Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-19
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PROCLAMATION OF FOREST RE,
serves in the districts of Waianae and
WaiaIua. City and County of Honolulu.
Island OF Oahu, Territory OF Hawaii.
Under and by virtue of the author
ity vested in me by the provisions OF
Chapter rs of the Revised laws OF Fla
vail as Amended by Act IS Of the
Session Laws OF 1905, and by Act !
Of The session Laws OF 1907, and OF
every other power me hereunto eIf
abling, /, Walter +. Frear, Governor
OF Hawaii. with the approval of a
majority of the Board Of Commission
eTs of Agriculture and Forestry. haV-
Ing held the hearing of which notice
has been duly given as in said acts
provided, do hereby Recommend and
Approve as forfst reserves to be
called respectively the Nanakuli, the
Makua-Keaau and the Kuaokala For
est Reserves, those certain pieces OF
government and privately owned land
IN the Districts Of Waianae and Wal
alua, Island of Oahu, which may be
described roughly, as being the upper
ends OF the valleys bearing those
names and the mauka part of the gov
eminent land of Knaokala, and con-
tanning respectively areas Of 10i0
acres, 4716 acres and 434 acres, more
or less, in the Districts of Waianae
and Waialua,. City and County of Ho-
nOlulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of
Hawaii, more particularly described
by and on maps made by the Govern
CIR -
ritory of Hawaii, which said maps are
now on file in the said Survey De-
partment marked respectively Gov
eminent Survey Registered maps No.
2535, "Nanakuli Forest Reserve" No.
2407 ''Makua-Keaau Forest Reserve
and No. 1882 ''Kuaokala Forest Re-
serve" and descriptions accompany
ing the same, numbered respectively
G. s. F.. Nos. 1856, 1896 and 1854.
which said descriptions now on file
in the said Survey Department are as
follows:
NANAKULI FOREST RESERVE
Waianae, Oahu.
c.. s. f. No. 1856.
Beginning at Government Survey
Trig. Station ''Manawahua" on the
ridge separating the lands OF Mana
kuli and HONOLULU, as shown on Coy
ernment Survey Registered May No.
1886, and running by true azimuths:
1. Along down the ridge separating
the lands of Nanakuli and Ho-.
nouliuli to an iron pipe at the
West corner of the proposed
honolulu Forest Reserve the
direct azimuth and distance be-
ing 67o 08, 442O.0 feet;
2. 2310 &C. 80" 2179.0 feet along Ma
nakuli pasture land to forest
reserve monument on spur;
8. 202s 46' 14A1.0 feet along Mana
kuli pasture land to a pipe on
ridge; ..r
4. 1449 90 1890 feet along Mana
kuli pasture land to a forest re.
serve monument on ridge;
3. 81 or 1900 feet along, Mana
kuli pasture land to a pipe on
end of spur;
6. 215o OF, 30~ 2642,0 feet along Ma
nakuli pasture land to a pipe on.
end of spur;
Z. 30Se 49, 80" 110S.5 feet along Ma
nakuli pasture land to forest
reserve monument on spur;
8. 251 "a 1784.7 feet along Mana
kuh pasture land to a pipe on.
small spur;
8. 209o Ia 30~ Haas feet along Ma
nakuli pasture land to a pipe on.
small spur;
10. 2240 59' l094.0 feet along Mama
kuli pasture land to a forest re-.
serve monument on small spur;
IL. 1922 03' 30" 1018.0 feet along Ma
nakuli pasture land to a forest
reserve monument on small
spur;
y. 92o 49' 111S4 feet along Nanakuli
pasture land to forest reserve
monument on spur;
Is. 145' 49, 2333.S feet along Mana.
kuli pasture land to pipe on
small spur;
IA. So so 3Ov 1263.5 feet along Ma
nakuli pasture land to a forest
reserve monument on small
spur;
10. 49, 09' so" 1870 feet along Ma
nakuli pasture land to a forest
reserve monument on spur;
%. 90 49, 1850 feet along Mana
kuli pasture land to Heleakala
Peak on the ridge separating
the lands of Nanakuli and Lua-i
halei, said, peak being !, thei
South corner of the Lualualei
Forest Reserve;
IL Thence up along the ridge separ-
ating the lands of Nanakuli and
Lualualei, along the Lualualei
Forest Reserve, the direct All
muth and distance being 226os,
81 so" 6176.4 feet;
Is. Thence still up along the ridge
separating the lands of Mana
kuli and Lualualei, along the
Lualualei Forest Reserve. to a
peak called Palikea, at the in,
tersection of the ridges form.
ing the boundaries of the lands
OF Lualualei, Nanakulf and Ho-
nouliuli, the direct azimuth and
distance being 267e 1O' 62S00
feet;
-. Thence down along the ridge
separating the lands of Mana.