The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
BIC REAL ESTATE
DEAL RECORDED

kConIluueu from rage One.)
TONED that upon payment of the exist
ing liabilities of McBryde Sugar Com.
pany to Davies & Co., and the
additional payment of $104, 251 81, the
Davies company would convey the
land in fee simple to McBryde planta-
ton or to its nominee. And it is stat
ed that as the Kauai Railway Com
pany has entered into negotiations
with Davies & Co. to acquire in
fee simple the title of the property
mentioned in the lease and to pay
Davies & Co. portion of the
amount of the indebtedness due the
latter company by the McBryde Sugar
Company, and as all the liabilities due
Davies & Co. by the McBryde
Sugar Company have been paid or pay
ment provided to the satisfaction of
Davies q Co., the latter are ready
to convey and do convey the prem
Uses to the Kauai Railway Company
The McBryde Sugar Company IONS
in the transfer, waving all rights as
lessee under the lease from Davies s.
Co., and consents to the conveyance.
New Lease Filed.
By another document fled for rec
ord, which is closely connected with the
first, the lease from Davies to the Nc
Bryde is amended by filing a new lease
from the Kauai Railway Company to
the McBryde Sugar Company of the
same property described in the above
deed. The lease is to run to June L.
1914. The annual rental is $12,547 GA.
The terms of the original lease from
Davies & Co. are agreed to by the Ka-
uai Sugar Company, permitting the Nc
Bryde Sugar Company to. take over the
fee simple title of the property upon
1 the payment of $1O4,2 51.91, upon Civ
ing notice one month in advance OF
its desire SO to do.
Still Other Transfers.
Two more documents were also filed
yesterday in connection with the prin-
cipal deed. One is deed from Z. H.
Wodehouse, trustee, to the Kauai Rail
way Company and the Kauai Fruit and
Land Company, Limited, by the terms
of which Wodehouse, as trustee, con
iYeys to the two companies in equal and
undivided shares the property acquired
by him in exchange with the Territory,
the property being a portion, area not
specified, of the ahupuaa of Kalaheo.
The consideration mentioned is one
dollar.
The other document is also a deed
from E. II. Wodehouse, trustee, to the
Kauai Railway Company. Wodehouse
conveys to the railway company for
5000 two acres of land for lime kiln
site in Koloa, Kauai, which site is to
be located in the boundaries of the fee
simple lands of the McBryde Sugar
Company, the lot to be located by the
purchaser within five years. Wode-
house also conveys the right of way
now occupied by the Kauai Railway
Company from a point in Wahiawa ON
the main track of the McBryde Sugar
Company leading to its mill and fence
through Wahiawa to the Kalaheo home
steads; also a right of way from Port
Allen landing up the Hanapepe valley
to pump No. 8 station; also other
rights of way through the ahupuaas
of Laval and Koloa towards Koloa
gap These rights of way are, by the
terms of the deed, to be located with
in ten years.
Registrar Merriam collected about
1925 for the Territory in stamp duties
for filing the above documents.
W. A. Kinney, in reply to an inquiry
as to the meaning of the four trans
fers, stated that they are merely for
the purpose of clearing up various mat
ters preparatory to the transfer of the
McBryde agency from Davies & Co. to
Alexander g. Baldwin.