Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-19

Il gradually until the maximum re-
CURED percentage Is reached, bat he
may obtain his patent, so far as cult
walton conditions are concerned. BY
cultiyating the maximum percentage
continuously for years. In order 20
enable him TO earn sufficient In other
ways until he can get his homestead
on q paying basis. he Is permitted to
! extend his residence on the homestead
sover a period OF 10 years IN periods
OF not less than months each. aggre-
eating years, but he may obtain =
patent so far as resident conditions
are concerned By residing on the lot
continuously for years. He may ex-
, tend his payments in small install
ments over period Of 10 years but
may pay any or all instruments at any
time. The times within which by the
terms OF the agreement he must per
form the conditions may be extended
/ for good cause. In order to protect
him against undue inducements and
! TO insure the homestead remaining
such. he cannot. either before or after
patent. except by official consent.
transfer the homestead to an alien or
/ to q corporation or to a person who
ALREADY has sufficient other land for
a homestead This operates also as
an assistance to him financially. mas
much as corporations which desire his
crops for their mills and canneries
are the more willing to make adj
lyances on the crops because they can
mot lease or buy the land, and official
consent may be denied to agreements
| BY way OF security for advances
whether BY such companies, or by
hanks or others, except upon con-
ditions by which the homesteader
may be protected as fas as possible
land the homestead be prevented In
case OF foreclosure from going into
the hands OF an alien or corporation
lcr large land holder. In order. that
/ the proper relations that should ex-
list between such companies and
hoEesteaders might be better under.
stood. cases have been brought by the
government and have been favorably
decided by the supreme court. holding
that relations OF q kind that have been
icommon In the past are not consonant
with genuine homesteading under the
law, but the homesteaders affected
have been given further opportunity
/ to make good in order that hardshlps
might not result from the mlsnnder.
standings Of the mast
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