Kau. Both associations are TO be nofk.
fed that the government is willing to
open these lands for individual ioca-
tion but not for settlement associa-
tons; and also that the lands will be
put up under the new form of special
agreement sale, the form of which win
be published soon.
Captain Orwell has applied for three
lighthouse sites. One of these is at
Kahala, Kauai, the entrance to Ana.
hola harbor; a second is at Kokole or
the Kekaha lands; and a third II ON
little island Pun Xii, Hama, Maui.
These will be granted as soon as the
, title is clear.
Henry Cobb Adams has applied for
eighteen acres Of land in Koolau for
settlement purposes This land win be
put up under the special agreement OF
sale.
Thirty-six persons have made appli-
cation for various pieces of land in
Koolau, now under lease to j. b. Cas-
tie. When these leases expire or are
surrendered the land will be put up
under the special agreement sale
f. II. Cant has applied for 2.S acres
of coast land at Kehena, Puma, Ha-
wall. Action awaits further informa-
ton and appraisement.
j. G.. and G. Andrews have applied
for the purchase of agricultural and
grazing lands in Kau. They have been
informed that these lands also will be
put up under the special agreement
sales and will not be given to settle
ment associations.
G. X. Motley has applied for the
purchase of fifteen acres of agricui-
tural land at Pauilo. Action has beez
deferred until the land can be APP
praised.
The Land Commissioner has re-
ceived a requisition from the Superin-
tendent of Public Works to turn over
to the Public Works Department the
Kapaa town lots. There will be a con
| ference over this between the Gov
ernor, the Land Commissioner, the Su-
peTlDISHueUL SI uDllC NOihp anu SsA@
Attorney General.
c. Akama has applied for home
stead lot in Kaaliki, Kau, Hawaii. 40
tion on his application is awaiting the
survey of the land.
S. II. Dowsett has applied for the
privilege of tapping stream back Of
Lualualei homestead lots with two
inch pipe Action is deferred until
further information can be secured and
to determine the matter of putting up
the sale Of the right at auction.
The elders of the Mormon church
have applied for a half acre tract at
Hauula for a church site. The land
will be surveyed before action is taken
The Land Commissioner has been
authorized to convey title TO the Board
of Education Of certain lands acquired
and used for school purposes at Papa
laa, Hawaii, and to one piece of land
at Waikiki.
The Land Commissioner has ASA
been authorized to cancel the right Of
purchase lease 34S, Olaa, Hawaii, sur
rendered by the lessee. The land viii
be reappralsed.
The cancellation has been authorized
of certificates Of occupation 81, 80 and
40, Hamakua.
An application has been made fer
the purchase Of HanapePe school lot
on Kauai, which has been abandoned
as school site by the Board of Edu-
cation. But the land is under lease to
Cav and Robinson, the lessees having
permitted the use by the school board
An application has been made FOR
the purchase of ffty-aere reserve IN
the Pupukea tract. 1t will be sold
under the special agreement form.
The Episcopal church has applied for
a lot at Lahaina for a rectOry. 1t
has been referred to the Superintend-
ent of Public Works, to see If he needN
the lot for any purpose. If not, 1t TA
be sold
The Superintendent of Public Works
has requested that $4,000 from the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the Pupukea-Pau-
malu tract be set aside foFS the con
struction of roads in and through the
tract.